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From chisel to inscription: affordable protocols for the digital documentation of stone carving techniques. An experimental archaeology and traceological approach applied to epigraphy. [PDF]
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Performance of risk scores in predicting major bleeding in left ventricular assist device recipients: a comparative external validation. [PDF]
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Hortus Artium Medievalium, 2006
The eastern part of Salona, Urbs orientalis, as it is known, is intersected by many channels of the deltaic mouth of the Jadro River. New aecheological investigations have determined the course of the eastern part of the main channel, which consituted the backbone for the city grid.
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The eastern part of Salona, Urbs orientalis, as it is known, is intersected by many channels of the deltaic mouth of the Jadro River. New aecheological investigations have determined the course of the eastern part of the main channel, which consituted the backbone for the city grid.
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2011
This presentation discusses the troubled and fixed issue of Walter Pater's vision of late-Victorian urbanization.
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This presentation discusses the troubled and fixed issue of Walter Pater's vision of late-Victorian urbanization.
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Urbs Dupleix. The narrator of this book is the Rock of Arles, a limestone eminence washed up over millions of years where the Mediterranean Sea meets the furious Rhône River. The city was founded on this rock 2,600 years ago by Greeks. In times of some urgency, like now, the Rock, a kind of genius loci, whispers to its amanuensis, who lives on its side.
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Urbs Genesii. The narrator of this book is the Rock of Arles, a limestone eminence washed up over millions of years where the Mediterranean Sea meets the furious Rhône River. The city was founded on this rock 2,600 years ago by Greeks. In times of some urgency, like now, the Rock, a kind of genius loci, whispers to its amanuensis, who lives on its side.
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