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AsF Report 0011.02
Report on a small assemblage of 28 Roman metalwork objects discovered during archaeological investigation to the east of the Cheddar reservoir. Finds include an enamelled disc brooch, a plain pair of tweezers as well as two more brooch fragments, several nails and a possible lead net sinker.
AsF Report 0015.01
Bishop’s Palace, Wells, Somerset – Assessment Report on metal small finds. AsF Report 0015.012015 •
Assessment report on an assemblage of 63 metal small finds found during excavations at the Bishop's Palace in Wells, Somerset. The majority of the datable objects are of post-medieval or modern date. Among the finds are forks, a spoon, several knives, a door handle, a 3rd-century copper alloy radiate and a copper farthing of Charles I.
AsF Report 0013.01
Wheatleigh Close, Taunton, Somerset – Metalwork Report2015 •
Short report dealing with a number of buttons discovered in association with an inhumation buried at a shallow depth. The grave was not part of a formal cemetery but was discovered during the digging of a water pipe trench. The position of green staining on the bones allowed limited reconstruction of possible garments worn by the deceased.
C. Eghenter, B. Sellato, & G. Simon Devung (eds), Bogor: Center for International Forestry Research, & Jakarta: WWF Indonesia, UNESCO, & The Ford Foundation, 297 p.
A research community-based White Paper on research and capacity building needs, challenges and opportunities for the development of the sustainability-oriented knowledge society of the Danube River Basin
The Eastern Shelf of the Midland Basin provides a relatively continuous record of Late Paleozoic (Pennsylvanian and Permian) tropical climate evolution and sea-level dynamics. Recent work on the Gondwanan sub-continents shows that the Early Permian was a particularly critical interval of Earth’s climate history (Fielding et al., 2008a). Specifically, the Early Permian marks the transition from the acme of the Late Paleozoic global icehouse in the earliest Permian to an essentially ice – free middle Early Permian world. This transition had a significant impact on terrestrial (Tabor and Montanez, 2004; DiMichele et al., 2006) and marine (Holterhoff, 2006) depositional systems and sequence stratigraphic architecture of the strata filling the Midland Basin along the Eastern Shelf (Holterhoff, 2006, 2009). The goal of this field trip is to examine the Lower Permian Wolfcampian and Leonardian units exposed on the Eastern Shelf of the Midland Basin to compare and contrast the evolving tropical depositional systems and sequence stratigraphic motifs through this critical interval of Earth history. The Lower Permian outcrop belt on the Eastern Shelf is in an inner platform position over 100km east of the coeval shelf margins of these units. As such, sequence stratigraphic interpretations presented here are based upon lithofacies stacking patterns that should provide a framework for correlation into the subsurface shelf margin and basin equivalents sometime in the future. Focus intervals/stops on this trip include: 1) the lower Wolfcampian upper Cisco Group between Coleman and Breckenridge to examine the high – amplitude/ high – frequency sequences characteristic of the lower Permian icehouse. These sequences are characterized by abrupt vertical facies transitions, thin but well – developed open marine carbonates during maximum transgression, and well – developed lowstand incised valley fills, 2) the upper Wolfcampian lower Albany Group (Admiral Formation) between Coleman and Albany to examine the transition interval between the Cisco icehouse type sequences and the overlying “greenhouse” sequences architectures of the middle and upper Albany Group, 3) the upper Wolfcampian – lower Leonardian Belle Plains, Clyde, and Lueders formations of the Albany Group between Coleman and Albany to examine the thick carbonate – dominated sequences characteristic of ice – free global climates. These sequences are characterized by stepped vertical facies transitions, thick packages of marginal to open marine carbonate – clastic facies couplets/rhythmites, and poorly developed lowstand lithofacies packages, 4) if time permits, examination of the late Leonardian upper Clear Fork and San Angelo interval around Bronte, representing the late highstand and lowstand transition from the Early to Middle Permian supersequence.
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University of Tampere, …
GameSpace: Methods and Evaluation for Casual Mobile Multiplayer Games2009 •
PsycEXTRA Dataset
Religious Experience, Gender, and Sexual Orientation2000 •
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MA Thesis, Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht, NL
Changing the rules of engagement: Tapping into the popular culture of America's Army, the official US army computer game2005 •
Long Distance Trade in the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age, eds. J. Baron, I. Lasak, Studia Archeologiczne XL, Wrocław
Hoard (?) from Pysząca in western Great Poland. Remarks on the position of Great Poland in the long-distance exchange routes during the Late Bronze Age2007 •
Gastroentérologie Clinique et Biologique
Environmental risk factors in Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis: an update2009 •
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Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition
Pediatric Duodenal Biopsies: Mucosal Morphology and Glycohydrolase Expression Do Not Change Along the Duodenum1998 •