…the Classical-Late Roman period. 31 Jones 1964: 64-67; Haldon 2015: 352-353. 32 Codex Theodosianus, 11.1.33. Gregory 1984: 271; Trombley 1989: 218. 33 IG VII 24 = SEG 40.402 (Megara), SEG 42.262 (Corinth). 34 The ‘type’ of horreum, which is in this period increasingly specified o…

…). I motivi che determinarono tali trasfor- forme semplici e di uso domestico (scodelle, anfore, mazioni del sistema insediativo vanno probabilmente orci o coppette) databili tra la seconda metà del VII e il letti in relazione all’arrivo dei coloni greci sulla costa e primo venti…

…AD 306-337), minted in of an older estate. It also seems plausible that Sørum Nicodemia prior to AD 330 (in modern Turkey). It is worn was, as suggested, separated from Veien. Such a and used as jewelry, indicated by the secondary loop. Found at the gravefield at Veien 1893 (Fig.…

…s combination produced photographs, interpretive drawings, plan lists, a unique codes embodying both period and location diagram locating the sections, and lists of sections, information. features, photographs and a summary finds list. But Crawford had a problem due to his diffic…

…s mean that the Sultan is above the law.72 he introduction of the Syariah Penal Code Order 2013 (Perintah Kanun Hukuman Jenayah Syariah 2013) had signiicant implications. It broadened the criminal jurisdictions of the Syariah courts and certain Syariah provisions are applicable t…

…na buena parte del personal que formó parte del TED’A creó una empresa privada, CODEX SCCL, con brillantes resultados y aún hoy en funcionamiento. En 1992 la nueva escuela-taller y el CAUT fueron clausurados por el Ayuntamiento de Tarragona. 14 Figura 3 El equipo de Tusculum en e…

…Society 50: 9–56. Byblos Needs Its Own Script Best, Jan (2008): “Breaking the Code of the Byblos Script.” Ugarit- Forschungen 40: 129–134. Vita, Juan-Pablo and José Ángel Zamora (2018): “The Byblos Script.” In: Paths into Script Formation in the Ancient Mediterranean, edited by S…

…ults 251 11.3.1 Chemical characteristics of the residues 251 11.3.2 OZ01 (DT-MS-code 29juni2011049) stud from V 173 C 251 11.4 Discussion and Conclusion 252 11.4.1 Origin of the residues from the studs from mound 7 252 11.4.2 Conclusion 255 12 Analysis of the cremated bone from m…

…ethnography is located at the interface of two worlds or cultural systems; it decodes one and recodes it for another. Ethnographic writing depends upon the structural differences between “here” and “there”, “us” and “others”. Ethnography serves to make the strange familiar and, b…

… no doctors had volunteered, the OSS chose him8. The OSS team comprised Moyers, codenamed “Ioway for his home state”, and Capt. Gerald Wines, SO commander in Greece, a WW I veteran more than twice Moyers’s age, and three others. In October they trained at the British parachute sc…

…ETATION FROM INSIDE A HYPEROBJECT Miranda Alksnis 179 CITY, SPACE, ARCHITECTURE CODES, GRAMMARS, FIGURES: ARCHITECTURE Emmanuelle P. Jeanneret, Pierre Pellegrino 189 CONNECTING SEMIOTICS AND CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY: A FRAMEWORK FOR THE INTERPRETATIONS OF MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS Federi…

…ed June 14, 2015). Figure 2.7: Dietmar von Aist Shows Purses and Belts. Manesse Codex, Zurich, Heidelberg Universitatsbibliothek, Cod. Pal. Germ. 848, fol. 64r., c. 1300-1320. http://digi.ub.uni- heidelberg.de/diglit/cpg848/0520/scroll?sid=566b6174e7d15184c55d48955e5503cb (access…

…onscious and deliberate denotation of colour (implying specific linguistically encoded conceptual meanings) as such cannot have been very wide-spread in Prehistoric times.20 In this volume, Thavapalan, Hodgkinson, and Dardeniz reveal the gradual emer- gence of real colours, relati…

… (a) Administrative information Table 2 is linked to Table 1 by the unique site-code assigned to all the Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age cemeteries that were registered in the general inventory for the Netherlands (see Section 3.4.1). The ‘grave-ID’ is auto-generated by Microsoft-…

…ults 251 11.3.1 Chemical characteristics of the residues 251 11.3.2 OZ01 (DT-MS-code 29juni2011049) stud from V 173 C 251 11.4 Discussion and Conclusion 252 11.4.1 Origin of the residues from the studs from mound 7 252 11.4.2 Conclusion 255 12 Analysis of the cremated bone from m…