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	Urnfield - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The brown area is the Danubian culture, the blue area is the Terramare culture and the green area is the West European Bronze Age.
		The Urnfield culture grew from the preceding tumulus culture.
		The numerous hoards of the Urnfield culture and the existence of fortified settlements (hill forts) were taken as evidence for widespread warfare and upheaval by some scholars.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Urnfield (3022 words)

	Engineering Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The purple area is the Lusatian culture, the central blue area is the Knoviz culture, the red area is the central urnfield culture, and the orange area is the northern urnfield culture.
		It is contemporaneous with the Urnfield culture that is found from eastern France via southern Germany and Austria to Hungary and the Nordic Bronze Age in northwestern Germany and Scandinavia.
		In Poland, the Lusatian culture is taken to span part of the Iron Age as well (the is only a terminological difference) and is succeeded by the Pommeranian culture.
	www.engineeringencyclopedia.com /index.php?title=Lusatian_culture (653 words)

	Origins of the Etruscans
		The Etruscan culture was flourishing during the the sixth century B.C.; i.e., the century of the 500's B.C. As the Etruscan culture burgeoned it ran into constraint on its expansion due to strong cultures and geographic confinements bordering its home region.
		The Villanovan Culture was influenced and displaced by the cultures of the Greeks and later the Etruscans.
		Terramare: Prehistoric (Second millenium B.C.) settlements in the Po River Valley built on pilings and surrounded by an embankment and moat to protect them from flood waters as well as invaders.
	www.applet-magic.com /etruscans.htm (1426 words)

	Karl Sierek: Ophüls and the culture of difference
		In this repressive cultural climate, a political liberalism supported by an emancipated Jewry was able to take root and help in conceiving a natural science based science of man, and not least, an aesthetics of modernism.
		The cultural and aesthetic discourses in progress during that period in Vienna cannot be fully understood without considering the mutually-related discourse pairs desire and censorship, or better: desire as a consequence of censorship.
		Although for him, Terramare's Erfüllung was certainly dangerous terrain into which he has been despatched - probably without having any real influence on the choice himself - by the none too well-meaning Burg Theatre administrators, it nevertheless gave rise to some of the most complex aesthetic concepts for his later films.
	www.uni-jena.de /philosophie/medien/Vortraege/Ophuels (2859 words)

	Data: 3000 BC to 1500 BC - The Ethnohistory Project
		Culture derived from Forest-steppe zone between Vistula & Dnepr RR for Baltic countries in (169-17), and from the ochre graves of S Russia in (179-7) for C D. Believed by (19-2) to be differentiated I- E already.
		This is a culture, but ref is quite explicit that ochre-grave folk moved.
		Culture gave rise to Komarov Culture acc/to (13-19), and to Trzciniec Culture acc/to (13-5).
	life.bio.sunysb.edu /ee/msr/Ethno/dategen1.html (6940 words)

	Modena in cifre / Modena in figures: Cultura e Turismo / Culture and Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The province of Modena is rich in cultural institutions and assets belonging to a historical and artistic heritage of national and international repute.
		More recent history is represented in the museums of the Resistance (Deportees' Museum of Carpi and Montefiorino) and of material culture in its different aspects, including technology and manufacturing, connected with the present-day economic reality (Galleria Ferrari at Maranello, Scales Museum at Campogalliano, Tiles Museum at Sassuolo).
		Tourism in the province of Modena is generated by the specific business and manufacturing activities, the cultural itineraries, monuments and places of historic and artistic interest, and the physical and geographic features of the mountains of Modena that attract holidaymakers in both summer and winter.
	www.provincia.modena.it /intro99/inglese/06cultura99.htm (693 words)

	farmhouses and bed & breakfast Italy, caravan and camping site, farm holidays accommodation Italy
		Consequently, they try to preserve the remaining evidence of a millenary culture which has undergone a progressive decline, but which is now strongly recovering the dignity which it deserves.
		The aim of the village and of the volunteers who conceived the cultural project is to demonstrate the interdependence between culture and environment in the lake area near Mantua and in the natural territory of Il Serraglio, which lies among the Mincio, Oglio and Po rivers.
		All of this, which then gave rise to the cultural association "Museo della Civiltà Contadina" (Museum of the Farm Life), was made possible thanks to the collaboration of children, parents and the elderly, coordinated by the teacher Silvano Ragazzi.
	www.agriturismomantova.it /eng/Percorsi_Memorie.asp (1393 words)

	Free Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		NOTE the ancient Veneti of the Adriatic (after whom Venice was named) are not the same as the Venedes who once inhabited the Vistula region, and scholars do not consider any relation.
		Circa 1200 BC - the Danubian culture (inland) and the Terramare culture (along the coast) includes lands that are now part of Slovenia.
		Circa 250 BC - The Celtic Tene Culture comes to the Slovene territory and replaces the Hallstatt Culture.
	www.freeencyclopedia.net /index.php?title=Timeline_of_Slovene_history (2221 words)

	Lusatian culture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Lusatian culture existed in the later Bronze Age and early Iron Age (1300 BC-500 BC) in eastern Germany, most of Poland, parts of Czech Republic and Slovakia (in older articles described also as Czechoslovakia) and parts of Ukraine.
		In Poland, the Lusatian culture is taken to span part of the Iron Age as well (the is only a terminological difference) and is succeeded by the Pomeranian culture.
		There were close contacts with the Nordic Bronze Age, and the Scandinavian influence on Pomerania and northern Poland during this period was so considerable that this region is sometimes included in the Nordic Bronze Age culture (Dabrowski 1989:73).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lusatian_culture (745 words)

	Italy
		Among the noted Neolithic cultures are those of Lagozza (Varese), Fiorano, Chiozza and Pescale (Emilia), with their square-mouthed and scratched decorated pots.
		Instead, the Camunian culture, which has left its traces in the rock engravings of the lower Val Camonica (Brescia), began the development that was to continue throughout the Bronze Age.
		Among the main Iron Age cultures are those of Golasecca (Varese) in north-west Italy and Atestine (Adige Valley) mainly in the Veneto, while the Villanovan culture, direct heir of the urnfield cultures (indicated as proto-Villanovan) spread throughout Emilia and the remainder of Central Italy, even reaching Campania (Pontecagnano).
	www.poblar.com /Chincarini/Italy/historya.htm (1040 words)

	Anti-Heros
		Even in instances where the sandwich proportions match the maker's ambitions, the same rules apply: The bread must be stellar, either home-baked or procured from a specialist.
		Terramare Café, a sunny, relatively inexpensive refuge around the corner from the big-ticket French bistros lining Madison Avenue, bills itself, with typical Italian aplomb, as serving "New York's best espresso." This may or may not be the case.
		Unlike most of Sullivan Street's wholesale clientele, who prefer his crusty ciabatta rolls or baguettes as the basic building block of their sandwiches, Terramare's sandwich press has unlocked the hidden potential of the thin, contoured pizza bianca.
	www.newyorkmetro.com /nymetro/food/guides/features/453 (1400 words)

	PREHISTORIC ITALY
		Besides the already mentioned Terramare tribe, on the southern edge of the Po Valley, and the Villanovans, probably from Eastern Europe and settled throughout Central Italy, there were also the Umbrians to the east of the upper basin of the Tiber.
		In this atmosphere of renewed vitality, culture also prospered with a new enthusiasm for the study of the classical world and a revaluation of interest in nature and man (humanism).
		Though the culture of the Italian Renaissance was to continue for some considerable time to influence the rest of Europe, nevertheless Italy gradually became marginal to the cultural, scientific and political movements of modern Europe.
	spazioinwind.libero.it /coradellofamilies/storia/storia_ital.html (11447 words)

	AWI research - Biological Oceanography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		For this purpose a longline system for mussel and oyster culture and an offshore floating/submersed ring for seaweed culture were installed, in cooperation with the Research Center Terramare (Wilhelmshaven).
		The advantage of submersible culture constructions are the avoidance of the impact of harsh weather conditions and strong wave mechanics.
		Thus, a combination of these techniques with the main pillar (tripod or jacket) of the windmill installation dispenses the need for a sophisticated and expensive mooring of the aquaculture system, which would also impact strongly on the benthic ecosystem.
	www.meeresforschung.de /Biomeer/aquaculture-top01-e.html (491 words)

	V2 MUSIC : ITALY
		Singer, dancer, teacher, student, Susana has dedicated herself to the preservation of the history and culture of her people, the African-descended fls of Peru.
		It was at school that her talents were noticed, and as she took an interest in the poets of Peru, she began to see herself as a link in the cultural work of preservation and instruction.
		I wanted to know that, aside from being good football players and cooks, we were a culture that had contributed to the formation of a nation," she says.
	it.v2music.com /site/actbio.asp?ID=54 (947 words)

	Comune di Modena Informazioni Turistiche - Titoli (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Terramare were Bronze Age villages that sprang up in Emilia and in the central region of the Po valley around the middle of the second millennium B.C. Each settlement, usually rectangular-plan, was built with artificial fortifications, generally composed of high embankments reinforced with wood palisades and surrounded by moats.
		The lodges were often built on platforms supported on poles, similar to pile-dwellings, but placed on dry land and not over the water of a lake, a system to isolate them from the humidity of the terrain.
		Studies have brought to light that the Terramare were the expression of a quite wealthy and technologically and culturally advanced society that disappeared around 1180 B.C. in a quite abrupt and misterious manner.
	turismo.comune.modena.it /h3/h3/a2000t2/fForm+Titoli?LOCALITA.x=2;LNG.x=ENG;PREVMULTI.x=1;CAMPO.x=CLASSIFLOC;VALORE.x=1.03.06*;ORDER.x=cod_ser,LOCAL,TITOLO,CLASSIFLOC,eta_min;posizione.x=ART%20AND%20CULTURE%20>%20ARCHAEOLOGICAL%20SITES (625 words)

	Bronze Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		By 2000 BC immigrants from the east had brought the art of metalworking to southern Italy and Sicily; while northern Italian cultures of the same period developed strong links with cultures north of the Alps.
		During the Bronze Age (c.1800-1000 BC), most of central and southern Italy had unified to a culture known as the Apennine, recognized by large agricultural and pastoral settlements.
		After c.1500 BC, in the northern Italian Po Valley, the terramare culture -known for building its villages on wooden piles, its new techniques of bronze workings, and its cremation rites- rose to prominence.
	www.arcaini.com /italy/italyhistory/BronzeAge.htm (133 words)

	Timeline of Slovene history - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		NOTE the ancient Veneti of the Adriatic (after whom Venice was named) are not the same people as the Venedes who once inhabited the Vistula region, and scholars do not consider any relation between the two.
		1920 - The "Kulturbund" - a cultural and educational organization of German national minority is established.
		Some modern sources imply that Veneti and Etruscans were culturally connected and it is not known yet which nation influenced on each other.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Timeline_of_Slovene_history (4123 words)

	ARCHEOLOGY IN VAL TREBBIA, PIACENZA, ITALY
		In the Trebbia valley the earliest evidence of man's presence consists of stone implements, which are ascribed to the end of the lower Paleolithic, more precisely to the final period of the Acheulean culture, which dates back to about 150,000 years ago.
		During the ancient Neolithic we find in this area several cultural groups, who can be distinguished on the ground of their ceramic production; we could cite among them the group of Fiorano, spread from Romagna to the Enza river, and that of Vhó di Piadena in the middle-western plain.
		At that time the region of Piacenza was a frontier country: it was affected by the Terramare to the East, by less known aspect, characteristics of the north-western Italy, to the South and perhaps to the West.
	www.giorgiozanetti.ca /vallipc/archeo_trebbia.html (1153 words)

	Suspended culture of the Japanese abalone in the sea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Suspended culture of the Japanese abalone in the sea
		The proposal is to develop in Chile a new technology for cultivating Japanese abalone suspended under the sea.
		One line in length of abalone is the equivalent of 15 lines in length of scallops, this shows that to convert scallop culture to abalone culture will improve the aquaculture activities, as well as the use of marine concessions, increase the job opportunities and the manufacturing supply of aquaculture.
	www.fondef.cl /fondef/fondef/ingles/resumen/pesca/D99I/D99I1099eng.html (411 words)

	ETRUSCAN POTTERY - Online Information article about ETRUSCAN POTTERY
		, but may perhaps be more accurately styled "Umbrian." It is usually referred to as the " Terramare " period from the remains discovered in that district in the basin of the Po.
		These people were lake-dwellers, barely removed from the Neolithic stage of culture,
		Common pottery is also found showing little advance on that of the Terramare
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /EMS_EUD/ETRUSCAN_POTTERY.html (1824 words)

	PCAMRD - DOST (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Terramare Research Center, founded in 1990, is a group of institutions in Lower Saxony, Germany that focuses in the field of marine science.
		The root powder is mixed with water at a proportion of one kilo in 50 liters prior to application at a pond water depth of one-tenth meter.
		A field trip was also organized at the Do Son Marine Station and neighboring cultural and tourist sites where the participants were able to observe some of the issues and problems presented during the workshop.
	www.pcamrd.dost.gov.ph /wavesapriljune2001.htm (5335 words)

	Web Page Title Here
		At Muraccio site prehistoric remains were distributed on a large surface and mostly belonging to Terramare culture; in M test pit however, just below the upper part of the deposit containing Bronze Age materials, a cavity filled with Neolithic artifacts has been found.
		The structure (dug in river sands and silts with pebbles of quite big dimensions) was of irregular circular shape with a diameter of around 5 m., flat bottom and a depth of around 40 cm.
		The scarcity of pottery artifacts, the absence of clear evidence of agricultural practices, the small sites of Pian di Cerreto and Muraccio(even if partly due to post-depositional factors), show an occasional neolithic presence in the area, mostly connected to the exploitation of raw materials such as jasper and steatite.
	web.unife.it /progetti/notes/eprime.htm (843 words)

	AG Umweltbiochemie
		This project requires a couple of field trips and some ingenuity in the setup of proper culture conditions.
		Part of this work can only be performed at the Terramare in WHV.
		Next to the establishment of a small culture collection, these strains should be characterized by comparative analysis of 16S rRNA gene sequences.
	www.icbm.de /~harder/Studies.htm (336 words)

	Data: 1499 BC to 1000 BC - The Ethnohistory Project
		In N & W I this culture is called Villanova.
		Plus other Romanian culture "groups" of the end of the Bronze Age.
		Gens given by authors is simply "Baltic Tribe Culture" so I have decided to use "Balts" instead.
	life.bio.sunysb.edu /ee/msr/Ethno/dategen2.html (7045 words)

	Hotel Onda Verde - Praiano - Reviews of Hotel Onda Verde
		The Hotel's services include a panoramic restaurant overlooking the sea with typical regional cooking, bar, private parking, lift from the parking to the reception and all the rooms, beach facilities, and just under the hotel (30 Mts.) a landing-stage for boats to Positano and daily excursions to Capri and Ischia.
		The Amalfi Coast has some of the richest culture and history in all of Italy.
		One of the advantages of staying at the Onda Verde Hotel is the variety of possible daily excursions followed by the peace and quiet of 'home' at the Onda Verde.
	www.jpmoser.com /ondaverde.html (235 words)

	Abstracts
		Martens-Habbena W, Sass H, Jost G (2004) A rapid and sensitive microplate assay for detection of microbial gowth in pure culture and enrichment procedures.
		Bruns A, Cypionka H, Overmann J (2002) Culturability and diversity of bacterioplankton from eutrophic and oligotrophic lakes cultured by addition of signal molecules.
		Bartscht K, Overmann J (1997) Factors determining culturability of bacterial cells from a freshwater lake.
	www.icbm.de /pmbio/pubabs.htm (1604 words)

	Agriturismo - Zone 7. Bassa Veronese
		It was already inhabited in the Neolithic period and the terramare culture was developed here.
		++39 044 280555), Museo della Civilità Contadina (museum of farming culture) at Sorgà in Villa Brà (tel.
		This is a mainly agricultural area that boasts a large quantity of high-quality products such as rice, melon, strawberries, cauliflower, asparagus, as well as seed crops (soya, corn and maize) and tobacco.
	www.agriturismoverona.it /inglese/7bassovr/bv_descr.htm (611 words)

	ARTERUPESTRE.IT
		Material culture: local facies with association to the Polada's Culture and, later to the Terramare's Culture.
		Character of the style and principal represented themes: weapons and objects; maps; the mythologic scenes and the anthropomorphic figures increase toward the end of the period.
		Important technological and cultural innovations: specialization in the manufacture of metals and in the weaving.
	www.arterupestre.it /en/museum/terzo_b1.html (188 words)

	BUY Emilia Romagna 2005 - 10th Edition - Tourism Experiences with Added Value
		Spilamberto and the Traditional Balsamic Vinergar Museum, Vignola and its Castle, the route of fortresses and castles of Este family, Mirandola, Finale Emilia and San Cesario sul Panaro with castles.
		Throughout the year, Modena has a rich, intensive cultural life, of which we cite only a few examples here; Serate Estensi, the International Military Bands Festival, Festivalfilosofia, Grandezze e Meraviglie –, as well as numerous trade fairs, markets and antiques exhibitions.
		A land of motors where the passion of mechanical engineering has a long tradition and the legend of speed is an integral part of its culture.
	www.buyemiliaromagna.it /eng/benvenuto/citta/modena.asp (503 words)

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