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    Notes for a reform of Spain, without disruption of the monarchical government or religion by de Villava, Victoriano

    Published 1943
    “…It is an impossibility, once the revolution is verified, to expect from a congress of enthusiasts, that they do not propel themselves beyond the limits of reason, and that, in their rage against abuses, they do not also destroy the perhaps innocent causes that produce them: just as it would be impossible to get a gang of madmen to pull up weeds from a field without pulling up the wheat.…”
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    The vegetable macroremains in the interpretation of formation processes and chronology of archaeological sites. The case of El Colorado, Yocavil valley, northwest Argentina by Petrucci, Natalia Silvana, Palamarczuk, Valeria

    Published 2019
    “…This information together with the detailed stratigraphy, the analysis of the ceramic styles with chronological value, radiocarbon dating and the presence of seeds with chronological information (charred wheat and barley grains and dried seeds of Trichocereus sp.) in the different occupation deposits and post-abandonment strata allowed us to evaluate the vertical migration of ecofacts, considering the different processes involved in the sedimentation and disturbance of cultural deposits in the site.…”
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    Environmental analysis of land use changes in the district of Azul (Buenos Aires, Argentina) by Vazquez, P., Zulaica, L., Requesens, E.

    Published 2016
    “…The study suggests that the agricultural area of the district increased by 173% in the 1995-2011 period, at the expense of livestock areas. Moreover, wheat was replaced by soybean as the dominant crop in the same period. …”
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    ARCHAEOBOTANICAL REMAINS OF SANCTI SPIRITUS FORT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE, SANTA FE, ARGENTINA by Colobig, M. de los Milagros, Zucol, Alejandro, Brea, Mariana, Franco, M. Jimena, Passeggi, Esteban, Cocco, Gabriel, Sánchez-Pinto, Ibán

    Published 2017
    “…The identified phytolytic associations respond to plants related to local grasses (Maideae and Oryzoideae) and a type of introduced plant, as is the case of the forms related to wheat (Triticeae). The archaeobotanical analyzes contribute information that, with historical records, provide elements for the reconstruction of this event relevant to Hispanic American history.…”
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