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Advanced Materials Research, 2011
Nowadays , the problems of inheriting and protection resident constructions more and more obvious , by analysing the form and meaning of construction , the common tendency of the form of constructions are indicated . When analysing the structure, form, and decorating of construction, and solving the problems of bamboo Pile dwelling (Dwelling of this ...
Li Na, Rui Bo Hu, Wu Jian Li, Xi Ye
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Nowadays , the problems of inheriting and protection resident constructions more and more obvious , by analysing the form and meaning of construction , the common tendency of the form of constructions are indicated . When analysing the structure, form, and decorating of construction, and solving the problems of bamboo Pile dwelling (Dwelling of this ...
Li Na, Rui Bo Hu, Wu Jian Li, Xi Ye
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Antiquity, 1957
For about a century it has been assumed that during the Neolithic and part of the Bronze Age the inhabitants of what is now Switzerland built pile-dwellings on the lakes. This interpretation of the finds was put forward, as is well known, by Dr F. Keller, who did so much for Swiss prehistory.
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For about a century it has been assumed that during the Neolithic and part of the Bronze Age the inhabitants of what is now Switzerland built pile-dwellings on the lakes. This interpretation of the finds was put forward, as is well known, by Dr F. Keller, who did so much for Swiss prehistory.
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The Low-Technology Experience of Chinese Traditional Pile Dwelling
2010 International Conference on E-Product E-Service and E-Entertainment, 2010the pile dwelling buildings are widely distributed in China, and this kind of architectures contains a lot of low-tech experiences to adapt to environment in its development process. These experiences are still worthy of reference by today's eco-architctures.
Tuo Shi, Jianjun Cheng
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Contributions to a Study of ‘The Problem of Pile Dwellings’
Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society, 1956The theory of pile-dwellings, first put forward by the Swiss, Ferdinand Keller, is now 100 years old. According to this theory, there existed in prehistoric times buildings erected, not on dry land, but on artificial platforms raised on piles above the surface of the water.This theory was based on well authenticated discoveries of the remains of ...
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Birds (Aves) at the Eneolithic pile dwelling at Hočevarica
2004A total of 515 bird bones were found at the Hočevarica Eneolithic pile dwelling in the Ljubljansko barje, of which 295 were anatomically and taxonomically identified. At least 143 specimens of the following 16 species were identified: Botaurus stellaris, Ardea purpurea, Anser fabalis, Anas platyrhynchos, A. acuta, A. querquedula, A.
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