Sasanian glassware from Mesopotamia, Gilan, and the Caucasus
… from the Mughan and Mil plains of Azerbai jan and northwestern Iran4 to the Gorgan plain … in which these vessels were reportedly found includes the marshy alluvial delta of the Sefid …
… from the Mughan and Mil plains of Azerbai jan and northwestern Iran4 to the Gorgan plain … in which these vessels were reportedly found includes the marshy alluvial delta of the Sefid …
… Yet it may equally well be called a mil, a landmark for caravans, because of its exposed position … Some have bent entrances as at Sefid Ab, to prevent people from looking into one court …
… sefiD [0.9x 103 std m3/d] to about $0.81103 scf [$28/10 3 std m3] for a peak throughput of 150x 106 sefID [… system at an estimated cost of $350 million. This is considered equivalent to a …
… A reverse correlation was recorded between apigenin and cirsimaritin with MIL, LL and LW. A reverse significant correlation was also observed between xanthomicrol and MIL and LL. A …
… controlled material bearing on the archaeological development of the Deh Luran plain from the Neolithic to the Elamite periods,3 a fairly complete sequence spanning some seven mil- …
… découvert en 1961 dans une petite vallée adjacente du Sefid Rud, le grand fleuve venu de l'… ,which will ultimely clarifyour understanding ofthe second millennium events »(nos italiques)…
… Last year, out of 91 modules installed, 82 modules with a capacity of 82.09 million tons were working. Currently, 14 Midrex DRI modules are being built in the countries of Iran (15.22 …
… -Hülasaİstanköy’ün füyuzâtı hakkında mütalaa ve istirhamı hâvi Anadolu kıtasının üç mil kadar kurbünde vaki ve Cezair-i Bahr-ı Sefid içinde kuvve-i enbatiye cihetiyle şöhreti şâyi olan …
In this study, depositional history and paleogeography of the southern margin of the Oligo-Miocene Asmari intra-shelf carbonate platform has been interpreted based on facies analysis …
Since Watkins 1978, Hittite šeppit (t)-has been widely regarded as the lone survivor of an original PIE term for ‘(a type of) wheat’,* sép-it, which was lost and replaced by innovative …