The collection of the District Museum in Sandomierz holds a previously unidentified and unpublished triangular ceramic crucible. After at least fifty years since its acquisition, it was possible to obtain detailed information about chemical composition presumed use past. Based on analogies from Central Europe, is date typologically 14th-16th centuries. stamp mark bottom crucible points Tulln Au...

Dental occlusal relations are rarely reported in paleo-anthropology. The manipulation of hemi-arch replicas, as well as the superimposition of drawings on calques traced from photographs, facilitated the description of the intra- and interarch relations. The occlusal interarch confrontation and the intermolar relation were observed and assessed in the horizontal, frontal and sagittal planes. So...

In the late Middle Ages the port-town of Famagusta proved to be one of the most cosmopolitan and multicultural centres of the Mediterranean world. Different artistic traditions coexisted locally, including Crusader, French Gothic, and Armenian architecture, as well as the religious painting of Byzantium, the Latin West and the Arab Christian world. The repertory of forms worked out by each of t...

Koper stands out among Istrian towns of the nordeastern Adriatic coast for its highly advanced medicine. Communal service developed between the 13th and 15th century. Beside the hospital, almshouse and a quarantine, the city also boasted highly trained physicians, surgeons and barbers. Trade, crafts and navigation prospered and numerous town intellectuals established an academy whose most activ...

This paper takes the NATO SAS-050 Approach Space, a widely accepted model of command and control, and gives each of its primary axes a quantitative measure using social network analysis. This means that the actual point in the approach space adopted by real-life command and control organizations can be plotted along with the way in which that point varies over time and function. Part 1 of the p...