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J. Gonda Armand Minard G. W. J. Drewes J. W. de Jong F. B. J. Kuiper 《Indo-Iranian Journal》1963,6(3-4):298-310
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Michel Kaplan Jacques Foviaux Barbara de Negroni Françoise Bonney Pierre-François Moreau Jean-François Baillon Monique Cotiret Chantal Grell Bernard Cotiret Anne-Marie Cocula Philippe Minard Élisabeth Crouzet-Pavan Christine Lebeau Dominique Bourel Christophe Prochasson 《Revue de synthèse / Centre international de synthèse》1993,114(2):337-361
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Charles L.F. Knight Andrea M. Cuéllar Michael D. Glascock Minard L. Hall Patricia A. Mothes 《Journal of archaeological science》2011
Recent research in the Quijos and Cosanga valleys of the eastern piedmont of Ecuador’s Cordillera Real has revealed and substantiated previous knowledge of obsidian sources that are unrelated to obsidian flow systems in the Sierra de Guamaní, Ecuador. Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA) and X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) were carried out on 47 obsidian source samples collected from several contexts in and adjacent to the study area. From samples within the study area three distinct obsidians were characterized: Cosanga A, Cosanga B, and Bermejo. These obsidians originate from a number of obsidian-bearing rhyolitic domes recently identified in the hills west of the Río Cosanga. Extensive survey of these dome localities has identified obsidian cobbles large enough for formal and informal tool manufacture. Beyond the study area, samples were collected and analyzed from the El Tablón source in the Sierra de Guamaní, providing much needed data on this poorly understood source. In addition, a sample from the newly identified Conda Dome source, near the Cotopaxi volcano, was characterized with XRF. All samples were then compared to 57 pre-existing samples from the Mullumica–Callejones, Yanaurco–Quiscatola and Carboncillo sources in the Ecuadoran Cordillera Real, as well as to artifacts from the Sumaco area in the Ecuadorian Amazon. Results of the elemental characterization indicate that the Cosanga Valley, El Tablón and Conda Dome obsidians are chemically distinct. Further, visual characteristics of Cosanga Valley obsidian types are useful in source attribution for the large artifact samples from the region. Finally, obsidian collected from the El Tablón flow suggests that this source may have produced obsidian suitable for tool manufacture. 相似文献
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Dominique Margairaz Philippe Minard 《Revue de synthèse / Centre international de synthèse》2006,127(2):241-252
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a récemment publiéFran?ois de Neufchateau. Biographie intellectuelle, Paris, Publications de la Sorbonne, 2005.
a codirigé avec Steven Kaplan,La France, malade du corporatisme? xviii
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siècles, Paris, Belin, 2004. 相似文献
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Antone Minard 《Folklore》2016,127(3):325-343
‘St Cuthbert’s duck’ is a folk name for the common eider (Somateria mollissima). The saint’s affinity for the black-and-white ducks has been accepted uncritically for centuries. For such a well-documented saint, however, his ducks are strangely absent from early records. His near-contemporary hagiographers, including the Venerable Bede, make no mention of waterfowl. The enduring association begins almost five centuries after his death in a piece of twelfth-century folklorismus. 相似文献