For the realization of forest feast, I chose the form of a happening, and consciously find myself on the edge of art and ritual. I see art as both artifacts created a situation for forest receptions, so the process of formation and reflection receptions, concept or screenplay. Different variants of scenarios that stand in zákadě events I describe below in thinking about work. Also, the script for which I have reached the gradual development considerations, is to read the below invitation to the event, enclosed in the picture. A Feast For example, in ancient Greece began and ended the festival of sacrifice to the gods. I decided to accentuate this motive. The victim from receiving food, waiver of thanksgiving everyday dish deepens, it becomes a conscious activity. In the Christian world has in this sense, the greatest significance of the Last Supper, its symbolism are the most important ritual in the Christian Mass. The feast of Christ gradually became a major theme in the history of art to the modernist and contemporary design. However, I wanted to draw your own version of a symbolic feast as it is for me the key theme of the relationship between man and nature, I placed a feast to the natural landscape. That is my role model in the theater of orgies and mysteries Herman Nitsch and installation Woman House Dinner Party by Judy Chicago. My happening also counts with people, which is thought imminent. Already during previous meetings with small domestic fire, we realized that it is an intimate ritual and should be well participants choose to debate with them about the situation, well brighten intention. Some of the invited guests with my thoughts directly disagreed and refused to participate. That's why I later reviewed, it is a community event. Close relationships that are fundamental perception of that experience helps a reality shared apartment, in the city center on Minority 12. Here, daily life is characterized by the features of a small community. One of the reasons why some invitees refused participation is likely that not so common reality. They do not have a clear awareness of the artistic realities and contexts that allow action should be viewed with a certain detachment, as a result of some conceptual activity of the author. Flavor through community acquires a more significant role if Ideally happening repeat (turns into a ritual), but this time actually with cultivars, products directly in preparation for this purpose. So in terms of actual conscious experience of the origin of food and the principle of submission (the victim): That is their commitment to a particular location to maintain the robust earth energy. The issue of my presentation happening is an issue. I think there is a need, the essence lies in the internal happenings and common experiences of the people involved. Therefore I kept an open space, which form when presenting choose. During implementation, however, consistently work documents. Some moments, however, are not transferable camera. Thus documenting the needs of the thesis and its presentation. Ideally, in the future feasts I want to accentuate documentation retreat.

In Albanian, there is more than eight hundred Latin and Romance loanwords. The suggested chronological stratification is following: 1) Latin loanwords, 2) Balkan-Romance loanwords, 3) loanwords from the time of Via Egnatia and 4) Venetian loanwords. By the chronological classification of the words is decisive both the phonetic development of the word and the semantical point of view. Many loanwords went through dramatical phonetic development, which can be characterised by neutralisations and syncopes. The oldest Latin loanwords are those from the field of religion, craft, construction or transport; in the Balkan-Romance phase we find many pastoral words, names of the plants and animals or names of the body parts, some cultural words, marine words or some articles of daily use. The study of Latin loanwords offers a new view on the ethnogenesis of Albanian people and the question of their Illyrian origin. Together with the interdisciplinary view (history, archeology, zoology etc.) we come to the conclusion that Albanians met Latin first in the northern part of the Balkan peninsula and later in the time of the Slavic expansions they were in an intense contact with the romanized Vlah people in the mountains of Central Balkan.

This diploma thesis is focused on the teaching of paleontology and historical geology at the 2nd level of primary school within the educational subject of natural history. The theoretical part summarizes a problematic of paleontology in the Czech Republic, including its historical development, and presents the system of curricular documents of the Czech Republic primarily the Framework Education Program for Elementary Education. The main aim of the thesis is to compile five thematic teaching blocks from historical geology, which can be used in the teaching of natural history at the primary school and in the corresponding levels of multi-year grammar schools. The practical part described the teaching blocks including their methodology and three research surveys thematically aimed to identification of students' interest in paleontology within the blocks, students' ideas about an appearance of the dinosaurs, and their evaluation of dinosaur images from various popular books, feature films and toys. The interest of students in the teaching blocks was evaluated using a questionnaire survey (113 participates). A "correct" appearance of the dinosaurs was studied by comparing drawings of dinosaurs with four characteristic features drawn by 107 pupils. The evaluation of dinosaur images was carried out by...

Les données sur la transition tardiglaciaire-holocène (de 14500 a 6000 bp) s'appuient sur les resultats livrés par le gisement de st. Thibaud-de-Couz (Savoie, Chartreuse) et une dizaine de sites à stratigraphies developpées qui ont fait l'objet de fouilles récentes. Ces sites représentent des remplissages karstiques qui permettent d'avoir une vision précise mais ponctuelle sur les modalités du passage du dernier glaciaire à l'interglaciaire actuel. L'approche chronostratigraphique assure les bases chronologiques des évolutions naturelles et culturelles. L'étude d'une douzaine de séquences stratigraphiques a permis de distinguer quelques types d'enregistrement sédimentaire propres à chaque phase de l'évolution climato-sédimentaire. La reconstruction de l'évolution paléoclimatique a été faite selon deux approches complémentaires: 1) la sédimentologie met particulièrement en évidence les manifestations de l'humidité qui sous climat froid engendre une importante sédimentation détritique et sous climat chaud des dépôts carbonatés ; 2) l'étude des faunes de mollusques terrestres permet de préciser les conditions paléoécologiques et climatiques locales ; la présence d'une association à columella de type périglaciaire est significative. Les resultats mettent particulièrement en évidence le caractére instable du climat. Le problème des occupations humaines est abordé a travers l'étude des outillages lithiques sous deux aspects: 1) l'étude pétrographique permet de localiser les gites d'approvisionnement en silex et d'avoir des indications sur les territoires parcourus ; 2) la caractérisation des systèmes culturels est basée sur les séries lithiques considérées en terme d'ensembles structures ; dans ce but une méthode de classement hierarchisé est proposée. Les grandes étapes de l'évolution chronoculturelle sont precisées ; elles sont marquées par de profondes mutations qui caractérisent les cultures de la fin du Paléolithique superieur au Mésolithique et par l'émergence des premieres phases de la néolithisation. Une synthèse intégrant l'ensemble des données bioclimatiques et culturelles permet de proposer un modèle de transition dernier glaciaire-interglaciaire actuel caracterisée par une succession de cycles à régimes climatiques contrastes situés à la charnière de deux périodes à climats plus stables. La mise en parallèle des donnees culturelles suggère une relation forte entre évolutions culturelles et changements bioclimatiques

Les restes fossiles des grands herbivores (genres Bos, Bison, Equus, Coelodonta et Stephanorhinus) sont abondants dans les séquences archéo-paléontologiques du Pléistocène moyen et supérieur du Sud de la France. L’étude biométrique des restes osseux et dentaires à partir de 11 sites (Camp-de-peyre, La Micoque, Igue des Rameaux, Payre, Lunel-Viel, Rigabe, Suard, Combe-Grenal, Pech de l’Azé II, Coudoulous II, Peyre) et 22 ensembles/niveaux, contrôlée par des analyses statistiques factorielles, permet de caractériser les adaptations contextuelles de chaque taxon et leurs tendances évolutives, et d’affiner leurs apports biochronologiques. Les analyses de méso- et micro-usure dentaire détaillent les comportements alimentaires de ces taxons et les environnements locaux dans lequel ils vivaient, intégrant les variations saisonnières. L’utilisation des deux approches, biométriques et écométriques, augmente significativement notre résolution des contextes paléo-environnementaux, pour chacun des sites étudiés. Notre étude apporte de nouvelles données sur les modes d’adaptation tant anatomiques qu’éco-éthologiques des grands ongulés. Des conclusions sur la gestion des territoires par ces herbivores mais aussi sur leurs exploitations par leurs prédateurs, humains et non-humains, ont également été possibles. Nous avons ainsi mis en évidence des stratégies de prédation et d’acquisition originales, notamment centrées sur certains taxons (Equus) pour les groupes de Pré-Néandertaliens du Sud de la France opérant dans un rayon d’action plus important que celui d’autres prédateurs (en particulier hyènes). / The fossil remains of large herbivores (genus Bos, Bison, Equus, Coelodonta and Stephanorhinus) are frequent in the archaeo-paleontological record in the South of France during the Middle and Late Pleistocene. The biometrical study of bones and teeth remains from 11 sites (Camp-de-peyre, La Micoque, Igue des Rameaux, Payre, Lunel-Viel, Rigabe, Suard, Combe-Grenal, Pech de l’Azé II, Coudoulous II, Peyre) and 22 bone ensembles/layers, consolidates by factorial statistical analysis, allow us to define the degree of contextual adaptation and the evolutionary trend of each taxon which in turn refine their biochronological contribution. Diet habit of each taxon, local environments and seasonal variations are documented by dental meso- and micro-wear studies. Thanks to these two combined approaches, biometrical and ecometrical, we were able to significantly increase our knowledge about the paleoenvironmental context of each studied site. Our study brings new data about anatomical and ethological studied of large ungulates. We also display new results about the territory management by herbivores and then on their relationships with predators, human and non-human. Thus, we highlight Pre-Neandertalian original predation and acquisition strategies in South of France focusing on one species (Equus) in a territorial range larger than other carnivores’ (such as hyenids).