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Volcanology and petrology of Nisyros Island (Dodecanese, Greece)
Bulletin Volcanologique, 1974Nisyros is a totally volcanic island located at the eastern limit of the quaternary calc-alkaline island arc system of the South Aegean Sea. Its age is rather young since K/Ar dating has given an age of 0.2 m.y. B.P. for one of the oldest outcropping products of this volcano. The volcanological evolution of Nisyros has tentatively been reconstructed as
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The temporary Italian occupation of the dodecanese: A prelude to permanency
Diplomacy & Statecraft, 1993On 28 September 1911, at 2.30 pm, the Italian charge d'affaires at Constantinople delivered to the Porte a studiously composed document the contents of which could, even for those who did not read between the lines, mean nothing but war. The Young Turk government was accused of systematicall y opposing every Italian interest and of fomenting local ...
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Exploration in the Dodecanese: New Prehistoric and Mycenaean Finds
The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1988Results from a recent surface investigation in the southern Dodecanese are presented. New sites and moveable finds are described and roughly dated. Most of them appear to belong to a Late Chalcolithic horizon, in Anatolian chronological terms. Several sites, however, produced also material that could be dated to the Early Bronze and Middle Bronze Ages,
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The Dodecanese in 1912: The Physical, Social and Historical Setting
1997Communities select and maintain particular memories in order to construct and reaffirm collective self-images.1 For the Greeks of the Dodecanese, memories of the Italian Occupation have been particularly important in upholding their unique identity within contemporary Greece.
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