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2023, Winner and Losers: an analysis of disparities in the pre-unification kingdoms through the reconstruction of the series of public debt and the fiscal system (15th-19th centuries).
27-28 giugno 2023 presso la Società Geografica Italiana
Geoheritage in Europe and its conservation. Edited By Wimbledon, 2012
In recent years (1994-2004), an enhanced sensitivity of Italian public opinion toward natural environment has allowed a better perception of physical landscape as a whole, not only limited to its biological aspects (flora, fauna, etc.), but including its main geological characters (geosites).These new demands and expectations, however, have not been fulfilled by any obligation from the government, not capable so far of issuing any kind of rule, good for the entire country, which could produce a systematic inventory of the sites of geological interest. The beginning of geoconservation in Italy was many years ago with some precursors (Praturlon, 1986; Regione Lombardia, 1982; Panizza and Piacente, 1989), but organized activities were only begun at the start of the 1990s. After the creation of ProGEO\u2019s Italian working group, and as a consequence of the II International Symposium of the Association in Rome in 1996, activities became stronger and well organized. Clearly, we are stil...
Miscellanea Hadriatica et Mediterranea (2023), 2022
Almatourism: Journal of Tourism, Culture and Territorial Development, 2016
Celebrations for the 100th anniversary of First World War necessarily had to include a tribute to life and works of Cesare Battisti, an irredentist native from the Trentino area as well as prominent geographer. The need for a tribute was first addressed by the conference entitled Cesare Battisti geografo e cartografo di frontiera , which was held in Trento on October 27-29, 2016, thanks to the initiative of the Dipartimento di Lettere e Filosofia (Department of Letters and Philosophy) of the Trento University and the Centro Italiano di Studi Geografici (Italian Center for Geographic Studies) in Rome.
2017
Engineering Geology for Society and Territory - Volume 8, 2014
Archeopress, 2018
The ancient city of Hatra is located 80 km southwest of the modern city of Mosul. The site reached its apogee during the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, arriving at the striking dimensions of c. 300 hectares and into a new role as the capital of a significant buffer state between the Parthian and Roman empires. This volume is devoted to the study of the landscape surrounding Hatra and of the development of this important city, drawing on published information gathered by Iraqi and foreign expeditions, as well as unpublished data garnered from over fifteen years of fieldwork at the site by the Italian Archaeological Expedition. The study of the landscape comprehends the morphology, hydrology and geology of the region and offers new proposals regarding the exploitation of natural resources and the development of regional and local routes through the territory under Hatra’s political and military control during the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD. The analysis of Hatra as an urban centre consists of a detailed study of the city’s hydrology, street network and urban areas, with the purpose of detecting the principles behind the planning and development of the city. The main elements of the urban space are treated in this book: the Temenos area and the Small Shrines, the Necropoles, the Fortifications, the Houses, and the Palaces. Due to the cross-referencing of archaeological, historical and epigraphic data, new ideas have been proposed regarding the chronological phases of urbanism at Hatra, from its foundation up to the destruction of the city by the Sasanian army in AD 241. Questo volume è dedicato allo studio del territorio e dell’urbanistica di questo importante sito antico, impiegando contestualmente informazioni edite, raccolte dalle varie missioni irachene e straniere che si sono avvicendate sul terreno, e inedite, provenienti dal vasto Archivio della Missione Archeologica Italiana a Hatra in più di quindici anni di ricerche sul campo. Lo studio del territorio definisce un quadro dettagliato della morfologia, idrologia e geologia della regione e dell’area prossima al centro, oltre a proporre alcune nuove ipotesi interpretative sullo sfruttamento delle risorse ambientali, sull’articolazione della rete viaria periurbana e regionale e sull’estensione del territorio sottoposto al controllo politico e militare della città durante il II e III sec. d.C. L’analisi urbanistica comprende uno studio approfondito dell’idrologia cittadina, della rete stradale e delle aree urbane, allo scopo di individuarne le principali caratteristiche ed eventuali regole nella pianificazione e nello sviluppo della città. Nel libro sono inoltre analizzati i principali elementi che compongono il tessuto urbano: il Temenos e i templi minori, le necropoli, le difese cittadine, le case e i palazzi. Grazie all’utilizzo contestuale del dato archeologico, storico ed epigrafico, è stato inoltre possibile formulare nuove ipotesi sulle fasi urbanistiche e sulla cronologia di Hatra dalla fondazione alla sua distruzione, avvenuta per mano sasanide nel 241 d.C.
https://servicioskoinonia.org/relat/426.htm
El Códice de la Cruz-Badiano Reflexiones desde la ciencia, la historia y la antropología, 2023
Muscles, ligaments and tendons journal
Idealog: Ide dan Dialog Desain Indonesia, 2017
Translational Psychiatry, 2017
Medical Oncology, 2011
Archivos de la Sociedad Chilena de Medicina del Deporte
Lithuanian Annual Strategic Review, 2006