Imagines Italicae (3 vols) (BICS Supplement 110)

Imagines Italicae (3 vols) (BICS Supplement 110)Imagines Italicae, edited by M. H. Crawford and colleagues, is the outcome of a research project based in the combined library of the Hellenic and Roman Societies and of the Institute, beginning in 2002 and initially supported by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council. The empire created by Rome underlies many of the structures of modern Europe, and that empire in turn was in its early stages the joint creation of Rome and the other peoples of

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which contains some of the most relied upon food crops

The accurate assessment of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) for accounting and mitigation options is still a key concern

After offering a historical overview of cherry breeding

In accompanying texts he explores what lies behind the rituals

the war is over

This chapter reviews sustainable nitrogen management for housed livestock

What makes the volume of interest is the voice it gives to young scholars who would perhaps otherwise not have offered their papers for publication

Dalal does not have the heart to tell Hanem that her grown children Nargis and Abdel Reheem have both been dead for some time

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and about the changing character of public culture