L’utilisation de la pierre dans la construction rurale en Normandie aux époques médiévale et moderne by Laurent Dujardin

“…Although many considerations are at play in the use and provenance of the stones, it is clear that when geology permitted it, local resources were used whenever possible for the structural walls. …”
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La Crucifixion aux saintes femmes du Grand séminaire de Strasbourg. Expressivité et sens de la nature dans l’art allemand vers 1520 by Christian Heck

“…The execution on oak suggests that it was made in the Baltic region, which would be consistent with its possible provenance from Saxony-Lauenburg, and calls for a better understanding of its possible relationship with the art of Erhard Altdorfer, active in Schwerin from 1512 to 1561.…”
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Polish Faience from Ćmielów Factory in the Collections of the Diocesan Museum in Sandomierz by Wojciech W. Kowalski

“…The author analyses these objects in detail, focusing primarily on Polish views, giving their graphic prototypes, the time of production and provenance. He also discusses the issues of under-glaze printing technology, with which all the objects in the collection are covered. …”
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Goblet and Cross, Casket and Tombstone. Names and Things in the Hidden History of the Time of Troubles by Fjodor Uspenskij, Anna Litvina

“…Sergius, and letters of Ksenija Godunova. Reconsidering the provenance of these objects through the lens of historical onomastics allows us, in particular, to observe the inner functioning of the complex system of the in-law connections and matrilineal kinship, which simultaneously unites and divides the court elites and the Czar, whilst forming the bridge of continuity between the two eras. …”
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On the change of Hodonyms of Sjenica from the onomastic and sociolinguistic aspect by Tubić Tamara

“…Considering that Sjenica is a multinational environment, it was important to notice the role of Serbian on one and Bosnian-Muslim provenance on the other side. It is very important to say that when we think of the issue from the linguistic point of view, it was examined to what extent the hodonyms of toponymic and anthroponymic origin are represented. …”
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The HSN and the Netherlands Indies: Challenge and Promise by Ulbe Bosma

“…Two conclusions stand out: the first pertains to the heavily urban provenance of this migration and the second emphasizes the relatively educated and skilled background of colonial Dutch migration. …”
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Persons in Context. A Model to Represent Observations and Reconstructions of Historical Persons in Linked Data by Pieter E. Woltjer, Ivo Zandhuis, Bob Coret, Mark Lindeman, Jeroen D. Balkenende, Richard L. Zijdeman, Rick J. Mourits

“…We show how reuse of existing ontologies and concentric description are the building blocks of a flexible, straightforward, and stringent data model that emphasises provenance. …”
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Sculpture et datation, le renouveau d’un enjeu by Christian Sapin

“…A combination of archaeology and art history, the dating of sculptures in earlier works was often assessed based on a single criterion, such as historical sources from the site of provenance, or formal or morphological comparisons. …”
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The Fundamenta compositionis Jean Kuhnaus 1703. Edition, Translation, and Commentary by Frederik Kranemann, Derek Remeš

“…Part one of this article explores the Fundamenta’s provenance in detail; part two provides a transcription and English translation.…”
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Romanesque polychrome wood sculptures in Italy: towards a Corpus and a comparative analysis of the data from art-historical and technical studies by Grazia Maria Fachechi, Susanna Bracci

“…This was an extraordinary opportunity for interdisciplinary research, between art history and technical-material scientific analysis, concerning the almost two hundred works preserved there, of different dating and provenance. Among them is the so-called Madonna di Acuto, one of the most fascinating wooden sculptures of the Romanesque period in Italy, remarkable for its stylistic quality and state of preservation. …”
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From Cultural Symbol to Campus “Idol” and Back by Sheri A. Lullo

“…First, there is no official documentation of its excavation, provenance or transfer to the United States. Second, it is a singular fragment of an original pair—Union College possesses the “female” lion of the customary male-female dyad of stone guardian lions from Chinese tradition. …”
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The Private Lives of Mariners’ East Asian Objects by Bogdana Marinac, Maja Veselič

“…In the transmission of objects through lines of inheritance, however, most of the information about their provenance was quickly lost, and the significance of the objects became anchored in the relationship with the seafaring relative. …”
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Open Space Worship: A Religious Identity of the Johane Masowe Chishanu Church in Zimbabwe by Phillip Musoni, Paul H. Gundani

“…In this article, we examine the veracity and provenance of this assumed identity by interrogating the church’s traditions, its relations with colonial authorities, and its theology of open spaces. …”
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A multi-disciplinary approach to the study of an assemblage of copper-based finds assigned to the prehistory and proto-history of Fucino, Abruzzo, Italy by Mascelloni M.L., Cerichelli G., Ridolfi S.

“…On this occasion we report the results of selected materials, such as 'Kardiophylakes' that make up about one-third of the known samples in the assemblage, thirty eight of which have a reported provenance from specific Fucino sites.…”
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De la meilleure façon de constituer une collection. Le cas des émaux « byzantins » de Mikhaïl Botkine by Aglaé Achechova

“…The reasons for a collector to put together, apparently with full knowledge of the facts, a collection of fakes may be many: the control of the quantity and the quality of the pieces he was collecting, the mastery of the competition of the elimination of the concerns usually encountered: the rarity and uncertain provenance of the objects.…”
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RETRACTED: The economic case for blend fuels: A cost-benefit analysis in the European context by Cemil Koyunoğlu

“…This article has been retracted: please see Elsevier Policy on Article Withdrawal (https://www.elsevier.com/locate/withdrawalpolicy).This article has been retracted at the request of the Editor-in-Chief.The journal was alerted to issues within this article including the presence of the phrase ''As of my knowledge cutoff in 2021,'' indicative of ChatGPT output, the unknown provenance of fourteen case studies, and a nonsensical Figure 1, as detailed here: https://pubpeer.com/publications/80DA33E23C3638EC6CDB6E0389C3B2.As per journal policy, the author was contacted and asked to provide an explanation to these concerns. …”
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Lexical variation in English language podcasts, editorial media, and social media by Jussi Karlgren

“…In general, training sets for language models are a non-trivial parameter which are likely to show effects both expected and unexpected when applied to data from other sources and the characteristics and provenance of data used to train a model should be listed on the label as a minimal form of downstream consumer protection. …”
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Codicology and dialectal affinity of continuous Apostolus manus­cript by A.A. Bakshaeva, O.F. Zholobov

“…Recently, a hypothesis of the same provenance of this Apostolus and the Onega Psalter (precisely dated by 1395) has emerged. …”
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Les indications géographiques sous la loupe du genre, il y aurait-il un effet barbecue? by Emma Sofia Lunghi

“…L’échantillon compte 562 personnes et les résultats principaux sont les suivants: les femmes font plus appel que les hommes à la notion de provenance pour définir la qualité d’un produit pourtant elles ne connaissant pas plus que les hommes les symboles des AOP et IGP. …”
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Examining the Colonial Legacies of the Hunterian’s Mineralogical and Petrological Collection: New Perspectives on Geoscience Collections by Erika Anderson

“…Also explored are the biases which exist in the limited provenance ascribed to objects in the collection and how certain individuals or types of information may be excluded from documentation. …”
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