‎PALMER THOMAS‎
‎THE TRANSFER‎

‎Numbers, Measures, and the Transfer of Goods in Prehistory‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Paperback, 122 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:10 b/w, 25 col., 12 tables b/w., 1 maps b/w, 5 maps color, Language: English. ISBN 9782503610689.‎

‎Summary Numbers, weights, and measurements, and the systems underpinning them, have always been a fundamental part of human society. Developed in different ways and at different times, such systems have provided a foundation for science, technology, economics, and new ways of engaging with and understanding the world. This volume aims to explore the background to numbers and measurements in more detail by drawing together specialists from a growing field of research. The contributions gathered here offer new and interdisciplinary insights into how the development of mathematical ideas and systems evolved, early metrological systems, the exchange of goods and their impact, the standardization of measuring tools, and the impact of such concepts. This unique volume is deliberately set broad, both geographically and chronologically, in order to compare and contrast changes over time and between peoples, and in doing so it sheds new light on the social and scientific developments among both prehistoric and early historic societies. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Foreword 1. How to Open the Gift Box? Archaeology and the Transfer of Goods Christophe Darmangeat 2. Between East and West. The Measurement of Linearity as the Forerunner of Weighing Aleksander Dzby?ski 3. Feasting and Burial Rites in Pre-Hispanic Honduras. Comparing Archaeological and Ethnographic Evidence Franziska Fecher 4. Development and Functioning of Numeral Systems Jadranka Gvozdanovi? 5. Some Further Thoughts on Commodity and Gift Exchange in Tribal Societies Ju?rg Helbling 6. The Early Bronze Age Rib Ingot Hoard from Oberding (Upper Bavaria) Sabrina Kutscher 7. Numbers and Measures in the Iberian Peninsula during the Iron Age. Evidence from the Archaeological and Textual Records Thibaud Poigt and Coline Ruiz Darasse 8. Highly Composite Numbers and the Early Use of Weights Lorenz Rahmstorf 9. The Functions of Number in Early Greek Text Richard Seaford‎

‎Highly approved ceremony for the transfer of the body of the late Princess Mary ‎

‎Highly approved ceremony for the transfer of the body of the late Princess Mary of Montenegro from the Church of St. Alexander Nevsky at the Imperial Educational Society of the Noble Maidens to the station of the Nikolaevskaya Railway In Russian (ask us if in doubt)/Vysochayshe utverzhdennyy tseremonial perevezeniya tela v Boze pochivshey Knyazhny Marii Chernogorskoy iz Tserkvi svyatogo Aleksandra Nevskogo pri Imperatorskom Vospitatelnom Obshchestve Blagorodnykh Devits na stantsiyu Nikolaevskoy zheleznoy dorogi Short description: In Russian (ask us if in doubt).: Printing House Trenke and Fusno 1885. Maria of Montenegro (1869-1885) born a Montenegrin duchess from the Petrovic-Negosh dynasty. Daughter of the Montenegrin princes Nikola I Petrovic and Milena Vukotic. Sister of the Grand Duchesses Anastasia Nikolaevna and Milica Nikolaevna. Born into a large family of the Montenegrin prince Nikolai Negosh and Milena Petrovna Vukotich the daughter of a local voivode We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKUalbd49bcdb74331ba70‎

‎Between imitation and innovation - the transfer and hybridization of productive models in the international automobile industry.‎

‎Oxford University Press. 1998. In-8. Relié. Très bon état, Couv. fraîche, Dos impeccable, Intérieur frais. XIX + 394 pages - ouvrage en anglais - jaquette en bon état.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎Ouvrage en anglais - Sommaire : Hybridization and models of production : geography, history and theory - the diffusion and transformation of fordism : Britain and Japan comparend - making toyota in America evidence from the kentucky transplant 1986-1994 - stability and change at Nummi - Mazda and Ford at Flat Rock transfer and hybridization of the japanese model - the Japanese transplants in North america production organization, location, and researche and development - hybridization of the japanese production system in north america, newly industrializing economies, south-east asia and europe : constrasted configurations etc. Classification Dewey : 420-Langue anglaise. Anglo-saxon‎

‎The Transfer of the Sudeten Germans: A Study of Czech-German Relations.‎

‎New York: New York University Press, 1964. 8vo, 365 pp, index. HB /no DW - Cloth. Etat : Good+.‎

‎ [NV-22] First Edition.‎

‎Majolica and glass from Italy to Antwerp and beyond the transfer of technology in the 16th and early 17th century /// Majolica en glas van Italie naar Antwerpen en verder : de overdracht van technologie in de 16de-begin 17de eeuw /- Majolique et verre de l'Italie a Anvers et au-dela : la diffusion de la technologie au XVIe et au debut du XVIIe siecle. ‎

‎Antwerp, Stad, 2002 Hardbound, 494 pp. illustrated, new condition TEXT IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH. ISBN 9789080291560.‎

‎Includes bibliographical references. Dutch , Essays in English and French. Dumortier, Claire: La majolique anversoise. p. 39-49 Oost, Tony; Veeckman, Johan: Majolica in Antwerp. p. 51-68 Veeckman, Johan; Dumortier, Claire: La production de verres a Anvers. p. 69-78 Veeckman, Johan: Production and consumption of glass in 16th and early 17th century Antwerp. ? p. 79-93 De Raedt, Ine; Janssens, Koen; Veeckman, Johan: On the distinction between 16th and 17th century Venetian and 'facon de Venise' glass. p. 95-121 Pleguezuelo Hernandez, Alfonso: Jan Floris (c. 1520 - 1567), a Flemish tile maker in Spain / Alfonso Pleguezuelo. ? p. 123-144 - Baart, Jan M.: Sixteenth century majolica from the North Netherlands. ? p. 145-154 Henkes, Harold E.: The influence of Antwerp on the development of glass production in the 16th and 17th centuries in the Northern Netherlands. ? p. 155-159 -Baart, Jan M.: The "facon de venise" glass of Amsterdam. p. 161-171 -Edwards, Julie; Stephenson, Roy: Production and use of tin-glazed wares in late 16th and early 17th century London. p. 173-185 Willmott, Hugh: Glass in London and England. p. 187-200 Velde, Bruce: Sixteenth and 17th century drinking glasses in France. p. 201-214 Hughes, Michael J.; Gaimster, David R. M.: Neutron activation analyses of majolica by the British Museum. p. 215-241 Page, Jutta-Annette: The 'Catalogue Colinet'. p. 243-262 Mendera, Marja: Glass production in Tuscany 13th to 16th century. p. 263-294 Blonde, Bruno: Tableware and changing consumer patterns. p. 295-311 Hurst, John Gilbert: Distribution and consumption of majolica in Britain. p. 313-331 Rosen, Jean: Diffusion de la technique et production de majolique en France aux XVIe et XVIIe siecles. p. 333-344 Ravoire, Fabienne: Distribution et consommation de la majolique d'origine francaise, italienne et des Pays-Bas en France a la Renaissance (du debut du XVIe siecle au debut du XVIIe siecle). ? p. 347-370 Falk, Alfred; Gaimster, David R. M.: Majolica in the Baltic c. 1350 - 1650. ? p. 371-390 In de 16de eeuw speelde Antwerpen een cruciale rol bij de verspreiding van nieuwe technologieen in de Nederlanden en daarbuiten, bijvoorbeeld wat betreft luxueus tafelgoed in majolica of glas. Dit onderwerp was het thema van een internationaal colloquium georganiseerd door de Afdeling Archeologie van de stad Antwerpen. De akten van dit colloquium bevatten alle lezingen, evenals posters die tijdens het colloquium gepresenteerd werden en kunnen beschouwd worden als een status quaestionis van dit onderwerp. Alle artikels zijn in het Engels of het Frans geschreven.‎