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Review of conceptual and empirical approaches to characterize infiltration
Abstract Infiltration regulates the movement and storage of water at the soil–atmosphere interface and is, therefore, a key component of many related physical and biogeochemical processes. Numerous studies have examined infiltration over the past two centuries.
Christelle Basset +8 more
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Desde el siglo xix se ha considerado que Hipódamo de Mileto inventó o sistematizó la planta urbana ortogonal. Esta interpretación se ha basado en dos pasajes de Aristóteles y también en los datos procedentes de excavaciones arqueológicas realizadas en lugares vinculados en las fuentes a su obra, como Mileto o El Pireo.
Ricardo Mar, Antonio Lau
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Big fish: An Archaic fish grill from Apollonia Pontica (Sozopol, Bulgaria)
The article presents a fragmentary terracotta object, identified as a fish grill, discovered on the island of St Kirik in a context dated to the late 6th – early 5th c. BC.
Margarit Damyanov
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Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses, Volume 20, Issue 6, June 2026.
Michelle Wille +18 more
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Neutron activation analysis in Mediterranean Archaeology: current applications and future perspectives. [PDF]
Riehle K +16 more
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Second Intermediate Period date for the Thera (Santorini) eruption and historical implications. [PDF]
Manning SW.
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Demodamante di Mileto e l’identità ionica
This paper reconsiders our evidence on Demodamas of Miletus, his relations with the temple and the cult of Apollo in Didyma and with the Seleucid dynasty, highlighting his promotion of the Ionian identity and ethnicity in the Hellenistic oriental world.
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Mileto, Esquines y Pompeyo Magno [PDF]
Brief study of the cause for which Pompey the Great punished the orator Esquines of Miletus, through an inscription honoring to the first one in this city. Annex: epigraph dedicated to Pompey the Great in Samus.
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<div> <p>The agreement reached between Miletus and İzmit in the last quarter of the fourth century BC is known thanks to an inscription kept in Miletus, which sums up (without taking the customary shape of a decree) the decisions taken by the two towns. Critics usually define it as an agreement of <i>isopoliteia</i>.</p>
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Radiocarbon offsets and old world chronology as relevant to Mesopotamia, Egypt, Anatolia and Thera (Santorini). [PDF]
Manning SW +7 more
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