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	BAKA TABLET
		Later the tablet was placed on the floor, like a kind of tombstone and in 1851 it was first noticed and called attention to as an important monument of philology by Petar Dorèiæ, at that time a student of divinity from Krk.
		The top part of the tablet has an edging in the form of vine tendrils, whilst the remaining space, just like on the somewhat younger Senj Tablet, is filled with a text (of about a hundred or so words carved in 13 lines!).
		The tablet is still the ownership of the bishop of Krk (at the same time, the present abbot of St. Lucy), and in recent times there have been discussions regarding the eventual return of the tablet to its home ground.
	www.svkri.hr /izlozbe/baskatablet.html (850 words)

	Villa Haya \| Chorvatsko \| Ostrov Krk
		In the church of St. Lucy, that is the chapel of the Holy Rosary, the Baska Tablet (replica in original size) is displayed, one of the oldest monuments of the Croatian language, written, or rather carved in stone.
		The Baska Tablet is an important artifact, showing how such documents used to be written in Dalmatia and the northern Primorje in the 11th and 12th centuries, but is also a document of vital importance for linguistics, Glagolitic paleography, fine arts and Croatian history.
		STARA BASKA, a village on the south-eastern coast of the island of Krk, 8 km southeast of Punat; population 112.
	www.cimerman.hr /villahaya/krk/krk_ces.htm (5221 words)

	Baška tablet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Baška tablet (Bašćanska ploča) is one of the first monuments of Croatian language, dating from the year 1100.
		The tablet was found in the paving of the Romanesque church of St. Lucy (Sveta Lucija) in Jurandvor near Baška on the island of Krk in 1851.
		The tablet is considered to be the birth certificate of the Croats, as the name Croatia and adjective Croatian are mentioned here for the first time in the Croatian language.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baska_tablet (293 words)

	Villa Haya \| Chorvatsko \| Ostrov Krk
		In the church of St. Lucy, that is the chapel of the Holy Rosary, the Baska Tablet (replica in original size) is displayed, one of the oldest monuments of the Croatian language, written, or rather carved in stone.
		The Baska Tablet is an important artifact, showing how such documents used to be written in Dalmatia and the northern Primorje in the 11th and 12th centuries, but is also a document of vital importance for linguistics, Glagolitic paleography, fine arts and Croatian history.
		STARA BASKA, a village on the south-eastern coast of the island of Krk, 8 km southeast of Punat; population 112.
	www.cimerman.biz /villahaya/krk/krk_ces.htm (5221 words)

	Croatia Holiday & Home
		Baska is the best known tourist centre on the island of Krk, the Adriatic's biggest island, its position in the northern part of the Croatian coastline putting it closest to the centre of Europe.
		Baska abounds in beaches, some thirty pebbled beaches accessible to swimmers of all ages, while some of them have to be reached on foot or by boat.
		Baska is known in history and literature for its famed Baska Tablet, but it is also proud of other valuable cultural features of interest that attract the attention.
	www.croatia-holidayandhome.co.uk /myvilla/018/index.html (638 words)

	Accomodation,Chorvatsko, dovolena, accomodation
		Baska is situated on the south-west of the island Krk.
		Baska was the largest town on the island until 1910.
		In Jurandvor is church of St. Lucy; inside the church was the oldest dated written example of Croatian language-Bascanska ploca (Baska tablet).
	www.krkinfo.com /baska.htm (170 words)

	Baska Tablet, Croatia
		In the mid 1800s the Baska Tablet (Bascanska Ploca) was discovered in the floor of the Church of St Lucy (Crkva Sv Lucije) just outside of the town of Baska in the village of Jurandvor.
		The content is similar to a deed, and formalizes a land transaction whereby the King of Croatia gave the land to the local parish.
		The Baska Tablet is regarded as the most important tablet of its kind.
	www.planetware.com /baska/baska-tablet-hr-kv-bat.htm (175 words)

	Croatia - Krk
		Baska, Baska, considered one of the most beautiful coastal towns due to its architecture, is the second largest town on the Kvarner island of Krk, connected to the mainland at Kraljevica by the Krcki bridge.
		The town is situated on the south-eastern coast of the island, 19 km from the town of Krk in the Baska bay.
		Baska is known for Baskanska ploca, the oldest known Croatian language document, found in its vicinity.
	www.croatiatouristcenter.com /krk.htm (1439 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		For centuries it was the center of Croatian literacy and the cradle of the Croatian language.
		The Baska Tablet (Bascanska ploca), one of the oldest Croatian written documents, is evidence of it.
		Baska is also an important tourist center on Krk with a history from the early years of this century.
	www.gotocroatia.com /engels/islands/krk.asp (568 words)

	adriatic sea
		The record of the thousand-year history of Krk lies in the mosaics of the Roman thermal baths and the simplicity of old Croatian churches, the wealth of Glagolitic monuments, the heritage of the Frankopan counts of Krk and the paintings of the Venetian masters.
		For centuries it was the centre of Croatian literacy and the craddle of the Croatian language.
		Baska is also an important tourist centre on Krk with a history from the early years of this century.
	www.nekretnine.org /en/meetcroatia10.htm (642 words)

	Baska, Croatia
		Baska is an old settlement at the southern tip of Krk Island on Bascanska Cover.
		Baska was originally a Roman settlement set further back from the present day town, on a hillside.
		In the early 16th Century the new town of Baska was developed closer to the sea, where it is located today.
	www.planetware.com /croatia/baska-hr-kv-ba.htm (205 words)

	1World2travel - Croatia - Krk Archipelago (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		For centuries it was the centre of Croatian literacy and the cradle of the Croatian language.
		The Baska Tablet (Bascanska ploca), one of the oldest Croatian written documents, is evidence of it.
		Baska is also an important tourist centre on Krk with a history from the early years of the past century.
	www.1world2travel.com /article.php?articleID=3257 (607 words)

	KRK - CROATIA island
		For centuries it was the center of Croatian literacy and the cradle of the Croatian language.
		The Baska Tablet, one of the oldest Croatian written documents, is evidence of it.
		Baska is also an important tourist center on Krk with a history from the early years of this century.
	www.islandpassions.nl /krk.html (447 words)

	The Baska Tablet
		The Baska tablet served as the left side of the former closure screen which separated the church monastic choir from the space for congregation.
		The place where the Baska tablet has been found is a fascinating valley that you can see on the photo, with the mighty mountain of Velebit behind it.
		Maestro Ljuboslav Kuntaric's composition "The Baska Tablet" was performed in 2004 by a mixed choir of the parish church from Gernlinden, Munich, Germany, directed by maestro Alfons Strähhuber, in the church of St. Lucy, Jurandvor.
	www.croatianhistory.net /etf/baska.html (1025 words)

	Visiting Krk Island
		Krk holds an prominent place in the development of a Croatian national identity as it was an important centre of the Glagolitic script.A number of Glagolitic monuments have their origin in Krk including the Baska Tablet from Jurandvor near Baska, the Statute of Vrbnik and the Missal of Vrbnik from Vrbnik.
		There are also plenty of buses from Rijeka which stop in all the towns from Omisalj in the north to Punat in the south.
		The main ferry line serving Krk Island is the ferry from Baska to Lopar on Rab Island but it only runs from June to September.
	www.croatiatraveller.com /Kvarner/KrkIsland.htm (374 words)

	CULTURAL AND HISTORIC HERITAGE
		THE TABLET OF BASKA – is the most precious monument of Croatian historical and cultural heritage, and the most important testimony of Glagolitic culture.
		The tablet was the left side of the church septal dividing the priests in the presbytery from the congregation in the nave.
		The tablet was discovered rather damaged, therefore the scientist to this day were not able to read the text in full.
	www.pgz.hr /eng/nasljedje.html (511 words)

	Prince Philip and the Baska tablet
		While leaving the main entrance hall, Prince Phillip (about 2m tall), surrounded by many people, accidentally turned his head, and noticed the huge Baska tablet (800 kg), exhibited in the Academy as one of the most important Croatian cultural monuments.
		The Prince, led by Academician Grga Novak, and accompanied by a long cortege of the diplomats and representatives of Yugoslav culture and politics of the day, approached this innocent monument, and asked: "What is this?" By the time scholars finally satisfied His Royal Highness's famous curiosity, protocol was in complete havoc.
		Baska tablet represents - a Serbian cultural monument!
	www.croatianhistory.net /etf/filip.html (262 words)

	Baska Kroatië Vakantiewoning Baska Vakantiewoningen Baska Kvarner
		Baska ligt in een baai omgeven door wijngaarden en olijfbomen met de bergen van de Velibit als achtergrond.
		Baska is tevens bekend om haar Baska Tablet, een steen met oude geschriften, welke op dit moment als de oudste Kroatische tekst wordt beschouwd.
		In Zagreb ligt heden ten dage het originele tablet maar er zijn ook reproducties van dit tablet te koop in alle soorten en maten.
	www.adrialin.nl /infonl/baska (366 words)

	baska travel guide
		Baska is the best known tourist centre on the island of Krk.
		Baška is known in history and literature for its famed Baška Tablet, but it is also proud of other valuable cultural features of interest that attract the attention.
		From the old nucleus of the town, the remains of the Roman settlement, to monuments of religious art.
	www.world66.com /europe/croatia/baska (555 words)

	Krk island the largest Croatia island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The north-western coast of the island is rocky and steep, probably because of the strong winter wind (bura) while the south part of the island has milder climate with more vegetations and beaches, coves and inlets.
		The forests covers almost 31% of the island and are mainly concentrated on the south-western coast, along with the major towns — Krk, Punat and Baska.
		From Rab island (Lopar) to Baska you can use the ferry which operates from June to September from two to five times daily.
	www.croatia-travel-highlights.com /Krk_island.html (260 words)

	Croatian Studies
		According to the opinion of experts, the Tablet of Baska, the Grskovic Acts of the Apostles and the Vienna Fragments, all belong to that century.
		This tablet was written in St. Lucy Abbey near Baska on the Island of Krk and contains the donation of the Croatian King Zvonimir.
		Besides this, the Baska Tablet provides us with the name of the great Croatian King Zvonimir in its national form, while the names of the remaining dukes and kings from that era are known mainly from Latin documents, as the Latin language was the official language of cultured Europe at that time.
	www.croatianstudies.org /index.php?action=page&id=55 (11604 words)

	Island of Krk - Kvarner - Croatia
		The Baska Cove cuts through the limestone plain, ending in the Gulf of Baska.
		Pope Innocent IV allowed in his letter to the Benedictines of Omisalj in 1252 Slavic Glagolitic liturgy; this letter, together with the letter addressed to the bishop of Senj in 1248, is considered to be an act of the Pope with which he legalized the Slavic liturgy.
		Among the numerous Glagolitic monuments originating from Krk, there is the Baska Tablet from Jurandvor near Baska, then the Statute of Vrbnik (1388) and the Missal of Vrbnik from 1642, ornamented with miniatures.
	www.kroatien-online.com /en/tourism/islands/krk.htm (690 words)

	tz-baska
		The text documents a donation of the Croatian king Zvonimir (1075-1089) to the church of St.Lucy in Jurandvor, where the Baška Tablet was found inserted in the church floor.
		The church was built on the remains of an early Christian church at the turn of the 12th to 13th century.
		It is the most significant church, not only in the area and on the island, but in Croatia, as the famous and invaluable Baška Tablet from the year 1100 was found there.
	www.tz-baska.hr /en_ploca.html (330 words)

	Istria on the Internet - News Media - Articles - Croatia Weekly (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The possibilities are numerous: nautical Punat, monastic Kosljun, the Roman town of Krk, Glagolitic Vrbnik, wooded Malinska, the swimming centre of Baska, gentle Njivice or perhaps the town of Dobrinj, situated on the hill in the interior of the island from where you can see the entire island of Krk.
		One of the oldest Croatian-language written monuments, engraved in stone, the Baska Tablet was found nearby in the Benedictine Church of St. Lucy in Jurandvor, in Baska Bay.
		For those who decide to spend their summer by the sea, yet are still looking for some forest shade, they should definitely go to Malinska, which is located in an area called Dubasnica, named after the dub or oak forests.
	www.istrianet.org /istria/towns/island_krk/98_0612croatia-weekly.htm (1015 words)

	about Baška
		BASKA, a town and port on the south-eastern coast of the island of Krk, located in the northern part of Baska Draga.
		Fertile tracts of land in the Baska Draga valley, through which runs the Suha Ricina (Big Dry River) or Vela Rika (Big River), have enabled farming (wheat), fishing, viniculture, as well as making and selling of wine, which in turn, has given rise to maritime and shipbuilding industries...
		In nearby (1 km) Jurandvor are the ruins of the Benedictine abbey with the preserved early Romanesque church of St. Lucy (around 1100), in which the capital monument of Croatian culture was found - the Baska Tablet.
	www.booking.com.hr /Baska.html (533 words)

	Upper Adriatic water-colours (...continued) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The record of the thousand-year history of Krk lies in the mosaics of the Roman thermal baths and the simplicity of old Croatian churches, the wealth of Glagolitic monuments, the heritage of the Frankopan counts of Krk and the paintings of the Venetian masters.
		For centuries it was the centre of Croatian literacy and the craddle of the Croatian language.
		Baska is also an important tourist centre on Krk with a history from the early years of this century.
	mirror.veus.hr /islands/watercol/water11.html (633 words)

	Sergio Fumich nel Web
		The first major text written in Croatian Slavonic is the Baska Tablet of 1100 recording the donation of a site by King Zvonimir to the Benedictine convent of the island Krk.
		This document, written in the Glagolitic script, was found in St. Lucy's church near Baska on the island of Krk.
		Fragments of the oldest known Croatian Glagolitic manuscript - The Glagolita Clozianus (the beginning of the 11th century) - is a collection of sermons.
	www.sergiofumich.com /lukezi/storia/lstoria.html (1098 words)

	adriatica.net > Kvarner (trekking) - Adriatic ( Croatia )
		The village is situated on the hills of the highest peak on the island of Krk, Obzova (569m).
		We shall take a walk from Stara Baska, through the landscape of Kaljina and Spuhotina, to the top of Veli Hlam (482 m), with a breathtaking view of the Baska valley, with its rich green color that separates the rest of the landscape we shall walk through.
		After visiting the church, we shall walk further down the asphalt road to Baska, located 2 kilometers away, where our boat will be waiting for us.
	www.adriatica.net /cruise/det_en__5ji3ph4ji3m3h3p3i3h__.htm (1068 words)

	Europe Vacation Guide: romantic Europe cruises, Europe honeymoons, getaways, spas. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Continuing on the Magistrala towards Baska to the south end of the island, you will be driving along a valley blessed with meadows, vineyards, olive groves and orchards, with oak and pine forests occasionally interspersed with some karstic land.
		The original tablet, which was discovered in 1851, was taken to Zagreb, where it is today.
		The most beautiful beach on the island is on the Bay of Baska; over a two kilometers of dreamlike beach covered in small, smooth pebbles, gently sloping off towards the sea and lined by green vegetation on its land side.
	www.francevacationguide.com /Baska1151_Overview.html (529 words)

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