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identity that she had long been forsaken. Her
sculptures were
entitled Rupestrian Sculptures (1981)—the
title refers to
living among rocks—and the book...
- In archaeology, cave
paintings are a type of
parietal art (which
category also
includes petroglyphs, or engravings),
found on the wall or
ceilings of caves...
- of the most
unique landscapes in Europe".
Along with the park of the
Rupestrian Churches, it was
named a
World Heritage Site by
UNESCO in 1993. The S****i...
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labelled la città
sotterranea ("the
underground city"),
together with the
rupestrian churches across the
Gravina as a
UNESCO World Heritage Site in December...
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basilian monks settled in Basilicata,
leaving a high
concentration of
rupestrian churches (155
ascertained today), in Matera,
Pollino and the Agri and...
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complex in Malta.
Mnajdra solar temple complex, Malta. Colombia,
first rupestrian art at
Chiribiquete (Caquetá).
Maize is
domesticated at
Balsas River by...
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Paterno Sant'Elia, Pietre, Polvica, Ponte,
Pucara Conservatory of Pucara,
Rupestrian Church in Gete
Minori Montecita,
Torre Church of
Santa Trofimena and the...
- The
campo rupestre ("
rupestrian gr****land") is a
discontinuous montane subtropical ecoregion occurring across three different biomes in Brazil: Cerrado...
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Silvestro (Bagnoli del Trigno)
Bagnoli del
Trigno (The
pearl of Molise)
Rupestrian church of
Pietracupa Church of Sant'Antonio
Abate (Pietracupa) Capracotta...
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Ochre Coloured Pottery culture Americas c. 3600 BC – In Colombia,
first rupestrian art
Chiribiquete (Caquetá). c. 3000 BC –
First pottery in
Colombia at...
