Pupazzi di pioggia

2002

Journal of the Japanese Society of Revegetation Technology, 1997

Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. B1 (Hydraulic Engineering), 2016

Doboku gakkai ronbunshu, 2019

Proceedings of the companion publication of the 2013 international conference on Intelligent user interfaces companion - IUI '13 Companion, 2013

THE SIMPLEST WAY TO START A BUBBLE PROJECT BECAUSE THE MERLIN'S CHAMBER IS THE BEST ENVIRONMENT FOR BUILDING BUBBLE PIECES AND TRIPLE CONES.

2016

Historian, 2024

Miss F. M. G. Lorimer is a key figure in our understanding of Silk Road archaeology because of her role as a valued assistant to the indefatigable archaeologist Aurel Stein (1862–1943). Although she did not accompany him in the field (very few people did), she was familiar with, and probably handled, over a hundred thousand finds from his first three expeditions to the eastern Silk Road oasis kingdoms in the Tarim Basin (1900–01, 1906–08, 1913–1916). Helen Wang, Real Lives: Miss Lorimer (1883-1967), Historian, May 2024. https://www.history.org.uk/historian/categories/14/resource/10912/real-lives-miss-fmg-lorimer-18831967

Al-madan, 2ª série, 25, 2022

The use of the so-called “Harris Matrix” to express the synthesis of archaeological stratigraphical sequences was used for the first time in Portugal in 1982 at Lomba do Canho Roman camp, Arganil, by Amílcar Guerra’s proposal, based on his own work experience with Andrea Carandini. This essay presents a short history of the uses of stratigraphy as a tool to study archaeological sites in Portugal from the late 19th century on. The author also refers to the excavation strategies used at Lomba do Canho, Arganil, from the late 1950s until the introduction of the new strategy using Stratigraphic Units as a base element of archaeological record. Key words: Archaeology; Methodology; Stratigraphy; History of Portuguese Archaeology.

Saint Bernard de Clairvaux, whose name was well known in the Christian world us said to be the actual founder of the Order of Knights Templar. Evens if this is not true, he was the primary supporter and defender. The discovery made by the Knights Templar in Jerusalem is a real dilemma, and this gave rise to their fame in history. Saint Bernard was the one who provided this through the Cistercian Order that followed the Benedictines in the Mediaeval Era. Knights Templar were excessively praised throughout Europe, which in turn continued with donations to the Order. Then these knights started to grow in number and established their units of management in almost every country, supported by successive popes who gave them too many privileges.