L. Rocha

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Megalitismo funerário no Alentejo Central -- arquitectura e orientações: o estado da questão em Montemor-o-Novo
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Evaluation of Weather Information from On-Farm and Meteorological Stations to Assess Heat Stress in Dairy Cows in Southwest Kansas
This report is brought to you for free and open access by New Prairie Press. It has been accepted for inclusion in Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports by an authorized… Expand
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Death as archaeology of transition : thoughts and materials : papers from the II international conference of transition archaeology : death archaeology 29th april-1st may 2013
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As primeiras sociedades camponesas no Alentejo Central: a evoluçao do povoamento
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Datação direta e análise de paleodietas dos indivíduos da Anta de Cabeceira 4.ª (Mora, Évora)
The radiocarbon dating and the systematic carbon and nitrogen analysis of the three exhumed individuals from Anta de Cabeceira 4a (Mora, Evora), indicated an ancient chronology within the regional… Expand
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Direct datation and analysis of individual paleodiets of Anta de Cabeceira 4ª (Mora, Évora)
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As origens do megalitismo funerário alentejano. Revisitando Manuel Heleno
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Anta - Capela de Pavia: O maior monumento funerário do concelho e um dos maiores da Península Ibérica
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Mémoire du sol, espace des hommes
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O monumento megalítico da I Idade do Ferro do Monte da Tera (Pavia, Mora): sectores 1 e 2
The megalithic complex of Monte de Tera was discovered in 1996. The site includes an alignment of menirs (Sector 1) and a necropolis (Sector 2), about 100 m far from each other. The archaeological… Expand
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