- Iraq, and then Syria. In
archaeology and paleontology, the
derived term
provenience is used with a
related but very
particular meaning, to
refer to the location...
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sorted by division, then alphabetically, and
including geographical provenience and home stadium. La Paz FC Copa
Libertadores Champions (3): 1989, 2004...
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Abbevillian (formerly also C****ean) is a term for the
oldest lithic industry found in Europe,
dated to
between roughly 600,000 and 400,000
years ago....
- a
provenience refers to a
specific location within a matrix. When an
artifact is
found in the
realm of
primary context, the
matrix and
provenience have...
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precise locations of
objects and features,
known as
their provenance or
provenience, be recorded. This
always involves determining their horizontal locations...
- in the Loeb edition. Beck, Curt W. (1
September 1966). "Analysis and
Provenience of
Minoan and
Mycenaean Amber, I". Gr****, Roman, and
Byzantine Studies...
- of the 17th
century and thus
became a
great propagator of the Italian-
provenience sculpture in the Central-European context. Some time
before 1710, Braun...
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vocabulary or used only in
local varieties.
These words were of
various provenience for example:
Latin (cure - to run, mâneca- to leave), Old
Church Slavonic...
- The
number of
sources for more
precise dating and the
attribution of
provenience increase during the 17th century.
Safavid ****s were
presented as diplomatic...
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ensure the most
accurately detailed record of provenance/
provenience possible. Provenance/
Provenience is
paramount if the
marine archaeologists want to understand...
