- The
Nurra is a
geographical region in the
northwest of Sardinia, Italy. It is the second-largest
plain of the island,
located between the
towns of S****ari...
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Camborygma is
attributed to crayfishes. The Permian–Tri****ic
deposits of
Nurra preserve the
oldest (Permian: Roadian)
fluvial burrows ascribed to ghost...
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being the
Campidano in the
southwest between Oristano and
Cagliari and the
Nurra in the northwest.
Sardinia has few
major rivers, the
largest being the Tirso...
- (Italy)
Lelantine Plain (Greece)
Mesaoria (Cyprus)
Messara Plain (Greece)
Nurra (Sardinia, Italy) Po
Valley (Italy)
Rieti Valley (Central Italy) Tavoliere...
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various genres,
including short stories and
novels (such as
Ricciarda o i
Nurra e i Cabras), was the
Piedmontese Giuseppe Botero (1815–1885),
devoting much...
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ichnofossils in a
locality has been used as an
indicator measuring aridity.
Nurra, an
ichnofossil site on the
island of Sardinia,
shows evidence of major...
- nur,
presumably cognate of Norax,
which makes its
appearance in nuraghe,
Nurra,
Nurri and many
other toponyms). Barbagia, the
mountainous central region...
- bay
named after the city. In the
north of the
urban area,
there is the
Nurra plain; to the northwest, the
karstic systems of Capo Caccia,
Punta Giglio...
- live in
three communities, Mortí,
Nurra and Wala. This
comarca is not
divided into districts. The
community of
Nurra serves as its capital. "Cuadro 11...
- word is
perhaps related to the
Sardinian place names Nurra, Nurri, Nurru, and to
Sardinian nurra 'heap of stones,
cavity in earth' (although
these senses...
