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14C dating of early neolithic settlements in northern Croatia

2006
Knowledge of the absolute age of a certain material is of great importance in archaeology, and one of the most well-known and most often used methods of absolute age determination of organic samples is the radiocarbon (14C) method. In the region of the Northern Croatia 66 settlements are known from the period of the Starčevo culture, the first ...
Minichreiter, Kornelija, Krajcar Bronić, Ines   +1 more
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Iron age textile production in northern Croatia

2022
From household to funerary and ceremonial contexts, through weaves of different kinds produced by variously spun threads with the help of specialized equipment, the woven fabrics have had a particular place reserved among the topics in the research of women’s roles and activities within the Iron Age communities.
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Airborne ammonia and ammonium within the Northern Adriatic area, Croatia

Environmental Pollution, 2008
Determination of airborne ammonia started in the early 1980s, as a part of air pollution monitoring of industrial plants. Due to high emissions, the city of Rijeka was one of the most polluted in Croatia in the mid-1980s. Considerable reductions in SO2 and NO(x) emissions led to lower airborne levels of these pollutants in the mid 1990s.
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Early Christian finds in northern Croatia

2011
Razmatra se ranokršćanska materijalna građa iz sjeverne Hrvatske (južni dio rimske provincije Panonije) u razdoblju od početka 4. do početka 7. stoljeća. Hrvatski dio južne Panonije (njen najistočniji odsječak, Srijem, danas pripada Srbiji i Crnoj Gori) zasad se iskazuje kao siromašniji ranokršćanskim nalazima od susjednih područja – rimskih provincijâ
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Problems of the Neolithization in Northern Croatia

2008
U članku se raspravlja o problemima neolitizacije na području sjeverne Hrvatske, je li riječ o autohtonom procesu ili rezultatu migracija, kulturnih utjecaja ili slično. Ukazuje se na činjenicu nepoznavanja prethodnog razdoblja tj. mezolitika, kao i na premali broj relevantnih radiokarbonskih datuma što sve otežava rješenje navedenog problema.
Težak-Gregl, Tihomila, Burić, Marcel
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The military stelae of Northern Croatia

2016
Of the 50-odd Roman stelae so far known in northern Croatia (southern Pannonia), 19 belonged to soldiers. While only six of them survive completely, the majority are preserved enough to be suitable for a broad typological and chronological classification.
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By Passed Oil - Šandrovac Oilfield, Northern Croatia

2000
The existing mature oilfields and the lack of appropriate newly discovered oil reserves support the efforts to increase the recovery factor in mature, still productive fields. In Šandrovac oilfield substantial increase of recovery factor can be achieved by proper positioning and drilling of ten re-entry wells and by hydraulic fracturing of one vertical
Steiner, Ivo, Sečen, Josip, Hernitz, Zvonimir   +2 more
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Neolithic miniature objects from northern Croatia

2019
Miniature objects appear in various contexts throughout Neolithic in northern Croatia but their function and possible symbolic meaning are not always very clear. Paper examines deposition context as well as burial, utilitarian and symbolic meaning of small objects found on several Neolithic sites ranging from early Neolithic Starčevo site Galovo near ...
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Triassic back-arc basins in northern Croatia

2002
Proučevano ozemlje obsega Medvednico, Kalnik, Ivanščico in Žumberak v zahodnem delu Panonske kotline. Triasno pelagično zaporedje na Medvednici in Kalniku je značilno za oceanski bazen, na Ivanščici in na Žumberku pa za kontinentalni rob. Na severozahodnem delu Medvednice in na Kalniku je odkrita nepolpona ofiolitna sekvenca, ki jo sestavljajo gabro ...
Grgasović, Tonći, Halamić, Josip
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Croatia and Po Basin : Northern Italy

1998
Both Croatia and the Po Region share a similar concern at being anchored to a Europe increasingly oriented towards the North. The economies of Croatia and the Po basin are, to a large degree, complementary. The Alpe Adria initiative revealed the success of cooperation in tackling similar problems through inter-regional collaboration. What Croatia needs,
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