Evolution of the Concept of <i>Barbarism</i> within the Context of the Franco-German Confrontation in the 1870s–1910s by K. S. Antonevich

“…The prime goal of the article is to identify the patterns of mutual stigmatization and account for their seeming anomalies or exceptions to these patterns: the German simultaneously viewed as well-educated and barbarian; common origins of barbarian and classical antique cultures resulting in opposing identities, etc. …”
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Aspectos históricos, culturais e sociais do trabalho Aspectos historicos, culturales y sociales del trabajo Historical, cultural and social aspects of labor by Thuê Camargo Ferraz de Ornellas, Maria Inês Monteiro

“…<br>It is a historical-social study that aimed at contributing for the comprehension of the continuous evolution of the working process since the Classic Antiquity until the industrialization in the modern world and the intimate relation with the worker. …”
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The monumental architecture of the Cyclades in the classical and Hellenistic periods by Lodwick, M, Lodwick, Marcus Vale

Messa (Artamis ) model of rural settlements in Cyrenaicaمسة ( أرتميس) أنموذجاً للمستوطنات الريفية في كيرينايكا by د. مفتاح عثمان عبد ربه

“…The researcher tried to conduct an analytical descriptive study in order to link the settlement of Artemis with the surrounding areas from the coast to the last site where the remains of classical antiquities were found near the town of Slonta. …”
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Byzantine ports - central Greece as a link between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea by Ginalis, A

“…A joint survey project in cooperation with the Greek Ephorate for Underwater Antiquities (EEA), the 13th Greek Ephorate for Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities and the 7th Greek Ephorate for Byzantine Antiquities was initiated by the author in 2012. …”

On the Probable Prototype of the Holy Spirit Church in the Trinity-Sergius Monastery / О возможном прототипе Духовской церкви Троице-Сергиева монастыря... by Sergey Kavtaradze / Сергей Юрьевич Кавтарадзе

“…It was easier here for images which were not associated with a tradition of Classic Antiquity to appear referring directly to the sacred prototypes of the Holy Land and Sacred History. …”
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