-
paintings and bone flutes. The
caves are
located in the
Gaztelu hill in the
Arberoue Valley in the
foothills of Pyrenees, in
Lower Navarre, a
traditional region...
-
union of 3
small rivers:
Aphatarena (Patarena), La
Harane and
Arbelua >
Arbéroue. or Bidouse, Bedose,
Bidose (1316),
Bidoze Sandre. "Fiche
cours d'eau -...
- his parti****tion in the war of Castile, he
received in 1379 the land of
Arberoue and the
castle of Roquefort. In 1380, he took
Montferrand in March, Chateauneuf-de-Randon...
- Nouvelle-Aquitaine
region of south-western France.
Ayherre is
located in the
Arberoue Valley in the
former province of
Lower Navarre some 23 km east by south-east...
- the Communauté d'agglomération du Pays Basque; the AEP ****ociation of
Arberoue; the
Energy ****ociation of Pyrénées-Atlantiques; the inter-communal ****ociation...
- Ahaxe, also
called the
Lordship of Cize, was
allied with the
Viscounts of
Arbéroue in the 11th
century as well as the
lordships of
Guiche and to the Counts...
- d'Appât
rises in the
commune and
flows south to join the Lihoury. The
Arbéroue forms much of the
southern border of the
commune as it
flows east to join...
- and
continues north to
become the Aran
which joins the
Adour at Urt. The
Arbéroue stream flows from the south-east
northwards through the
eastern part of...
-
diocese north of the
Pyrenees had
three archdeacons: Labourde, Cize, and
Arberoue.
South of the
Pyrenees was the
Archdeaconry of Baztan. All seem to have...
- the
States of
Navarre by the
Prosecutor of Mixe (together with
those of
Arberoue, Ostabaret, Irissarry, Ossès, Baigorri, and La Bastide-Clairence), who...
