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[Italian emigration: historiography, anthropology, and comparative research].

Revue europeenne des migrations internationales, 1996
"This brief paper identifies the most important moments and the most significant studies of Italian historiography on emigration. These range from the first formulation of economic and national models of the Italian exodus to their subsequent fragmentation into a mosaic of regional and local historical and anthropological studies. Ultimately, this will
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Italian burials from the Upper Palaeolithic. Inventory and anthropological observations

2021
The Upper Paleolithic burials currently known in Italy represent a rich and important group which constitutes the major part of the European sample. Among these burials, those attributed to the Gravettian are concentrated in two regions, Liguria and Puglia. Epigravettian burials were found in most parts of the peninsula and in Sicily.
Fabbri P. F., Giacobini G.
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Anthropology and Ethnographic Research in Peristan in Italian Archaelogy and Anthropology in Northern Pakistan (1955-2011)

2011
A survey of almost three decades of Italian ethnographic research in Northern Pakistan highlighting research itineraries and major results.
CACOPARDO, ALBERTO, CACOPARDO, AUGUSTO
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Emigration in a South Italian Town: An Anthropological History

The American Historical Review, 1985
Rudolph M. Bell, William A. Douglass
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Porta Palazzo: the anthropology of an Italian market

Choice Reviews Online, 2013
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‘Ye must have faith’ how anthropology can contribute to religious heritage: The osteobiography of Italian martyr Saint Nazarius

International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 2021
Lucie Biehler-Gomez, Davide Porta, Mirko Mattia   +2 more
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Italian Anthropology

Anthropological Review
J. B. D., Dottore G. Nicolucci
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Emigration in a South Italian Town: An Anthropological History

Ethnohistory, 1986
Anthony Galt, William A. Douglass
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Dialect, inimitable voice of the anthropological heritage of italians of Croatia and Slovenia

La Battana, 2010
Si sostiene spesso che la conoscenza e la pratica di un dialetto possano rappresentare un impedimento all'apprendimento e all'uso corretto della lingua. Inoltre, si reputa che i dialettofoni debbano compiere uno sforzo maggiore per contenere ed impedire l'inevitabile depauperamento dell'espressione orale e scritta nella lingua letteraria.
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Working with cultural competence. Anthropology in Italian criminal courts

2019
Questo saggio approfondisce alcuni modi attraverso i quali le competenze, i metodi e gli strumenti antropologici vengono riconsiderati, sviluppati e valorizzati all’interno del sistema penale italiano evidenziando, in particolare, gli elementi che caratterizzano l’attività di consulenza che gli antropologi culturali sono chiamati a svolgere nell’ambito
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