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Facade D of Tell Ahmar stele 1
No full textFacade D of Tell Ahmar, Stele 1, the first Luwian inscription excavated in the Tell Ahmar region. The basalt stele was dedicated by Hamiyata king of Masuwari (Til-Barsib) to the Storm God which dates from about 10th or 9th century BC. It is currently housed in the Louvre Museum.90×125 mm, black and white photograph
Facade D of Tell Ahmar stele 1
No full textFacade D of Tell Ahmar, Stele 1, the first Luwian inscription excavated in the Tell Ahmar region. The basalt stele was dedicated by Hamiyata king of Masuwari (Til-Barsib) to the Storm God which dates from about 10th or 9th century BC. It is currently housed in the Louvre Museum.90×125 mm, black and white photograph
IMMM-SFA/tell: v0.1.2: tell
No full textLatest v0.1.2: tell
Release after addressing JOSS edits from reviewer
Basalt stele piece from Tell Tayinat
No full textStele with relief from the Tell Tayinat (Tell Tainat) site located about 25 km to the city of Antakya. The site's ancient name was probably Kunulua which was the capital of Neo-Hittite kingdom Patina/Unqi. This piece is currently housed in the Antakya Museum.135 film (36×24 mm) ; black and white photography ; 11×18 cm, black and white photography; 90×125 mm, black and white photograph
Lion sculpture from Tell Ta'jinat
No full textBasalt gate lions dated to the 13th Century BC which were found in the Tell Tayinat (Tell Tainat) archaeological site located about 25 km to the city of Antakya. The site's ancient name was probably Kunulua which was the capital of Neo-Hittite kingdom Patina/Unqi. It is currently exhibited housed in the Antakya Museum.135 film (36×24 mm
Gaston Bourquin, fotógrafo y editor
No full textEl texto analiza la trayectoria de Gastón Bourquin, fotógrafo de origen suizo activo en la Argentina entre 1914 y 1950. Su trabajo como fotógrafo y editor lo ubica entre los productores fotográficos más importantes de la primera mitad del siglo pasado. El artículo es el resultado de un trabajo sobre su archivo conservado en el Museo de la Ciudad (y del que se desprendió una exposición curada por los autores, y realizada en 2018 en el mismo museo), materiales del acervo familiar e investigaciones en distintas colecciones particulares y públicas y bibliotecas. Además del texto central del libro, estuvo a cargo de los autores (yo misma y Luis Priamo), la seleccion y edición del material fotográfico y la concepción general del volumen.Fil: Priamo, Luis. Universidad Nacional de San Martin. Escuela de Humanidades. Centro D/ Prod.e Inv.e/restauración y Conservacion; ArgentinaFil: Tell, Verónica. Universidad Nacional de San Martín. Instituto de Investigaciones sobre el Patrimonio Cultural; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de San Martín. Centro de Investigaciones en Arte y Patrimonio. - Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Oficina de Coordinación Administrativa Parque Centenario. Centro de Investigaciones en Arte y Patrimonio; Argentin
Stele with inscription from Tell Ta'jinat
No full textStele with inscription from the Tell Tayinat (Tell Tainat) site located about 25 km to the city of Antakya. The site's ancient name was probably Kunulua which was the capital of Neo-Hittite kingdom Patina/Unqi. Currently housed in the Antakya Museum135 film (36×24 mm); black and white photography ; 11×18 cm, black and white photography ; 90×125 mm, black and white photograph
Early molecular events during response to oxidative stress in human cells by differential Proteomics
No full text[Inscriptions of] Tell Tainat, T. 1260
No full textHatice Gonnet-Bağana's notes on the Tell Tayinat inscriptions carved on the basalt relief.Paper (1 sheet
[Inscriptions of] Tell Tainat, T. 1260
No full textHatice Gonnet-Bağana's notes on the Tell Tayinat inscriptions carved on the basalt relief.Paper (1 sheet
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