Saturday March 12 at 16:30 , at the Civic Hall in the Court of Montecchio Maggiore Filande, will be presented to the public No Volume 17 (2010) of the journal "Studies and research," published by the Museo Civico "G. Zannato" and by the "Friends of the Museum." The journal "Studies and Research, founded in 1994 by the Friends of the Museum Zannato and operated since 1998 jointly by the Association and Museum, welcomes papers relevant to natural and archaeological issues, with preference given to studies relating to the territory of Vicenza and Veneto. The magazine is an important tool of scientific communication through which particular value in the materials stored in Museum activities and disseminate research is known and appreciated not only in Italy but also abroad, and is traded over the bibliographic 170 Italian and foreign institutions (Belgium, Brazil, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, Malta, Mexico, New Zealand, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom, Spain, United States, Hungary).
program of the event:
Welcome and
Presentation of papers by authors:
Luca Ciancio
The "merit" of the Venetians in geology: a reconsideration of historical criticism.
Beschin Claudio, Alessandra Busulini, Julie Tessier
middle Eocene decapod crustaceans (Barton) Soave (Verona - Italy North East).
Antonio De Angeli, Claudio Beschin
Lovaracarcinus granulatus January Nov., sp. November, a new Eocene brachiuro Valley Chiampo (Vicenza - Italy Northern Italy).
Valentina Caselli
The jaw Sirenide levels of Eocene quarry Alonte (Berici-Vicenza).
Matteo Boscardin, Loris Dalla Costa, Alessandro Daleffe, Viviana Frisian, Daniela Luppi, Ivan Rocchetti, Antonio Zordan
The Phillips Collection and the Vicenza armotomo preserved in the Museo Civico "G. Zannato" Montecchio Maggiore.
Margherita Bolla
Lucerne figured Roman bronze Montecchio Maggiore. Matteo Boscardin, Ivano Rocchetti, Antonio Zordan valentinite Alpe di Camaggiore, Vendrogno (Lecco) Characterization of a sample given to the Museum Zannato
Viviana Frisian
4th Symposium on Mesozoic and cenozoic decapod crustaceans.
material in the Annex:
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