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Rebecca Ong,Mirco Nanni,Chiara Renso,Monica Wachowicz,Dino Pedreschi6 tomb though various material analysis, and archaeometric discussed their homogeneity and construction techniques. A material analysis of the soil of the southwestern and southern soil layers of the tomb revealed that the layered soil was embanked by acquiring the soil from nearby sources, which ha

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Dominique Gay,Romain Guigourès,Marc Boullé,Fabrice Clérota tsunami and violent fires.At the time, the Marquis of Pombal, ruled Portugal, and took several measures to safeguard the inhabitants and rebuild the city. It was decided to rebuild the city on the same site, according to a new urban plan with orthogonal streets. The conception of the new urban mes

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