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2020
The Mediterranean in general and the Eastern Mediterranean in particular is a unique ocean. The concentration of dissolved nutrients in the deep waters of the Eastern Mediterranean is much lower than those in other oceans of the world, and when these are mixed into the surface waters they support very low primary productivity.
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The Mediterranean in general and the Eastern Mediterranean in particular is a unique ocean. The concentration of dissolved nutrients in the deep waters of the Eastern Mediterranean is much lower than those in other oceans of the world, and when these are mixed into the surface waters they support very low primary productivity.
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THE INHABITANTS OF THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
Biometrika, 1920THE ethnology of the Eastern Mediterranean was in ancient times a matter of keen interest to the Greeks themselves; since the revival of Greek learning it has concerned many scholars. Unfortunately owing, no doubt, to the wealth of cultural and documentary evidence, the physical affinities have been rather neglected and the earlier excavators either ...
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Eastern Mediterranean basin systems
Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 2006Abstract The basins in the Eastern Mediterranean can be divided into those that were formed mainly in post-Miocene time and those that were formed during the rifting episodes that led to the formation of the Neotethys. The younger basins can be further divided into those that were formed mainly in post-Miocene time and those that were formed ...
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Amphorae in the Eastern Mediterranean
2017Amphorae in the Eastern Mediterranean has been designed to share the subject of amphorae which were found on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey with the wider scholarly community. Amphorae from the shipwrecks discovered during underwater research, as well as the amphora specimens held in the region’s largest museum, Antalya Museum, are examined.
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Religion and Science in the Eastern Mediterranean
Isis, 2016“Science and Orthodox Christianity: An Overview” is an ambitious survey that reminds scholars of science in Islamic societies that the conversation between Islam and science is really a conversation between Islam and science in different contexts and that conversations between Islam and science can be found with less renowned scientific developments ...
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Ecology and population in the Eastern Mediterranean
World Archaeology, 1972Abstract In the mountain, coastal, and river‐valley ecologic niches of the Eastern Mediterranean, united by sea trade and with productivity of grain and olives and animals set by winter rains and summer dryness, population density depends on health and food as determining, first, adult female longevity (i.e.
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2007
This chapter, covering the period from roughly 200 BC to AD 300, sketches out some of the structural determinants of the eastern Mediterranean's economic performance, and then traces that performance through the processes: production, distribution, and consumption.
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This chapter, covering the period from roughly 200 BC to AD 300, sketches out some of the structural determinants of the eastern Mediterranean's economic performance, and then traces that performance through the processes: production, distribution, and consumption.
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Abstract The chapter offers a succinct account of the Mesolithic archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean and identifies patterns of similarity and difference across time and space. This large and heterogenous region combines a rugged and mountainous mainland terrain, an extensive and intricate shoreline, and numerous islands.
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