- 9...61H. doi:10.1002/mmng.200600002. Antunes,
Miguel Telles; Balbino,
Ausenda Cáceres (2010). "The
Great White Shark Carcharodon carcharias (Linne, 1758)...
- Tino
Ausenda (16 May 1919 – 7
February 1976) was an
Italian racing cyclist. He rode in the 1949 Tour de France. "36ème Tour de
France 1949" (in French)...
- the square,
facing the
notable Ponte Sisto on the
nearby Lungotevere.
Ausenda,
Marco (2002). Roma (in Italian) (9 ed.). Milano:
Touring Club Italiano...
- the
Frankish Conquest: An
Ethnographic Perspective (2009, with
Giorgio Ausenda and
Paolo Delogu) Italy, 888–962: A
Turning Point (2013, with
Marco Valenti)...
- "Cultural
Change and
Social Organisation in
Early Anglo-Saxon England". In
Ausenda,
Giorgio (ed.).
After Empire:
Towards an
Ethnology of Europe's Barbarians...
-
Superstitions East of the
Rhine from the
Fifth to the
Ninth Century". In G.
Ausenda (ed.).
After Empire:
Towards an
Ethnology of Europe's Barbarians. Woodbridge:...
- eds., part of
Studies in
Historical Archaeoethnology,
Volume 7,
Giorgio Ausenda,
series ed. (Oxford:
Boydell Press, ISBN 978-1-84383-074-0.), p. 409 and...
-
Traditions and
Developments [and
Comments and
Reply Vinigi Grottanelli,
Giorgio Ausenda,
Bernardo Bernardi, Ugo Bianchi, Y.
Michal Bodemann, Jack Goody, Allison...
- Santino, Tristino, and
other names ending in -tino. Tino may
refer to: Tino
Ausenda (1919–1976),
Italian racing cyclist Tino
Berbig (born 1980),
German football-goalkeeper...
-
Lovesendo Aboazar, do****ented in 999,
married a
daughter of
Egica Honoriques;
Ausenda Aboazar,
probably married to Piniolo. On 9 June 1092, the
heirs of Aboazar's...
