Definition of Effenterre. Meaning of Effenterre. Synonyms of Effenterre

- from the east wall of the Delphinion; they were published by Henri Van Effenterre in 1937 and 1946 and were kept in the museum at Neapolis. The longer of...
- Bertrand Van Effenterre (born 2 March 1946) is a French film director, screenwriter and producer. His film Tumultes was screened in the Un Certain Regard...
- Boeotia even in the 1930s (beyond which horseback and cart took over; van Effenterre 1989). Even in the 1960s, Arvanitic village children could be figures...
- Adelaida Miguel Littín Mais ou et donc Ornicar Isabelle Bertrand Van Effenterre 1980 Le Voyage en douce Lucie Michel Deville The Mirror Crack'd Ella Zielinsky...
- Heard John ****ney Cinematography Patrick Blossier Edited by Joële Van Effenterre Music by Bill Conti Production companies CST Telecommunications Co. Winkler...
- Alessandra; Ricciardia, Giuseppe K.; Faillot, Tierry; Capelle, Laurent; Van Effenterre, Rémy; Chiras, Jacques (2005). "Hemangioblastomas of the lower spinal...
- 1996 Celluloide Cameo Carlo Lizzani Noces cruelles Sandra Bertrand Van Effenterre TV film La ferme du crocodile Sandrine Jaussier Didier Albert TV film...
- Crete, in 1936, and first published by Pierre Demargne and Henri van Effenterre in 1937. Thirteen stones inscribed with archaic letters were discovered...
- André Dussollier Cinematography Patrick Blossier Edited by Joële Van Effenterre Music by Philippe Sarde Release date 10 February 1993 (1993-02-10) Running...
- of grey schist were excavated in 1936 by Pierre Demargne and Henri van Effenterre from the western part of the large cistern mentioned above. These inscriptions...