Traduction de «vis à tête romaine » (Français → Anglais) :

An exciting new exhibition is being launched today in four different cities, representing key areas of the Roman Empire: Rome (Italy), Amsterdam (The Netherlands), Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Alexandria (Egypt).

Research hitherto had been dominated by the notion of the transfer of Roman building techniques into areas of the Empire such as the Peloponnese. This study, however, shows that local construction practices not only operated independently of Roman custom, but in themselves were influential in the spread of brick vaulting to other regions.

The phrase ‘techniques of the plain’ means those methods for processing and curing pig meat that developed as far back as the Etruscan and Roman period owing to the presence of pig farms dedicated, among other things, to supplying food for the Roman legions. In the hills around the plain, these techniques were combined with the opportunity to make easier use of the salt from the Salsomaggiore mines as a result of the hills being the traditional focal point for processing the salt, which, being a precious substance, was processed in areas that were located far from communication routes and were thus more secure from possible raids.

name of holder in full (in roman alphabet also if script of national language is other than roman);

According to the Romanian police, 11 530 cultural objects (including 11 300 archaeological items) have left the territory unlawfully. Greece identified items that have been removed from its territory unlawfully, including 274 icons, 44 pieces of Roman, Byzantine or post-Byzantine architecture, 1 painting from the 20th century, 5 vases (from the Classical and Roman eras), 8 coins and 23 liturgical objects.

3.2.1.1. the head performance criterion (HPC) must be no more than 1 000; if there is no head contact, the HPC is not measured or calculated but recorded as 'No head contact`.