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Special Issue "Understanding Sports-Related Health Issues, 2nd Edition". [PDF]
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CRISPR/dCas9-targeted H3K27me3 demethylation at the <i>CUC3</i> boundary gene triggers ectopic transcription and impacts plant development. [PDF]
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Puma’s World Cup Trade Mark Found Misleading
GRUR International, 2023Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) v PUMA SE and PUMA SE v Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)
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Cup-markings near Moulin, Perthshire
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1927An outcrop of rock near Moulin is in an elevated position with a good view of the Tummel and Tay valley. The are 14 cups carved into the rock. One set of 5 cups, and another set of 3, lie in two straight lines running as nearly as possible east and west.
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Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 1998
The key argument presented in this article is that a threefold temporal sequence can be recognized in the deployment of cup and ring marks and that these changes can throw new light on the nature of ideological evolution in northern Britain during the Neolithic.
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The key argument presented in this article is that a threefold temporal sequence can be recognized in the deployment of cup and ring marks and that these changes can throw new light on the nature of ideological evolution in northern Britain during the Neolithic.
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Cup-marked Stones in Strathtay, Perthshire
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 1922Cup-marked stones at a variety of sites are described. The stone at Bailandun is partly embedded in a burial mound. At Balnabeggan the stone has 59 cups, some of which are connected by grooves. Stones from Glen Brerachan and Balvaran which were previously reported are illustrated here. A stone known as the Priest's Basin has a 'cup' measuring 2 feet in
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On the Potential Use of Cup‐Marks
Anthropology of Consciousness, 2010ABSTRACTThe author, starting from what is currently known about cup‐marks and their distribution in the north‐western Italian alpine area, formulated a hypothesis on their material and ritual functions in the Neolithic period. It is conceivable that cup‐marks were originally carved in connection with the ritual use of Amanita muscaria, and that they ...
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Hollows, “Cup-Marks”, and Hittite Stone Monuments
Anatolian Studies, 1975Hollows and “cup-marks”, i.e. small round depressions of various sizes, are associated with a number of Hittite and Neo-Hittite stone monuments. They are carved on the surface of the monuments and in the case of rock reliefs they are cut in the surface of the adjacent rock.
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