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Listar por palabra clave "Geomaterials"

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Listar por palabra clave "Geomaterials"

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    Geomaterials and decay forms of the coastal towers of Piscinni and Foghe, Weastern Sardinia 
    Carcangiu, Gianfranco; Meloni, Paola; Palomba, Marcella; Cocco, Ombretta; Sitzia, Fabio; Murru, Arianna; Carboni, Maura; Casti, Marta; Ruggieri, Alessandro (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-10-16)
    [EN] The distribution of Coastal Towers in Sardinia testify that foreign invasions, which occurred several times over the centuries, were particularly frequent and dangerous. The beginning of the eighth century signed ...
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    Methodological approach in the conservation of coastal fortifications 
    Carcangiu, Gianfranco; Columbu, Stefano; Meloni, Paola; Carboni, Maura; Casti, Marta; Cocco, Ombretta; Murru, Arianna; Palomba, Marcella; Ruggieri, Alessandro (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-10-16)
    [EN] The historical and artistic value of Coastal Towers justifies the recovery of these emblematic artifacts. For the achievement of this objective we propose a methodological approach including: i) architectural relief ...
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    The ancient mortars and geomaterials of tower fortification of Nora (Pula, Sardinia, Italy) 
    Columbu, Stefano; Carcangiu, Gianfranco; Sitzia, Fabio (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-10-16)
    [EN] The tower is located on a promontory on the south-western Gulf of Cagliari, near to the Coltellazzo island and the archaeological Punic-Roman of Nora. The first military settlement was probably present since the ...
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    The ruins of Castiglion Balzetti: building materials and construction techniques 
    Rescic, Silvia; Arrighetti, Andrea; Fratini, Fabio; Mattone, Manuela (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2024-04-17)
    [EN] The ruins of Castiglion Balzetti, from the aristocratic family that initially had lordship over this territory, lie isolated, far from roads, communication routes and inhabited places, in the woods of the Val di Merse, ...