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Pedicularis sylvatica L. (P. Lackschewitz)
1928
Paula Lakševica 1928. gadā Rucavā ievāktie meža jāņeglītes exikāti. / Die Exikte des Wald-Läusekraut, die 1928 in Rucava Paul Lackschewitz gesammelt wurden. / Wood lousewort's Exicts, were collected in Rucava Paul Lackschewitz in 1928. [Attēli no LU Muzeja kolekcijas Herbarium Lackschewitzi (RIG III); (BOT12097)]
Pedicularis sylvatica L. (P. Galenieks)
1923
Meža jāņeglītes pirmais atradums Latvijā. Atradne Kurzemē, Rucavā starp Visminu un Zirnāju Vizuļu mājām gar kalnu, sausā vietā. / Wood lousewort's first find in Latvia. A deposit in Kurzeme, Rucava between Visminas and Zirnāji Vizuļi houses along the mountain, in a dry place. [Attēls no LU Muzeja kolekcijas Herbarium Latvicum (RIG II); (BOT1371)]
Pedicularis sylvatica L. (K.R. Kupffer)
1923
Meža jāņeglītes pirmais atradums Latvijā. Atradne Kurzemē, Rucavā starp Visminu un Zirnāju Vizuļu mājām sausā vietā pļavas malā. Aprakstījis un K. R. Kupferam nodevis Nikolajs Malta. / Wald-Läusekraut erster Fund in Lettland. Gefunden in Kurland, Rutzau, Wiese zwichen Wismini und Zirnaju Visuli an trockenen Stelle am Rand den Wiese. Beschrieben und an K. R. Kupfer von Nikolai Malta übergeben. / Wood Lousewort's first find in Latvia. A deposit in Kurzeme, Rucava between Vismini and Zirnāji Vizuļi houses in a dry place at the edge of the meadow. Described and handed over to K. R. Kupfer by Nikolai Malta. [Attēls no LU Muzeja kolekcijas Herbarium Balticum (RIG I); (BOT2767)]
Determination of the Porosity, Permeability and Diffusivity of Rock in the Excavation-Disturbed Zone Around Full-Scale Deposition Holes Using the He-…
1999
AbstractIn a nuclear waste repository, rock in the excavation-disturbed zone adjacent to the walls of deposition holes for waste canisters is a potential pathway for the transport of corrosive agents and radionuclides. Three experimental holes the size of deposition holes in a KBS-3 type repository (depth 7.5 m and diameter 1.5 m) were bored in hard granitic rock in the Research Tunnel at Olkiluoto and the porosities, effective diffusivities and permeabilities of rock in the excavation-disturbed zone were determined in a direction parallel to the disturbed surface using He-gas methods. Permeability and diffusivity in a direction parallel to the rock schistosity was found to be clearly large…
Troballa de nivells iberoromans en una excavació urbana a Peníscola (el Baix Maestrat)
2016
In this paper we present the results of an excavation in the town of Peñíscola, situated north of the Valencian coast. It has been documented for the first time archaeological levels datable in the second century BC. This modest finding confirms the hypothesis that the tombolo where the town sits was occupied in antiquity.
Land Snails as a Diet Diversification Proxy during the Early Upper Palaeolithic in Europe
2014
Despite the ubiquity of terrestrial gastropods in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene archaeological record, it is still unknown when and how this type of invertebrate resource was incorporated into human diets. In this paper, we report the oldest evidence of land snail exploitation as a food resource in Europe dated to 31.3-26.9 ka yr cal BP from the recently discovered site of Cova de la Barriada (eastern Iberian Peninsula). Mono-specific accumulations of large Iberus alonensis land snails (Ferussac 1821) were found in three different archaeological levels in association with combustion structures, along with lithic and faunal assemblages. Using a new analytical protocol based on taphonomic…
La Casa di Sallustio a Pompei (Regio VI 2, 4)
2019
Il contributo riesamina la nota abitazione pompeiana nota come Casa di Sallustio. Il riscontro tra la documentazione archivistica e la pubblicistica ottocentesca e i reperti tuttora conservati nei depositi del Museo Archeologico Regionale di Palermo consente di riconoscere un lotto consistente di reperti, pervenuti nella città siciliana al seguito della famiglia regale borbonica in fuga dai Francesi nei primi dell'800 e della cui effettiva origine si è poi persa consapevolezza.
The Mycenaean drainage works of north Kopais, Greece: a new project incorporating surface surveys, geophysical research and excavation
2013
The attempt to drain the Kopais Lake was one of the most impressive and ambitious technical works of prehistoric times in Greece, inspiring myths and traditions referring to its construction and operation. The impressive remnants of the Mycenaean hydraulic works represent the most important land reclamation effort during prehistoric Greek antiquity, thus attracting the attention of the international scientific community. Nevertheless, in spite of the minor or extended contemporary surveys, the picture of the prehistoric drainage works in Kopais has remained ambiguous. Concerning the function of these works and their precise date within the Bronze Age, the proposed theories were based solely…
Magnetic imaging of a late Bronze Age tumulus in France before and during excavation
2002
Geophysical surveying is taking place in the Chatillon-sur-Seine area in France to examine and map prehistoric settlements and the structure of tumuli (grave-mounds which originally reached a height of up to 5 m but which are now almost level). The magnetic survey discussed here was conducted to detect archaeological structures within a late La Tene (100-50 bce) necropolis, in particular the preexcavation recording of a late Bronze Age round barrow. During the excavation, additional surveys were carried out to analyze the influence of immediate subsurface soil layers on the magnetic anomalies originating from the deeper archaeological features. Additional radar surveys made use of a 500 MHz…
Material sources of the Roman brick-making industry in the I and II century A.D. from Regio IX, Regio XI and Alpes Cottiae
2015
International audience; Bricks, fine pottery, ceramic gears and tiles are among the human-made objects routinely recovered in archaeological documentation. Sites associated with early civilizations can provide thousands of samples from a single excavation. They come in endless varieties according to economic and social circumstances and, as debris can last almost forever, provide important clues about the past behaviours in human societies. Any information about the provenance of ceramics is highly valuable in archaeological analysis. In the case of Roman brick-making, the provenance and manufacture of clayey materials are usually interpreted only by studying stamps imprinted on the artefac…