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L’histoire d’Eharir (Tassili n Azjer, Sahara) dans la perception locale de l’art rupestre
Issak Oukafi Cheikh
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Rock art from at least 67,800 years ago in Sulawesi. [PDF]
Oktaviana AA +39 more
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Injalak Hill Rock Art: Our Rock Art, Our Story, Shared Our Way
Injalak Arts, our Aboriginal owned artists' Association, was given the role of Djunkay (custodian) for the safekeeping and sharing of the rock art sites on Injalak Hill.
Injalak Arts Crafts Association
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ABSTRACT Masonry infills in reinforced concrete (RC) frames are highly vulnerable to seismic damage, often sustaining severe cracking even under moderate ground motion, which in turn leads to considerable economic losses and safety risks. To address this issue, this study experimentally evaluates the effectiveness of two innovative rubber‐based joints ...
Enrico Tubaldi +16 more
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Vale do Côa rock art as linked open data: Application profile, schemas, and data. [PDF]
Baptista A +3 more
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ABSTRACT Timber plays a fundamental role in the fire performance of historic building components, where ageing and environmental exposure can markedly influence its physical and chemical properties. This study presents an experimental investigation of the fire behaviour of Ocotea sp.
João Vitor Lopes Ferreira +4 more
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A gated-attention multi-prior injection diffusion model for Huashan rock art image restoration. [PDF]
Zhao T, Huang L, Qi X, Deng P.
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Redefining shared symbolic networks during the Gravettian in Western Europe: New data from the rock art findings in Aitzbitarte caves (Northern Spain). [PDF]
Garate D +5 more
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Abstract Imagers operating in the visible to near‐infrared (NIR) range play an important role in applications such as industrial sorting, security surveillance, and autonomous driving. However, conventional imaging technologies based on silicon and III–V semiconductors suffer from several limits, including restricted spectral range, high fabrication ...
Xin Hong +4 more
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Monumental rock art illustrates that humans thrived in the Arabian Desert during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. [PDF]
Guagnin M +16 more
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