Search results for " 17TH CENTURY"

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2500 Years of European Climate Variability and Human Susceptibility

2011

Climate variations influenced the agricultural productivity, health risk, and conflict level of preindustrial societies. Discrimination between environmental and anthropogenic impacts on past civilizations, however, remains difficult because of the paucity of high-resolution paleoclimatic evidence. We present tree ring-based reconstructions of central European summer precipitation and temperature variability over the past 2500 years. Recent warming is unprecedented, but modern hydroclimatic variations may have at times been exceeded in magnitude and duration. Wet and warm summers occurred during periods of Roman and medieval prosperity. Increased climate variability from similar to 250 to 6…

010506 paleontology010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesMeteorologyClimate Changemedia_common.quotation_subjectLast MillenniumCollapseClimatic ProcessesClimate changeCivilizationHistory 18th CenturyHistory 21st Century01 natural sciencesTreesHistory 17th CenturyQuercusReconstructionsDendrochronologyHumansAgricultural productivityEpidemicsRoman Warm PeriodSeriesHistory AncientHoloceneHistory 15th Century0105 earth and related environmental sciencesmedia_commonMultidisciplinaryDroughtHoloceneTemperatureRecordsAgricultureHistory 19th CenturyDemiseHistory 20th Century15. Life on landHistory MedievalRoman EmpireEuropeGeographyHistory 16th Century13. Climate actionAfricaSeasonsPhysical geographyProsperityScience
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Historical ethnopharmacology of the herbalists from Krummhübel in the Sudety Mountains (seventeenth to nineteenth century), Silesia

2018

Background Krummhübel (after 1945, Karpacz) in the Sudety Mountains (now SW Poland) was called “the village of pharmacists”. At the end of the seventeenth century, there were 57 households, of which about 40 were inhabited by herbalists. Krummhübel herbalists were the first in the Sudety region who applied medicinal mixtures for the treatment of various diseases (using, among others, plants, oils, minerals and even viper venom) in contrast to previous herbalists who only indicated the use of individual plant species for specific diseases. Riesengebirge (in Polish Karkonosze) potions were sold in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland and Russia, and some of them could even be purchased in Scan…

0106 biological sciencesCultural StudiesConventional medicineHealth (social science)EthnobotanyHistory 18th Century01 natural sciencesHistory 17th CenturyMedicinal plantsPhytopharmacylcsh:BotanyCardiovascular problemsHumansMedicinal plantsFolk medicineTraditional medicineResearchPlant PartPhytotherapy historyHistory 19th Centurylcsh:Other systems of medicinelcsh:RZ201-999Folk medicine0104 chemical scienceslcsh:QK1-989010404 medicinal & biomolecular chemistryTaxonGeographyComplementary and alternative medicineEthnobotanyMixturesEthnopharmacologyPlant speciesPolandGeneral Agricultural and Biological SciencesPhytotherapy010606 plant biology & botanyJournal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine
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Learning from the past in the COVID-19 era: rediscovery of quarantine, previous pandemics, origin of hospitals and national healthcare systems, and e…

2020

Abstract After the dramatic coronavirus outbreak at the end of 2019 in Wuhan, Hubei province, China, on 11 March 2020, a pandemic was declared by the WHO. Most countries worldwide imposed a quarantine or lockdown to their citizens, in an attempt to prevent uncontrolled infection from spreading. Historically, quarantine is the 40-day period of forced isolation to prevent the spread of an infectious disease. In this educational paper, a historical overview from the sacred temples of ancient Greece—the cradle of medicine—to modern hospitals, along with the conceive of healthcare systems, is provided. A few foods for thought as to the conflict between ethics in medicine and shortage of personne…

2474Economic growth030204 cardiovascular system & hematologyHistory 18th Centurylaw.invention0302 clinical medicineCholeralawPandemicechocardiographyMedicine030212 general & internal medicineHealth WorkforceHistory AncientEthics and LawHistory 15th CenturyHealth Care RationingHistory 19th CenturyGeneral Medicinecongenital heart diseaseHospitalsHistory 16th CenturyQuarantinesymbolsCoronavirus InfectionsHealthcare systemCoronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)Pneumonia ViralCardiologyHistory 21st CenturyResource AllocationHistory 17th Century03 medical and health sciencessymbols.namesakeBetacoronavirusLeprosyQuarantineHumansEthics MedicalChinaPandemicsHippocratic OathPlaguepaediatric cardiologybusiness.industrySARS-CoV-2OutbreakCOVID-19History 20th CenturyHistory MedievalUnited StatesInfectious disease (medical specialty)Hippocratic OathbusinessPostgraduate medical journal
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The main trends in the palaeodemography of the 7th-18th century population of Latvia

2006

The study represents palaeodemographic research of osteological material of 3304 individuals from the funds of the Anthropological Laboratory of the Institute of History of the University of Latvia in Riga, dating from the 7 th to the 18 th century AD. Compensated life expectancy at birth is varying between 20.3 and 22.2 years during the research period. Crude mortality has changed between 49.3 and 45 %o. In the early period (7 th - 13 th century) there is a significant male prevalence (2.2 - 1.4); female life expectancy at the age of 20 is on average 6.6 years less than for males. This difference decreases to 5.4 years in the 13 th - 18 th century. According to historical demography, femal…

AdultMaleHistoryAdolescentPopulation DynamicsPopulationDemographic transitionReproductive ageHistory 18th CenturyHistory 17th CenturyAge DistributionLife ExpectancyBody SizeHumansMortalitySex DistributionBirth RateChildeducationEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsDemographyHistory 15th CenturyFamily Characteristicseducation.field_of_studyLife spanInfant NewbornInfantPaleontologyHistorical demographyGeneral MedicineMiddle AgedLatviaHistory MedievalChild mortalityHistory 16th CenturyFemale life expectancyChild PreschoolAnthropologyLife expectancyFemaleAnimal Science and ZoologyDemographyAnthropologischer Anzeiger
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L'immagine della monarchia e il ruolo del Senato nelle feste per S. Rosalia a Palermo: apparati, architetture e spazio urbano nel XVII secolo

2012

La festa barocca a Palermo costituisce l’alter ego effimero e occasionale del processo di monumentalizzazione, graduale e complesso, della città: entrambi obbediscono alle stesse esigenze di ufficialità e magnificenza, da soddisfare obbligatoriamente nell’ottica di una città capitale. L’autorevole regista delle grandi manifestazioni ufficiali è il Senato palermitano, al quale come massima istituzione della città è affidata in genere la responsabilità sia dell’organizzazione materiale, sia dell’elaborazione culturale del programma celebrativo, in particolare della festa annuale in onore di S. Rosalia. In Palermo the baroque festival is the ephemeral and occasional alter ego of monumentalisat…

BAROQUE FESTIVAL PALERMO EPHEMERAL ARQUITECTURE PALERMO SENATE St ROSALIA 17th CENTURYBAROCCO FESTA PALERMO ARCHITETTURA EFFIMERA SENATO PALERMITANO S.ROSALIA XVII SECOLOSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'Architettura
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Vidzemes Lielais Zviedru Kadastrs kā saimniecības vēstures avots

1942

Kadastrs - sistematizēti kādu zemes vai ūdens nogabalu vai citu objektu dati; ar nodokļiem apliekamo zemju saraksts un novērtējums pilsētās un laukos. Zemes kadastru sāka ar zemes uzmērīšanu un vērtēšanu, vienlaikus veicot muižu redukciju, atsavinot lielāko daļu muižas zemju, kuras nodeva Zviedrijas valsts pārziņā. Tas bija labi izstrādāts kadastrs, un to izmantoja no 1691. līdz 1911. gadam, t. i., 220 gadus. Tas pasaulē ir samērā mazpazīstams, un tagadējās Latvijas un Igaunijas teritorijā tam bija tikai lokāla nozīme. Muižu redukcija .17. gs. 2. pusē, pieaugot absolūtisma tendencēm Eiropā, Zviedrijas karalis Kārlis XI (Karl XI) centās nostiprināt varu visā valstī. Viens no pasākumiem bija …

BevölkerungszahlLatvijas vēstures avoti-Vēlais feodālisms 17.gs.30. gadi-18.gs. beigasSwedish cadastre. Livoniastate economyder grosse schwedische Kataster. LivlandArklu revīzija. VidzemeVidzeme (Latvija). Vēsture 17. gs.number of inhabitants. Livoniasiedlungsgeschichtliche Quelleeconomy of Vidzeme. 17th century. Livoniadie Geschichte des grossen KadastrsZemes īpašumu reģistrsKadastri . LatvijaSaimniecības vēsture. VidzemeZviedru kadastrs. Vēstureauditing of plough. LivoniaIedzīvotāji. VidzemeLatvija. Vēsture. Poļu un zviedru laiki 1562-1795:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::History and philosophy subjects::History subjects::Agricultural history [Research Subject Categories]Bauernhöfe. Livlandreducation of manormanor house. Livonialanded property. Livoniaschwedische Landrevision. Livlandstaatliche Wirtschaftsgeschichte. LivlandZemnieku saimniecības. Vidzemeagricultural economicsländliche Bevölkerungder Böden. LivlandLauksaimniecības ekonomikaWirtschaftsgeschichte. LivlandWirtschaftsgeschichte der Güter. LivlandZemes īpašums. Latvija. VēstureMuižas. Vidzemeworking population. Livoniafarmers' holdings. LivoniaWirtschaftsgeschichte der Bauernöfe. Livland
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“A Miracle of Architecture”: The Billiemi limestone Columns of the Church of San Giuseppe dei Teatini in Palermo and Domenico Fontana’s Method for Li…

2014

La chiesa di San Giuseppe dei Teatini di Palermo (costruita a partire dal 1619), è un’architettura singolare nel panorama internazionale del Sei-Settecento. La realizzazione di una spregiudicata conformazione basilicale con copertura a volte, impostata su una sequenza di colonne monolitiche giganti nelle navate e nella crociera con cupola con sostegni alti fino a 10m, è il risultato della convergenza di più fattori. Il conseguimento di questo traguardo si deve alla scoperta nel territorio di Palermo, alla fine del XVI secolo, di un calcare compatto (il “Billiemi”) dalle qualità estetiche e strutturali assimilabili al marmo e in grado di generare poderosi monoliti. Questa opportunità innescò…

Billiemi limestone monolithic columns construction 17th century Sicilian churches Domenico FontanaPietra Billiemi colonne monolitiche costruzione chiese Sicilia XVII secolo Domenico FontanaSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'Architettura
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Le consulte collettive nell'architettura siciliana tra tra XVI e XVII secolo

2015

Il contributo esamina alcuni casi di " consulte" di natura costruttiva avvenute nell'architettura siciliana tra XVI e XVII secolo, attraverso la documentazione ad oggi nota. Quello che emerge dal confronto di una serie di documenti è la continuità di certe formule, come nella stima dei costi, mentre le differenze sono evidenti nelle consulenze svolte. Ci sono ad esempio cantieri (come per esempio quello relativo alla chiesa madre di Piazza) dove il processo è frequente mentre ce ne sono altri dove le consulte appaiono discontinue nel tempo (per esempio nella cattedrale di Agrigento). Durante il XVII sussiste anche un divario tra perizie affidate ad architetti e quelle compilate da maestri c…

Consultations Sicily 16th and 17th century Architecture ConstructionSettore ICAR/18 - Storia Dell'ArchitetturaConsulte Sicilia XVI-XVII secolo Architettura Costruzione
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A classification of European skulls from three time periods.

1987

We analyze the taxonomic structure of European populations at three time periods, the Early Middle Ages, the Late Middle Ages and the Recent Period. The data consist of sample means for 10 cranial variables based on 137, 108, and 183 samples for the three periods. Clustering by standard numerical taxonomic procedures reveals that the data are represented only poorly as hierarchic classifications. The clusters form significant and moderately strong associations with an arrangement of the samples by regions (geography) and by language family. Whereas during the early period, language family showed a stronger association with clusters based on cranial morphology, in the recent populations thes…

Cranial morphologyCephalometryHistory 18th CenturyNumerical taxonomyHistory 17th CenturyHumansPooled dataPheneticsHistory 15th CenturyCraniabiologySkullPaleontologyHistory 19th CenturyHistory 20th Centurybiology.organism_classificationClassificationHistory MedievalEuropeGeographyEvolutionary biologyHistory 16th CenturyAnthropologyPeriod (geology)OrdinationAnatomyLanguage familyDemographyAmerican journal of physical anthropology
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History and Environmental Impact of Mining Activity in Celtic Aeduan Territory Recorded in a Peat Bog (Morvan, France)

2003

The present study aims to document historical mining and smelting activities by means of geochemical and pollen analyses performed in a peat bog core collected around the Bibracte oppidum (Morvan, France), the largest settlement of the great Aeduan Celtic tribe (ca. 180 B.C. to 25 A.D.). The anthropogenic Pb profile indicates local mining operations starting from the Late Bronze Age, ca. cal. 1300 B.C. Lead inputs peaked at the height of Aeduan civilization and then decreased after the Roman conquest of Gaul, when the site was abandoned. Other phases of mining are recognized from the 11th century to modern times. They have all led to modifications in plant cover, probably related in part to…

EngineeringCeltic languagesPeatPopulation DynamicsHistory 18th CenturyMiningTreesHistory 17th CenturySoilBronze AgeHumansSoil PollutantsEnvironmental ChemistryHistory AncientHoloceneHistory 15th Centurybusiness.industryForestryGeneral ChemistryArchaeologyMineral resource classificationHistory MedievalArchaeologyLeadHistory 16th CenturyPaleobotanyPollenPlant coverFranceEnvironmental PollutionbusinessEnvironmental MonitoringEnvironmental impact of miningEnvironmental Science & Technology
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