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open access | peer reviewedKeywords Indo-Greek • Plant domestication • Man’yōshū • Optative modality • Kalām • Archaeobotany • Alessandro Bausani • Ottoman economy • Theoretical studies • History of grammar • Agriculture • Italian • Text • Ethospoetics • Ottoman pottery production • Fatāwā • Ottoman history • Urartu • Referential relationships • Meiji Period • Xiong Shili • Neolithic • Bangladeshi women • Nature • Burial • Daodejing • Muslims in Campania • Sociolinguistics • Millet • Japanese language • Rice • Martial Arts • Anaphora • China • Flowers • Immigration • Sufism • Skeuomorphism • Namu • Van Fortress • Ancient Roman Archaeology • Islamic law • Muslim domestic space • Birch-bark • Graveyards • Ibn Rušd • Multilingualism • Archaeology • Automatic handwritten recognition • Mamluk literature • Deixis • Japanese travellers • Corpus study • Ottoman archaeology • Digital Humanities • Chinese • Ancient Roman History • Bangladesh • Leather • Twentieth century • Basketry • Early Bronze Age • Fortress • Pāli Canon • E-learning • Heritage Language • Old Japanese • Luciano Magrini • Literary debate • Wrestling • Pugilism • Ottoman rural settlement • Aš‘arism • Reality • Stroke-order recognition • Inscriptions • Horn • Chinese philosophy • Cosmology • Theravāda Buddhism • Gandhāra • Prophecy • Almohades • Reception of Classical Antiquity • Al-Andalus
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/AnnOr/2385-3042/2025/01 | Pubblicato 31 Luglio 2025 | Lingua en, it, fr
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