Origin of the Chachapoyas The main argument of the book is concerned with the origin of the Chachapoyas. After Giffhorn established the similarities (“Kulturparallelen”) between the Chachapoyas and the Celts [...] necessarily the product of long-distance migrations spanning half of the globe. The assumption informing the framework of Giffhorn’s argument for the European origin of the Chachapoyas culture – the Carthaginian [...] implications of the postcolonial history of his sources. Both nations got colonized – the Chachapoyas by the Inca and later by Spain, and the Celts by the Romans – and the written sources Giffhorn is using are

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Furthermore, for every image we provide the coordinates of the baselines, the corresponding text of the lines and the text regions marking the text blocks in the well-established PAGE XML format. Additionally [...] generated by humans. Tasks The task for the participants on the test data will be to assign baselines belonging to the same detected text block with the same block ID in the custom tag. All given lines must [...] file containing the baselines (without any block ID's), the text and only a single text region surrounding the whole page. The single region should be ignored but is necessary because the PAGE XML format

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dynamics. The aim of the project is to design a baseline RF scheme for the rapid cycling synchrotrons in the muon acceleration chain. One of the challenges of the project lies in the fact, that the particle [...] lower due to the smaller mass of the muon. This reduces the size of a circular facility, as a bending radius can be reduced at the same field strength. The main limitation of using muons is the lifetime of [...] synchrotron radiation. As the radiation scales with the mass of the particle, the lost energy of a muon is lower by a factor of around 10^9. In comparison to a proton accelerator, the required magnetic field

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use of the seas. Participants gained a deep insight into the cluster projects of the Ocean Technology Campus, characterized by interdisciplinary work between research and industry. The focus of the summer [...] from past expeditions. On the research catamaran "Limanda" of the University of Rostock, the participants learned about the procedures for biological and geological sampling. The ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) [...] Vehicle) was also deployed on the Limanda. Under the supervision of Dr. Stephan Schacht and his colleagues from the Chair of Maritime Technology at the University of Rostock, the participants built their own

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second, that the first humans to enter the American continent were really the people now referred to as the Clovis culture; third, that the people of the Clovis culture hunted many of the now extinct species; [...] fascinated with the idea of reviving the extinct animals and suggested a “rewilding” of the Western Plains with biologically engineered versions of the Pleistocene fauna. What is the reason for the heatedness [...] coincided with the arrival of the first human beings in North America. The presumed contemporaneity inspired archaeologist Paul Martin and others in the late 1960s to propose that the Clovis people led

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communities in the lake ice, the lake water and in the sediments will address diversity, adaptive mechanisms and evolutionary processes in the context of the physical evolution of the environment of the aquatic [...] extreme aquatic ecosystems. Lake Vida in the Dry Valleys is among the most extreme aquatic ecosystems in the world. Within the scope of the overall project, the detailed investigation of biogeochemical [...] aquatic ecosystems. The long-term focus of the German investigations is on the sedimentary inventory of the lake in order to obtain information on past changes in the physical environment of the ecosystem and

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large variations of the surface stiffness. Here the optical restoring force comes from the dependence of the optical power, and hence the radiation pressure force, in the resonator on the resonator detuning [...] detuning, and hence the position of the cantilever. The student will implement the optical resonator, the optical coupling and readout. The parameter range in terms of oscillation frequency and quality factor [...] be driven. The driving is done via the process of parametric amplification, which requires a precise timing of the driving motor with respect to the actual pendulum motion. At the moment the timing is derived

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shelf. The temperature profile of the ice has a direct inuence on the velocity of the ow, because Glen's flow law exhibits a the strongly temperature-dependent flow-rate factor. The shape of the temperature [...] draining into the ice shelf cavity and produces high melt rates. The high melt rates likely cause the unusual temperature depth profile of the ice, with decreasing temperature towards the bottom, that is [...] requires knowledge of the melt rates beneath the ice shelf, and thus of the ocean dynamics. Therefore, the best procedure is a coupling between an ice shelf model and an ocean model. The elliptic boundary-value

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coined by the French archaeologist Paul Tournal in 1833 (Fagan 4). A few years later, the Scottish-Canadian scholar Daniel Wilson introduced the term ‘prehistoric’ into the English language in his The Archaeology [...] Tuesday, October 23, 4004 BCE, at 9:30 in the morning . At the end of the eighteenth century, Hutton studied the structure of soil and rocks and concluded that the earth had been shaped by incredibly slow [...] policies. [5] In the United States, the American government reinforced their claim to land in the west after the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. However, there were people living on this land: the indigenous people

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