- In Gr**** mythology,
Taulas (Ancient Gr****: Tαύλας) was one of the six sons of
Illyrius and the
eponymous ancestor of the Taulantii.
Wilkes 1995, p. 92...
- Most of the
taulas face south,
which seems to
suggest some
astronomical meaning.
Archeologist Michael Hoskin has
suggested the
taulas may have been...
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Tautuiaki Taula Koloamatangi (born
February 7, 1991) is an
American professional wrestler. He is best
known for his time in New ****an Pro-Wrestling (NJPW)...
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Taula is a type of
prehistoric monument on
Menorca that gets its name from the
Catalan word for 'table',
Taula may also
refer to:
Taula (Tonga), an island...
- from a
Maghribian and, ultimately,
Subsaharan pool of slaves. The Bank or
Taula de
canvi de Barcelona,
often viewed as the
oldest public bank in Europe...
- Josh
Taula is a New
Zealand rugby union player, who
plays for the
Hurricanes and Manawatu. His
preferred position is lock.
Taula attended Christchurch...
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Taula is an
island in Tonga. It is
located in the far
south of the Vavaʻu
Group in the far
north of the country. "
Taula Island: Tonga".
Geographical Names...
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known as navetas.
Talaiots pre-date the
megalithic structures known as
taulas,
which are
usually found nearby.
While some
Talaiots are
thought to have...
- amid the
relative void of power. In 1519, the
Taula de
Canvis was
recreated again,
known as Nova
Taula. The
nobles earned the
rejection from the people...
- with a
characteristic Menorcan taula, the T-shaped
stone monument that
presumably represents a
religious site. The
taula seems to have been
intact until...
