Ubytování (apartmán) Studio au cœur de beaufortain se nachází ve městě Villard-sur-Doron (Francie - Rhône-Alps) a nabízí svým hostům nekuřácké pokoje a parkování zdarma. Apartmán Studio au cœur de beaufortain svou lokalitou patří do regionu…
Ubytování (apartmán) Appartement cosy cœur de station se nachází ve městě Villard-de-Lans (Francie - Rhône-Alps) a nabízí svým hostům parkování zdarma. Ubytování Appartement cosy cœur de station se řadí do kategorie 3 hvězdičkových hotelů.
Ubytování (apartmán) coquet studio au cœur de la station côte 2000 se nachází ve městě Villard-de-Lans (Francie - Rhône-Alps) a nabízí svým hostům parkování zdarma, rodinné pokoje a nekuřácké pokoje.
"Paradox and perspectivism in the philosophy of language of Bhartrhari : language, thought and reality" The way the Indian grammarian-philosopher Bhartrhari (5th century CE.) deals with the liar paradox and some other paradoxes is pertinent
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What role did Parthian coins play in expressing royal identity and divine association?The study reveals that Parthian coins, particularly under Mithradates I, symbolized kingship and divine glory through iconographic adaptations, illustrating rulers with divine epithets like 'King, God'.How did Hellenistic iconography influence Parthian coinage over time?Hellenistic motifs became prevalent in Parthian coins, evolving from early representations of beardless rulers to Hellenistic-styled bearded kings by the late first century BC.What significance do investiture scenes on coins hold in Parthian iconography?Investiture scenes, linking rulers with divine figures, signify the Iranian concept of khvarenah, showcasing the divine right to power as demonstrated in Parthian and Elymaean reliefs.
The key argument for the identification of prehistoric cannibalism is provided by analysis of close similarities in the treatment of human and animal remains. Such analysis requires precise data on depositional context, meticulous…
What methodologies are employed to identify prehistoric cannibalism at sites?The identification of prehistoric cannibalism requires undisturbed archaeological contexts, precise excavation methods, and detailed analyses of cutmarks and bone breakage on human remains. Multiple independent lines of evidence and comparisons with animal remains also play critical roles, as established in the Fontbrégoua site analysis.What evidence supports cannibalistic behavior at Fontbrégoua site?At Fontbrégoua, three clusters of human bones demonstrate high frequencies of cut marks and marrow fracturing consistent with butchery practices, aligning closely with patterns observed in animal remains. Radiocarbon dating suggests this occurred around 3930±130 years B.C.How does aggressive cannibalism differ from survival cannibalism in history?Aggressive cannibalism is characterized by public acts of ritual revenge, often highlighted in chronicles during revolts in France from 1300 to 1600 A.D. In contrast, survival cannibalism emerged only during famines, as recorded between 793 and 1032 A.D.
Hyperammonemia in neonates and infants affects brain development and causes mental retardation. We report that ammonium impaired cholinergic axonal growth and altered localization and phosphorylation of intermediate neurofilament protein in…