- Europe's Lost
Frontiers 2013
European Heritage Prize awarded to M.
Daniel Thérond and
Professor Vincent Gaffney#
Mapping Doggerland: the
Mesolithic Landscapes...
- THEER-on, /θəˈroʊn/) is a
surname of
Occitan origin (from place-names Théron,
Thérond [terɔ̃]
variant form of *Thoron — same as Le Thor (Vaucluse,
Torum 1029)...
-
Indigo factory at Allahabad, India,
drawn by Émile
Thérond [fr], 19th century...
- development. The
magazine is
satirized as
sensationalist and inaccurate. "Roger
Therond, 76,
Editor of
Paris Match". The New York Times. ****ociated Press. 25 June...
- marble. The cave and its
small grotto-temples in 1860.
Lithograph by Émile
Therond.
Mosaic dragon decorating a
pillar at Thuy Son, at the
Marble Mountains...
- England,
after which she
studied dramatic art and
dance with Andrée Bauer-
Thérond. Aimée (then
still Françoise Dreyfus) made her film debut, at the age of...
-
positivist methods to the institution,
modernising it. He
married Jeanne Thérond in 1884, and that same year
their son was born, the ****ure
writer and editor...
- appointment,
technically a curacy,
followed the
death of the Rev.
Henry Therond. Simeon's
father intervened with
James Yorke, the
Bishop of Ely, and he...
- (Senecal, Senechal)
Taljaard (Taillard)
Terblanche (Terreblanque)
Theron (
Therond)
Tredoux Viljoen (Villion)
There are many families,
today mostly Afrikaans-speaking...
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gates survive, La
Porte de
Chanelles to the
south and the
smaller Porte du
Therond, to the east.
Despite some 17th-century repairs, they
still keep their...
