… Aegean was apparently a massive movement following al- … pots includes mineral tempering
materials. The surfaces were … of quern trade as part of the process of becoming Neolithic, it …

… Venice needed to depend on trade entirely. The active maritime trade in the Mediterranean
nourished groups of craftsmen and businessmen and various classes who gathered there. In …

… Early western philosophers living near the eastern Mediterranean Sea, including the ancient
… Newton’s laws of motion explained all visible motions, from those of stars to those of tiny …

… fashioning of utensils from these materials on a large scale … and the attendant trade. The
student of Palaeolithic industries … of southwestern Asia and to the basic Mediterranean type of …

… middlemen between the Orient and the Mediterranean [73] . … trade gained momentum,
a superintendent of maritime trade … These voyages stimulated the flow of materials and …

… major center of trade, exporting wine and olive oil throughout the eastern Mediterranean.
Stager's team … Bronze Age: A period of human culture between the Stone Age and the Iron Age, …

… many studies of stone raw material transport and trade, as illustrated by studies including
those … In sites occupied for longer periods, materials tend to be dispersed over larger areas by …

… certain curate tendencies – movement of vessels from north to … , and longdistance trade.
Differentiation of architecture in … The latter include acquisition of goods or raw materials and …

This critical review re-considers the logic behind accounts of ethnic groups represented in
the proto-historic records of Korea, specifically in terms of the ‘Han’ 韓and ‘Ye(maek)’ 濊貊in …

… motion in the space-time continuum. From this, Einstein formulated the “idealization” of “…
motion.” Tantra does not recognize the uniformity of motion, and, as Einstein put it, “movement is “…