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Archaeometry, 2010
Granitoid rocks were among the stone materials most frequently used for columns and pillars during the Roman period. When employed in Rome and the Mediterranean provinces, they were mainly quarried in Egypt, in Asia Minor and in Italy. Some of these rocks show very similar macroscopic features, so it is often very difficult to tell them apart with the ...
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Granitoid rocks were among the stone materials most frequently used for columns and pillars during the Roman period. When employed in Rome and the Mediterranean provinces, they were mainly quarried in Egypt, in Asia Minor and in Italy. Some of these rocks show very similar macroscopic features, so it is often very difficult to tell them apart with the ...
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2013
Uno studio su Nature Geoscience raccoglie indizi importanti della presenza di granito sul pianeta rosso. E' probabile che sia il prodotto di una intensa attività vulcanica nel passato.
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Uno studio su Nature Geoscience raccoglie indizi importanti della presenza di granito sul pianeta rosso. E' probabile che sia il prodotto di una intensa attività vulcanica nel passato.
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granito de arena (Grain of Sand). (2005).
Journal of Latinos and Education, 2007Award-winning producer Jill Freidberg's most recent film, granito de arena (Grain of Sand, 2005), is as political and powerful as her previous documentary, This Is What Democracy Looks Like (2000)....
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2015
Caratteristiche e provenienze dei graniti; loro applicazioni nell'architettura e nel design.
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Caratteristiche e provenienze dei graniti; loro applicazioni nell'architettura e nel design.
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The European poetic comparison, matured in the “Les Ducats” series of the Luxembourgish Euroeditor, for almost twenty years (1982/ 2000), it is opened by the Breton poet Eugène Guillevic. A wave that also touches also Italian authors in particular operatives in the central-southern area of Italy (from Sicily to Puglia to Lazio).
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