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Arthur Posnansky (1873–1946),
often called "Arturo", was an
Austrian engineer, explorer, ship’s navigator, entrepreneur, La Paz city
council member, and...
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Merrick Posnansky (8
March 1931 – 29
September 2024) was a
British archaeologist. He
worked as a
curator for the
Uganda Museum and also
served as the...
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constructed by
Hernan Posnansky and
later greatly redesigned by
Posnansky and
Robert L. Fronius. The PF-1 was
initially constructed by
Posnansky in Switzerland...
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linguistic reconstructions of
history in East Africa." In Ehert, C., and
Posnansky, M. (eds.), The
archaeological and
linguistic reconstruction of African...
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Linguistic Reconstruction of
African History.
Edited by C.
Ehret & M.
Posnansky.
Berkeley / Los Angeles, p. 38
Gerhards 2023, pp. 138–141. "Midob". Ethnologue...
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Posnansky 2015, p. 99. M****ing 2012, p. 66. M****ing 2012, p. 67.
Posnansky 2015, p. 98.
Compton 2017, p. 19.
Posnansky 2015, p. 103.
Posnansky 2015...
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significantly refined over the last century. From 1910 to 1945,
Arthur Posnansky maintained that the site was 11,000–17,000
years old
based on comparisons...
- Poznańscy), also
adapted into
other languages as Poznansky,
Posnanski or
Posnansky, is a
surname of
Polish origin,
derived from the
adjectival form for the...
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writer and
amateur archaeologist Arthur Posnansky.
Posnansky informed Kiss
about the
ruins of Tiwanaku.
Posnansky had been
undertaking research at Tiwanaku...
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African Studies. 43 (2).
Taylor and Francis: 347–373. JSTOR 40380172.
Posnansky,
Merrick (1981). "The
societies of
Africa south of the
Sahara in the Early...
