| After all, with all due respect, who is this Levantine nation and what does it understand anyway? |
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| In the 1600s and 1700s, the Druze were the most powerful community on the Levantine coast. |
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| Here the aged lanes striate, as if geologically, in tight rows of narrow Levantine houses. |
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| This essay has detailed the various agendas in Levantine historiographies as related to the sultana's career. |
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| During the colonial and postcolonial eras, the Arab world was largely perceived as a Levantine annex of the Western powers. |
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| In Moratalla, Cieza and Yecla valuable remains were found in the Levantine prehistoric paintings, magnificent remains of Neolithic cave art. |
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| At the southern end of the two rivers are born Levantine region, the Turia and Mijares, that this area is called Guadalaviar. |
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| Most notable is the distinction between the Levantine coast and the inland region of Syria, which is marked just east of Aleppo where the agricultural plain meets the desert. |
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| The GR-10 path takes us from Albarracín to the Navazo prairie, observing different flows of water, pine forests and well preserved prehistoric Levantine cave paintings. |
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| In addition, cave paintings that form part of the corpus of Levantine Rock Art, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, have been found in various parts of the district. |
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| The history of Ares del Maestre goes back to prehistoric times, as attested to by the exceptional cave paintings, considered part of the Levantine Cave Art movement, that we find in the Remigia Cave. |
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| The Levantine prehistoric paintings, magnificent expression of the rock art of the Iberian peninsula, has in Castilla-La Mancha major Spanish territories with samples of the Neolithic cultural event. |
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| She was the daughter of the last of the Camondos, Count Moïse de Camondo, last in the line of a distinguished family of Levantine bankers who had settled in France at the end of the Second Empire. |
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| In the Levantine Basin, South of Crete, the seasonal activity of the Ierapetra gyre is detected from late August and continues until the end of the period represented, in November. |
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| The connections are reinforced connecting Madrid to the Levantine coast or those link the various capitals of the Mediterranean corridor, as well as destinations in southern Spain. |
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| The Greek large pelagic fleets fish mainly in the Aegean, Ionian and Cretan seas, but they occasionally extend their activities to the eastern Levantine Basin. |
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| So he decided to build his fleet in the heavier, Levantine fashion, counting on the fact that the bigger ships were difficult to ram and provided a boarding advantage. |
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| The practice at all the Mediterranean lazarets was not different from the English procedure in the Levantine and North African trade. |
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| Other sites in the Levantine corridor that show the first evidence of agriculture include Wadi Faynan 16 and Netiv Hagdud. |
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| It contributes to the flow of bottom water from the Adriatic to the Levantine Basin through the Ionian Sea. |
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| The southern Adriatic is subjected to saltier water from the Levantine Basin. |
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| The Levantine Arabic is spoken by migrants in Germany, France, United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and Greece. |
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| Increasing the resolution of the Broad Spectrum Revolution in the southern Levantine Epipaleolithic. |
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| Couples slide into tables at Tanoreen, Rawia Bishara's marbled Levantine restaurant on the corner of Third Avenue and 76th Street in Bay Ridge, lately expanded from its tiny birth site in a storefront one block south. |
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| Bearded and spectacled, he bears a passing resemblance to a more nebbishy Umberto Eco, but his appearance is belied by a rhetorical spryness typical of Levantine men of the cloth. |
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| Sources of sediment to the Ionian Sea and western Levantine basin of the Eastern Mediterranean during S-1 sapropel times. |
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| Arabic is spoken in many EU countries mainly in its two varieties Maghrebi Arabic and Levantine Arabic. |
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| An Iraqi version of kibbeh, the traditional Levantine dish, was filled with shrimp and gray mullet and served in a toothsome — and decidedly unkosher — stew of pancetta, mussels, beet and okra. |
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| Beginning in the mid-18th century, these underlying changes would be overshadowed for roughly a century by the rise to power of a Levantine business community. |
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| And even in defeat, he suggested there might still be negotiations ahead on some quintessentially Levantine deal that would bring him into Mr. Miqati's government. |
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| Dalit represents Noble's second subsalt, lower-Miocene discovery in the underexplored Levantine basin. |
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| In Cyprus, the majority language is Greek, followed by Turkish, and then a dialect of Levantine Arabic, Cypriot Maronite Arabic. |
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| Lebanon is located on the Dead Sea transform fault, which is the meeting point of the Arabian Plate and what is known as the Levantine section of the African Plate. |
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| Farther north, in the area of Beirut, Lebanon, lies the deeply stratified site of Ksar Akil, the key Upper Palaeolithic sequence for the Levantine area. |
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| Archaeologists seeking a neutral orientation that is neither biblical nor national have used terms such as Levantine archaeology and archaeology of the Southern Levant. |
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