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Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, 2011
Although Corsica is the fourth largest island in the Mediterranean, its archaeology is internationally less well known than that of many smaller Mediterranean islands. La Balagne Landscape Project (LBLP) was initiated to redress this situation but also, for the first time in Corsica, to undertake a surface survey in order systematically to recover and ...
Llobera, Marcos +5 more
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Although Corsica is the fourth largest island in the Mediterranean, its archaeology is internationally less well known than that of many smaller Mediterranean islands. La Balagne Landscape Project (LBLP) was initiated to redress this situation but also, for the first time in Corsica, to undertake a surface survey in order systematically to recover and ...
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Evaluation of FARSITE simulator in Mediterranean maquis
International Journal of Wildland Fire, 2007In the last two decades, several models were developed to provide temporal and spatial variations of fire spread and behaviour. The most common models (i.e. BEHAVE and FARSITE) are based on Rothermel's original fire spread equation and describe fire spread and behaviour taking into account the influences of fuels, terrain and weather conditions.
Bachisio Arca +5 more
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The maquis of ceratonia siliqua in Israel
Vegetatio, 19591 - A description of the three associations of the Ceratonio-Pistacion evergreen maquis is presented. Their distribution is shown in the accompanying map. 2 - It is shown that this alliance is thermophilic and occupies the lowest zone of the Mediterranean mountain maquis.
M. Zohary, G. Orshan
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Maqui Berries for Colouring Wine. (Aristotelia Maqui.)
Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens, Kew), 1890openaire +1 more source