Numerous historical monuments in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, such as King’s and Queen’s tomb, are immersed a complex web conflict. These places where, beyond building itself, we find presence inhabitants with very different notions what concept heritage means, so that dispute resistance more than guaranteed. The article looks at these extremely heterogeneous controversial territories through ...

This article investigates how the seminal focus placed on portability as defining characteristic of book is erroneous and misguided. Based Western concepts early-modern bias that ultimately equates codex to book, notion inapplicable all cultures deserves re-examination. By redefining meaning be an idea, idea can then transposed textually and/or pictorially onto a substrate, scholars come unders...

Long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LC-PUFAs) are important mediators in improving and maintaining human health over the total lifespan. One topic we especially focus on in this review is omega-3 LC-PUFA docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). Adequate DHA levels are essential during neurodevelopment and, in addition, beneficial in cognitive processes throughout life. We review the impact of DHA on soc...

Despite digital 3-D polygon modelling applications providing a common and powerful tool-set for archaeological, architectural and historical visualisation over recent years, the relatively recent developments in high-resolution sculpting software allow for the possibility to create digital outcomes with a degree of surface fidelity not previously obtainable from the more widely used poly-modell...

There are many tombs of Czech kings and princes at the Prague Castle. Some remains of the Czech princes and their wives from the Přemysl epoch (9 century-1306 A.D.) were transported to a new cathedral of St.Vitus (1373) by the emperor and Czech king Charles IV (1316-1378) in the Middle Ages. The tombstones were made in the well-known stone workshop of the Parléř family. During war in the year 1...