ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA PINTADERA
From Spanish, literally: an instrument for making decorations on bread, from pintado mottled, from pintar to paint.
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PINTADERA»
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pintadera nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
pintadera e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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The Lost World of Old Europe: The Danube Valley, 5000-3500 BC
Pintadera Fired Clay H. 3.5 cm; D. 4.3 cm Cucuteni, lge§ti 4500-3900 bc (
Cucuteni A) MJSMVS: 1752 111. Pintadera Fired Clay H. 5 cm; L. 7 cm Starcevo-
Cris, Poienesti 6200-5500 bc MJSMVS: 17479 (fig. 1-4) 112. Pintadera Fired
Clay H.
David W. Anthony, Jennifer Chi,
2010
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Linnaea: Ein Journal Für Die Botanik in Ihrem Ganzen Umfange
Bei den Otomiten heisst die Tuna: Calía, die weisse: Ttascaha, die rothe:
Thengacaha, die reife: Hqnnsi, die pintadera: Höhqwah, einer der Tunas
sammelt: Yoocah. Die gebauten, im August reifenden Früchte erreichen die
Grösse eines ...
Diedrich Franz Leonhard von Schlechtendal, August Garcke,
1847
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Minoan Glyptic: Typology, Deposits and Iconography; From the ...
Glass paste lentoid seal from the Medeon cemetery (CMS V 1, no. 349). 7. Dark
red steatite matrix form Eleusis (CMS V 2, no. 422). Picture 92: Seals and seal
impressions from Neolithic Greece. 1. Clay pintadera from Dikili-Tash (CMS V 2,
no.
Konstantinos Galanakis,
2005
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The excavations on the Rocca di Rivoli, Verona, 1963-1968
C12 Pintadera of red-brown clay with very rounded cross-section. Decorated with
straight, parallel line incisions. Topsoil. C13 Pintadera of grey-buff clay with
quartz filler, an almost cylindrical cross-section and with a tongue-like grip on
back.
Lawrence Barfield, Bernardino Bagolini, M. R. Jarman,
1976
7 Gazebo Medioevale 8 Pintadera 9 Villa di Chiesa Drinking 10 Caffè
Lamarmora Duomo (Piazza del Municipio; closed for renovation) Dominating the
eastern flank of Piazza del Municipio, the Duomo retains its lovely Pisanflavoured
facade, ...
Lonely Planet, Kerry Christiani, Vesna Maric,
2012
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The Foundations of Roman Italy
Neolithic cave-dwellers, for the caves were still dwelling- places as well as burial-
places, are known from their remains not only in Liguria, but also from the Apuan
Alps in Tuscany (where the pintadera is absent, and where there are marked ...
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Dictionary of Artifacts
The products were exported to all parts of the Rhineland, as well as to Britain and
Scandinavia. Terracotta piece mold of a man on horseback, Mesopotamia, 2000–
1600 BC PINTADERA pintadera: a small object, usually of terra cotta, consisting.
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Underground Religion: Cult and Culture in Prehistoric Italy
... Tramontana on San Domino in the Tremiti Islands. The precise associations of
this pintadera are not known, but the site has an occupation level associated with
Scaloria Trichrome pottery and a later cemetery with Diana-Bellavista material.
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Bradleya: Yearbook of the British Cactus and Succulent Society
HT: ASU. pintadera Opuntia pintadera hort. ex Salm-Dyck, Cacteae in horto
dyckensi cultae anno 1844: 47. 1845, nom. nud. Listed in the synonymy of
Opuntia fulvispina Salm-Dyck. Opuntia pintadera hort. ex Salm-Dyck, Cacteae in
horto ...
50 The pintadera was found in layer E, in section N/14, belonging to the
settleemnt level at the end of the 3rd-beginning of the 4th century on Pontes . 51
Винокур, op. cit., pp. 54-55. 52 Рыбаков, op. cit. ,1962, pp. 67-71, pi. 1-3,5. 53
The ...
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «PINTADERA»
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pintadera nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Medellín, la ciudad de la eterna pintadera
“Necesitamos decirle al Estado y a los empresarios que no vean en el graffiti una estrategia para sacar jóvenes del conflicto, sino una ... «ElEspectador.com, nov 13»