El indicador arqueológico de Tarragona : manual descriptivo de las antigüedades que se conservan en dicha ciudad... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Antigüedades romanas /

Mode of access: Internet.

Tratado de las antigüedades romanas /

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Gavinete [sic] de antigüedades y humanidades, en que imitando la idea de Macrobio en sus Convites saturnales, se tocan y explican varios puntos de antiguedad y humanidad, y se tratan otras especies divertidas y curiosas /

Pie de imp. en t. 2 y 3: Valladolid : Impr. y Libr. de Tomas Cermeño, 1806-1807.

Beroso de Babilonia en Chaldea, distinguido del Beroso de Viterbo en Italia : con la chronologia de los reyes antiquissimos de Asiria, y Babilonia ... /

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Tres relaciones de antigüedades peruanas.

Edited by Marcos Jiménez de la Espada.

Memorial Histórico Espanol; Colección de Documentos, Opúsculos y Antigüedades

Mode of access: Internet.

Los vascongados : su país, su lengua y el príncipe L.L. Bonaparte : con notas, ilustraciones y comprobantes sobre sus antigüedades, sus principales nombres históricos, su literatura eúskara, su bibliografía vasca, ... / por el Ilmo. Sr. D. Miguel Rodrígu

Bibliogr.

Diccionario de antigüedades del Reino de Navarra / por José Yanguas y Miranda.

I. Diccionario de antigüedades ...

Diccionario de antigüedades del Reino de Navarra / por José Yanguas y Miranda.

II. Diccionario de antigüedades ...

Diccionario de antigüedades del Reino de Navarra / por José Yanguas y Miranda.

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Biblical evidence from Obadiah and Psalm 137 for an Edomite treaty betrayal of Judah in the sixth century B.C.E.

Abstract: Focusing on Obadiah and Psalm 137, this article provides biblical evidence for an Edomite treaty betrayal of Judah during the Babylonian crisis ca. 588–586 B.C.E. After setting a context that includes the use of treaties in the ancient Near East to establish expectations for political relationships and the likelihood that Edom could operate as a political entity in the Judahite Negev during the Babylonian assault, this article demonstrates that Obadiah’s poetics include a density of inverted form and content (a reversal motif) pointing to treaty betrayal. Obadiah’s modifications of Jeremiah 49, a text with close thematic and terminological parallels, evidence an Edomite treaty betrayal of Judah. Moreover, the study shows that Obadiah is replete with treaty allusions. A study of Psalm 137 in comparison with Aramaic treaty texts from Sefire reveals that this difficult psalm also evidences a treaty betrayal by Edom and includes elements appropriate for treaty curses. The article closes with a discussion of piecemeal data from a few other biblical texts, a criticism of the view that Edom was innocent during the Babylonian crisis, and a suggestion that this treaty betrayal may have contributed to the production of some anti-Edom biblical material.

Asistencia, recuperación y restauración de las víctimas

[ES] Junto con formas simples de restitución y compensación, se han detectado variantes de las primeras prácticas de justicia restaurativa en las antiguas civilizaciones de Israel, Sumeria, Babilonia y Roma y entre los pueblos aborígenes de Norteamérica y Oceanía. Por su parte, en el siglo XX, principalmente en respuesta a la ola criminal de los años 60 y 70, y buscando alternativas a los métodos tradicionales de tratamiento de los delitos de esa época, comenzaron a emerger programas experimentales que usaban los principios de justicia restaurativa a comienzos de los 70 en Canadá, Estados Unidos, Inglaterra, Australia y Nueva Zelanda.

Creating replicas of scultural heritage through 3D reconstruction and low cost 3D printer in Education

The process of making replicas of heritage has traditionally been developed by public agencies, corporations and museums and is not commonly used in schools. Currently there are technologies that allow creating cheap replicas. The new 3D reconstruction software, based on photographs and low cost 3D printers allow to make replicas at a cost much lower than traditional. This article describes the process of creating replicas of the sculpture Goslar Warrior of artist Henry Moore, located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. To make this process, first, a digital model have been created using Autodesk Recap 360, Autodesk 123D Catch and Autodesk Meshmixer MarkerBot MakerWare applications. Physical replication, has been reproduced in polylactic acid (PLA) by MakerBot Replicator 2 3D printer. In addition, a cost analysis using, in one hand, the printer mentioned, and in the other hand, 3D printing services both online and local, is included. Finally, there has been a specific action with 141 students and 12 high school teachers, who filled a questionnary about the use of sculptural replicas in education.