-
Jorge Cánaves (6
September 1922 – 9
October 2004) was an
Argentine equestrian. He
competed at the 1952
Summer Olympics and the 1964
Summer Olympics. Evans...
- name
given to the
plant in the
various regions,
including canape, càneva,
canava, and
canva (or canavòn for
female plants) in
northern Italy; canapuccia...
- Has Ended". KNAU
Arizona Public Radio. 2016-04-15.
Retrieved 2022-05-11.
Canava,
Samantha (January 23, 2016). "Mother Tongue: The
Navajo Nation Revives...
- Prascorsano. Curgné
originated in the
Middle Ages
after the
ancient town of
Canava was destro**** by a
flood of the Orco
River (1030).
Later it was held by...
-
Florida Coast The 300-ton
galleon San
Ignacio under captaincy of Juan de
Canavas with 22 iron
cannon and the 340-ton
Santa Maria de la
Limpia Concepción...
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Producers include: Argyros,
Artemis Karamolegos, Boutari, Gaia, Hadjidakis,
Canava Roussos,
Santo Wines,
Sigalas and
Venetsanos Winery.
Samos Some of the famed...
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Dauvergne (1713–1797)
Johan Henrik Freithoff (1713–1767) Jean-Baptiste
Canavas l'aîné, or
Giovanni Battista Canav****o (1713–1784)
Luise Adelgunda Gottsched...
-
solar calendar is
based on the
Surya Siddhanta, a text of
around 400 CE."
Canavas,
Constantin (2014), "Geography and Cartography" (PDF), The
Oxford Encyclopedia...
- Jim
Biggins –
saxophone Amy
Brogger –
producer R.Z. Bunk – b****
Steve Canava –
audio engineer James Collier –
composer Tim
Collins –
personal manager Gerald...
- the Copa de España, pla**** in
Ciudad Real, by 6–4.
CajaSur - (1992–1993)
Cánava - (1993–1994)
Alvic - (1995–1997) Paraíso
Interior - (1997–2000) Real Jaén...
