Black Music Now!

Lerma, Dominique-Rene de

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“…U literaturi ne nalazimo sličnih primjeraka, nego samo one koji donekle podsjećaju na ovaj motiv a datiraju u 14. ili 15. stoljeće. 59 Keramičko tijelo je roza boje. Na ulomku stijenke zdjelice s unutarnje se strane sačuvao motiv stilizirane palmete izveden kobaltnoplavom bojom (Sl.…”

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Nalazi španjolske (gotičko-mudejarske) keramike s lokaliteta Sv. Marija od Kaštela i Kula Gornji ugao u Dubrovniku

Milošević

Topić

2012

Archaeologia Adriatica

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This paper analyses finds of Spanish (Gothic-Mudéjar) pottery found at the following sites: the Benedictine Monastery of Saint Mary of the Castellum, and the Upper Corner Tower, both of which are in the historical centre of Dubrovnik. These are rather rare pottery finds that were transported via trade routes from workshops in Valencia and its surroundings. The finds have been dated to the end of the 14th century and also to the 15th century, and are classified as majolica which, in addition to a nontransparent glaze on which decoration was applied, was also glazed with an expensive lustre overing. The pottery testifies to the prosperity and fine taste of certain citizens of Dubrovnik, which was one of the largest maritime, trade and cultural centres on the eastern Adriatic coast in this period.

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Nalazi španjolske (gotičko-mudejarske) keramike s lokaliteta Sv. Marija od Kaštela i Kula Gornji ugao u Dubrovniku

Milošević

Topić

2012

Archaeologia Adriatica

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“…They established the first Spanish towns in the Northwest: Santiago del Estero (1553) by Francisco de Aguirre;Catamarca (1559) by Juan P6rez de Zorita; Mendoza, founded in 1561 by Pedro del Castillo and resettled in 1562 by Juan de Jufr6;Tucumän (1565) by Diego de Villaroel;Cordoba (1573) by Jerönimo Luis de Cabrera;Salta (1582) by Hernando de Lerma;La Rioja (1592) by Juan Ramirez de Velazco;Jujuy (1593) by Francisco de Arganaraz;and San Luis (1594) by Luis Jufr6.…”

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Area Handbook Series: Argentina: A Country Study

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1985

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Black Music Now!

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Nalazi španjolske (gotičko-mudejarske) keramike s lokaliteta Sv. Marija od Kaštela i Kula Gornji ugao u Dubrovniku

Nalazi španjolske (gotičko-mudejarske) keramike s lokaliteta Sv. Marija od Kaštela i Kula Gornji ugao u Dubrovniku

Area Handbook Series: Argentina: A Country Study

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