Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
epiromanelliano
English translation:
Epiromanellian
Added to glossary by
Umberto Cassano
Jul 26, 2007 09:18
16 yrs ago
Italian term
Italy
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Native in: Bulgarian 
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Works in: Italian to Bulgarian, Italian to Russian, English to Russian, and 6 more.
epiromanelliano
Italian to English
Art/Literary
Archaeology
archaelogy
ciottoli incisi indicativamente inquadrabili ta l'epigravettano e l'epiromanelliano
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Proposed translations
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Jul 26, 2007 10:06: Irena Pizzi Created KOG entry
Jul 27, 2007 08:21: Umberto Cassano changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/700571">Irena Pizzi's</a> old entry - "epiromanelliano"" to ""epiromanellian""
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epiromanellian
Visual Culture and Archaeology.
Art and Social Life in Prehistoric South-East Italy.
Skeates R.
Anno di pubblicazione: 2005
Editore: DUCKWORTH GERALD & CO. LTD
Indice
Figurative art: transformations in the Late Upper Palaeolithic: Figurative representantion, The Late Upper Palaeolithic, Epigravettian visual material, Figurative art; Ritual art: complex hunter-gatherers: Abstraction, The Final Upper Palaeolithic, Final ***Epigravettian, Romanellian and Epiromanellian visual material***, Ritual art; Community art: the first farmers: Symbolising boundaries and identities, The Earliest Neolithic, The art of the first farmers, Community art;
http://www.lerma.it/D_Scheda.asp?ID=64741
HTH
Art and Social Life in Prehistoric South-East Italy.
Skeates R.
Anno di pubblicazione: 2005
Editore: DUCKWORTH GERALD & CO. LTD
Indice
Figurative art: transformations in the Late Upper Palaeolithic: Figurative representantion, The Late Upper Palaeolithic, Epigravettian visual material, Figurative art; Ritual art: complex hunter-gatherers: Abstraction, The Final Upper Palaeolithic, Final ***Epigravettian, Romanellian and Epiromanellian visual material***, Ritual art; Community art: the first farmers: Symbolising boundaries and identities, The Earliest Neolithic, The art of the first farmers, Community art;
http://www.lerma.it/D_Scheda.asp?ID=64741
HTH
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