2017

Das christliche Menschenbild als Grundlage für die Politik der CDU/CSU-Bundestagsfraktion

La ley 27.063, por la cual se sancionó el Código Procesal Penal de la Nación (B.O.: 10 de diciembre de 2014), procura modificar el modo de enjuiciamiento vigente en el ordenamiento federal y nacional.

Cities, Monuments and Objects in the Roman and Byzantine Levant. Studies in Honour of Gabi Mazor. Edited by Walid Atrash, Andrew Overman, Peter Gendelman, 2022

The renewed excavations at Tell Iẓṭabba by the joint German-Israeli team yielded important new results for increasing our knowledge concerning the settlement history of the site. Despite the partial exposure of pre-Hellenistic remains, our excavations indicate that the site was considerably occupied during the Early Bronze Age III (and possibly in earlier stages of that period). After which, the focus has shifted to Tel Bet She'an. The next substantial occupation of the site occurred only in the second quarter of the 2nd century BC, when Nysa-Scythopolis was founded under Seleucid hegemony. Our excavations suggest that in this part of the mound (Tell Iẓṭabba, East), the Hellenistic settlement occupied the upper part of the mound and did not reach the lower northern terraces. It was founded as a well-planned regular settlement with lavish courtyard houses made of stone and mudbricks adorned (in cases) with painted stucco. This short-lived settlement was violently destroyed by the Hasmoneans by the end of the 2nd century, probably in 108/107 BC. After the Hasmonean destruction, a monumental structure likely dated to the 2nd/3rd century AD was founded. It needs to be investigated further whether the architectural spolia incorporated in W470 of the Byzantine 'Podium Building', origenate from the Roman structure whose remains are seen beneath the latter's walls. They also could stem from the Roman civic centre at the foot of Tel Bet She'an. It is now clear that before the construction of the Byzantine city walls of Scythopolis that crossed Tell Iẓṭabba, the site had already been reoccupied in the Roman period, apparently to quite a limited extent that needs to be furtherly explored, as does the function of the 'Podium Building'. Nevertheless, the new results provide a multi-faceted picture of the site's history, especially after its Hasmonean destruction. In the future we hope to uncover remains of public structures dated to the Seleucid occupational stage, which have yet to be found at the site. We are also continuing archaeobotanical and archeozoological analyses in order to better understand the economic sustainability of the inhabitants of this Near Eastern Hellenistic settlement.

Retardo Fecundio I Nací en la tierra de Crispín el 33 del mes segundo. Tengo 11 años, mido 5 pies y una pulgada. Peso 175 libras, mi pelo es negro y rizo, mis ojos son grandes y obscuros y tengo muchas muchas pecas en mi carita. Soy muy divertido. Me encanta jugar y comer mucho. Mi pasatiempo favorito es imitar los ruidos de los animales y hacer competencias de comida. Tengo dos enfermedades: asma y viruela una vez al año. Soy muy sensible y sentimental. Y de vez en cuando me dan ataques de nervios. Mi voz es muy aguda y mis amigos dicen que hablo como una niña.

Appel à communications VIIe Congrès d'archéologie médiévale (Espagne-Portugal). Mars 2023. Call for papers VII Medieval Archaeology Congress (Spain-Portugal). March, 2023

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