Dissemination and price of cotton in Mesopotamia during the 1st millennium BCE by Louise Quillien

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The status of women in the Ancient East: peculiarities of marriage and family relations in Mesopotamia by I. A. Lohvynenko, Ye. S. Lohvynenko

Subjects: “…ancient mesopotamia…”
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Crecimiento y rectitud del fuste de orígenes geográficos de Corymbia spp. en la Mesopotamia argentina by Juan Adolfo LÓPEZ, Carlos David VERA BRAVO

“…Con el objetivo de evaluar el comportamiento de materiales cosechados en el área de distribución natural de Corymbia citriodora subsp. citriodora (CCC), Corymbia citriodora subsp. variegata (CCV) y Corymbia maculata (CM), al 9.º año de edad se evaluó el crecimiento en diámetro, altura, volumen y rectitud del fuste de 22 orígenes pertenecientes a dichas entidades en tres sitios de la Mesopotamia argentina. El análisis a nivel de sitios individuales mostró que CCV fue el taxón más promisorio. …”
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Desarrollo de funciones de índice de sitio para Eucalyptus grandis cultivado en la Mesopotamia argentina by E.H. CRECHI, H.E. FASSOLA, A.E. KELLER, S.R. BARTH

“…Se desarrollaron modelos para la estimación del índice de sitio para Eucalyptus grandis implantado en la Mesopotamia argentina. Dicha estimación se llevó a cabo a través de la evaluación de una base general de datos que contó con 106 parcelas (439 mediciones), de las cuales 48 (197 mediciones) pertenecían a la zona Misiones-NE Corrientes y 58 (242 mediciones) a la zona Concordia-Monte Caseros (NE Entre Ríos-SE Corrientes). …”
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Estimación del volumen sin corteza en Eucalyptus grandis utilizando modelos de regresión con variables instrumentales en dos etapas de plantaciones de la Mesopotamia argentina by R.T. BOCA, A.E. KELLER, C. MASTRANDREA, E.H. CRECHI, S.R. BARTH, R.A. WINCK, H.E. FASSOLA, P. FERRERE

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Predicción del diámetro sobre muñones en pinus taeda l. Origen marion, mediante curvas de perfil de fuste by Ernesto Andenmatten, Hugo Fassola, Féderico Letourneau, Paula Ferrere, Ernesto Crechi

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Mardin Güneşi: Mezopotamya’da Doğan ve Hiç Batmayan by Serap Toprak Döşlü

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Funciones de forma de exponente variable para la estimación de diámetros a distintas alturas en eucalyptus grandis hill ex maiden. cultivado en la mesopotamia Argentina by H.E. Fassola, E. Crechi, A. Keller, S. Barth

“…Distintos modelos de perfil de fuste fueron empleados para describir la forma de Eucalyptus grandis en la Mesopotamia. La base de datos general empleada estaba conformada por 265 individuos, de los cuales, 148 correspondían a las subregiones ecológicas Misiones Norte, Alta Misiones y NE de Corrientes y 117, a la región Concordia- Monte Caseros. …”
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19. Yüzyılda Batılı Seyyahların Mardin İzlenimleri by Muhittin Rahmi Akbulut

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Mehmet Zeki KUTLU, Mezopotamya Turu by İbrahim Atalan

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La primera reforma tributaria en la historia de la humanidad by Abel María Cano Morales, Carlos Mario Restrepo Pineda, Omar Osvaldo Villa Monsalve

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Ortaçağ Seyyah ve Coğrafyacıların Kaleminden Mardin by Eyyüp Efeoğlu

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Le Tigre, le Louvre et l’échange de connaissances archéologiques visuelles entre la France et la Grande-Bretagne aux alentours de 1850 by Mirjam Brusius

“…When in the mid 1850s Assyrian sculptures excavated by a French delegation got lost in the river Tigris all what remained was a set of drawings that the London artist William Boutcher had made during a British expedition in Mesopotamia. In return, the French were in the possession of photographs of fragments from Nineveh that were lost by the British. …”
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Efforts of the British Empire to Build a State in Iraq After the First World War by İsmail Şahin, Cemile Şahin, Samet Yüce

“…This study searches for the policies carried out by the British Empire in Mesopotamia where the British invaded during the First World War. …”
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On Family Relationships under the Laws of Hammurabi by K. V. Karpenko

“…The author dwells upon the characteristics of selected institutes of family law of the Amorites and comes to the conclusion that the family life in ancient Mesopotamia was very developped. The family in the Hammurabi Code represents the basis not only for economic and financial power of the state, but also for its political stability and security. …”
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L’iconographie et le symbolisme du palmier dattier dans l’Antiquité (Proche-Orient, Égypte, Méditerranée orientale) by Fanny Michel-Dansac, Annie Caubet

“…This paper addresses the origin and development of the motif in the vast zones of agricultural production (oases of Egypt and Mesopotamia) from the late 4th millennium BC, as well as its diffusion towards the Eastern Mediterranean world where the date palm, although deprived of real economic value, still retains or acquires new and multiple symbolic significations. …”
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Probing the Relationships Between Mandaeans (the Followers of John the Baptist), Early Christians, and Manichaeans by Brikha H. S. Nasoraia

“…Mandaeism, by comparison, has roots from John the Baptist rather than Jesus, although it is also important to recognize that this baptizing movement emerged in part as a survival of a very old indigenous ethno-religious grouping from Mesopotamia, its followers eventually settling in Mesopotamia’s middle and southern regions. …”
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Preliminary report on human remains from Tell Masaikh and Tell Ashara. Season 2009* by Jacek Tomczyk

“…The middle Euphrates valley (Syria) is a very interesting and important region for the history of Mesopotamia. The excavations are currently carried out at Tell Ashara and Tell Masaikh. …”
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An Orientalist Discovery Effort During the 19th Century through the Eyes of Some European Travelers in Ankara by Muhsin Önal

“…More importantly, it was located on the King’s Road which extended from Mesopotamia to Western Anatolia. Undoubtedly, these characteristic features of the city were noticed by Western travelers. …”
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Time as a Founding Factor in Architectural Thought by Heba Abbas Hameed, Arshad Alanizi

“… The research dealt with the concepts of time and architectural thought and the extent of the influence of Ideas derived from the element of time on the variation and differentiation of architectural movements and schools, by reviewing a group of vocabulary such as nostalgia, present, and looking forward to the future, the null of the present and immortality in architecture and the null or deferred future, and the study of the duration of its reflection on architectural thought to lead to the differentiation of each of the architecture of Mesopotamia, Classical architecture, Modern architecture, Post-modernism, and Autonomous architecture, Deconstruction architecture according to these terms. …”
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