-
complete house has been
excavated so few
generalizations can be
drawn about Sardian houses'
internal layout.(pp-1118-1120)
Religious remains include a modest...
- Paleo-Sardinian. The
linguist M.
Pittau argues that the Paleo-Sardinian ("
Sardian")
language and the
Etruscan language were
closely linked, as he argues...
- son of a
renowned general of Kitai, is
given a
lavish gift of 250
prized Sardian horses from the
Kitan Empress of the
neighbouring Taguran Empire to honour...
- The
Sardinian Action Party (Sardinian:
Partidu Sardu, Italian:
Partito Sardo d'Azione, PSd'Az or PSdA) is a
Sardinian nationalist,
regionalist and separatist...
- from Arachosia. The stone-cutters who
wrought the
stone were
Ionians and
Sardians. The
goldsmiths were
Medes and Egyptians. The men who
wrought the wood...
-
representing Sardinians in
traditional costumes. In a 2007
tribute exhibition, 14
Sardian artists reinterpreted his works. Altea, Giuliana;
Eugenio Tavolara; Marco...
-
Ionians and
Sardians. The
goldsmiths who
wrought the gold,
those were
Medes and Egyptians. The men who
wrought the wood,
those were
Sardians and Egyptians...
-
Sardinia Sardinian,
Sardi Sardinians,
Sardi Sardis Sardi****,
Sardian Sardiani,
Sardians Sarmatia Sarmatian, Sarmata, or
Sauromata Sarmatians, Sarmatae...
-
lettuce is
sweetest and tenderest,
while there are many
kinds of onion, with
Sardian, Cnidian,
Samothracian and
Ascalonian varieties from
those regions. Garlic...
-
Castanea (used by
Linnaeus in
first edition of
Species Plantarum, 1753),
Sardian nut, Jupiter's nut,
husked nut, and
Spanish chestnut (U.S.). The tree is...
