Monday, May 31, 2010

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school activities in Vico



During the solar year 2009 / 2010, 4 classes of 6th and 5th in the College of Vico participated in an educational project implemented by the Regional Laboratory of Archaeology on sites Sant'Appianu (Sagone common Vico) and castellu of Cinarca (common Casaglione).
This project was directed by Helen Paolini-Saez, Marie-Andrée and Pierre Gardella Committee, accompanied by Teachers Jean-Noel and Frances Fragaglia Leca and by the Senior Advisor Education Magali Perrimond.
Students participated in guided tours of the Roman site and the Cathedral and the San'Appianu castellu of Cinarca, founded by legendary Hugo Colonna, a 9th century. And they then worked on in class teaching booklets produced by the LRA, after watching two slideshow on the history and archaeological remains visited. Activities are more playful closed the initiation by the manipulation of clay for making models of the paleo-Christian baptistery and Sagone castellu of Cinarca.
Account Given the popularity of these activities with schools and teachers, new projects will be submitted for the next school year.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

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A page turns





This time it's true! I leave for a long pause.
In 2007 I opened this blog, simply present the small pictures that I captured during my leisure hours. As time passed, I changed my way of writing, trying, through my stories and poems related to my childhood, my background, to bring to you all, hope a source of light that enlightens and transforms negative into positive.
I never tried to make me look like I was not! I never sought popularity, sincerity yes!
Another company waiting for me, it leaves me more time to enjoy myself on my blog, and make notes on your spaces.
However, thanks to blogs, I learned much about the virtual world.
It remains for me to wish you a good continuation.
Goodbye is a word permanently banished from my vocabulary is on a bye I leave you this Thursday, May 20th of 2010.




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CERTAINTY

If I speak it better to hear
If I hear I'm sure you understand


If you smile it's better to invade me
If you smile I see the world


If I embrace you keep it to myself
If we all will live to enjoy


If I leave you we will remember
In leaving you we will meet


Paul Eluard

Monday, May 17, 2010

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few words of love




It is with infinite tenderness, that I file photo of a woman of exception. The word is no exaggeration!
This lady was the generosity, nobility and brilliance.
Her happiness was always loved by those she loved. She has taught on his family's real. Values that are perpetuated over generations.
Through her, we learned simplicity, respect and love. I'll never know enough to thank her for the immense wealth it has bequeathed us.

The poem associated with this tender portrait has not been drawn in a book from my childhood is a short text, written by Ludivine, my daughter, who often praised me on this space and is also a descendant of this exceptional lady.
my turn, Ludivine, I wanted to congratulate you for your natural grace, your humility, your intelligence, your talent, your sense of humanity and love, without limitation that you give me, since that miraculous day when Your life was bound up with mine.

In this great lady and yours, Ludivine, thank you immensely for your generosity of spirit, but also, to my mother and all those beings light which would not be without!




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watermark
On Your eyes, veiled test
Sets the universe that echoes
As a hollow-bellied



You have a secret hidden under each joint
A snow garden
Deep in the eye


Your Shoulder quiet regret
Your voice reassures souls


night due to thee a stranger
Yet your eyes are the lanterns of the forgotten


You have the face of spring And you
shy flower of hope
Never forgetting the roots of old


Ludivine BL.


Tuesday, May 11, 2010

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archaeological surveys on the town of Alata The LRA and



The town of Alata has in recent years a development which is part of the flourishing areas of priority archaeological surveys. From 2007 to 2009, the Regional Laboratory of Archaeology (LRA) carried out a survey-inventory diachronic on the town at the request of the municipality of Alata and after official authorization from the Regional Archaeology Service (DRAC - Ministry of Culture and Communication).

As part of this development, two goals were set: first, check the parcels to be urbanized in the natural course of implementing the Plan Local d'Urbanisme (PLU), approved by decision of the Municipal Council on 11 July 2006 and amended by comments by Mr. Prefect by resolution dated September 26, 2006, and also enrich the knowledge of the archaeological heritage of the town. These two components are fully consistent with the objectives of the national archaeological map.



Methodology The three-prospecting diachronic inventory conducted from 2007 to 2009 have identified 130 new sites or indices or monumental archaeological sites: 103 sites are located in agricultural areas or natural sites and 27 are located in areas natural or urbanized periphery, which may cause an archaeological zoning protection. During the fieldwork, we recorded all of the documentation, that is to say the spraying of archaeological material (from the presence of a single remnant: shards, carved stones), Macaws civil and religious buildings, modern furniture, modern or subactual (first half of the twentieth century).
added to the 29 sites inscribed on the national Archaeological Map (CAN), the municipality of Alata account at the beginning of 2010 159 sites or site index.

Prehistory and Early History

The prehistoric and protohistoric is best represented with 53 sites are counted. The ancient occupations are located on the highlights of the town (Ficaggiola Punta, Punta Mora Punta San Simeone, Muru Cintu, Sarra A, Punta di Cocovoni). This position is a logical implementation related pathways and the need for observation. Some indexes also include site is plain to U and A Ranucchietto Pastrecciarella, south-east of the town. The mesh goes to the shore, a few hundred yards from the Gulf of Lava, where remains and fortifications were observed. The nature of sites is characterized mainly by spreading equipment. We observe broken vases and tools fashioned rock import (obsidian) or local (ryolithe), fortified structures Cyclopean type and grinding equipment (grinders and grind). Importantly, the disappearance the statue-menhir Ficaggiola since the early 1970s.

Antiquity

With only four sites, the occupation of the town in antiquity is rather tenuous. During this period, the territories of funds well exposed and irrigated valleys such as the way to the sea along the stream Loriaggiu are preferred. Upstream of the creek, 1 km as the crow flies, Punta Ficaggiola was occupied during the first centuries of our era. This passageway natural brand and territorial space of implantation. The material found relates to the fine dishes, nails and pearl bronze, amphora vase and a piece of soapstone (metamorphic rock) having been traded in the Mediterranean basin from 1st to 4th century.



The Middle Ages The Middle Ages are 21 sites, mainly in the late Middle Ages. The remains of this period are concentrated on the eastern slopes of the Punta Pozzo di Borgo. Hamlets, chapels and places to draw the defensive nature of the territory pieve Ajaccio. Several habitats are known and are spread over time, but geographically concentrated. It should include the hamlet of Montichji I was busy the XIV in the sixteenth century. The architectural remains of the Torre di Loretto, which locates on the ridge line that connects the neck of the Cima di Carbinica Cocovoni and macaws from the chapel Santu Petru Vecchju on the ridge line that connects A to Sarra Punta Mora, are evidence of the occupation of the territory.

Modern and recent

The town of Alata is characterized by many developments of modern times and recent work related to agriculture: 72 sites were listed. The town, very well exposed and well drained, was planted with wheat in particular. Wheat Processing flour is done on site as evidenced by the many water mills along the streams of Loriaggiu west and east Cavallu Mortu. Testimonies are still visible today: cultivation terraces, threshing floors, ovens, ruined villages, fountains.

family Pozzo di Borgo family

Pozzo di Borgo is from the village of Pozzo di Borgo (near the Château de la Punta). Following the barbarian invasions, the villagers took refuge in the village of Alata to 1560-1574. Charles Andrew Pozzo di Borgo (1764-1842) and his descendants, Jerome (1832-1910) and Count Charles (1858-1904), are known for their political actions. During the demolition of the palace of Tuileries in 1882, following the fire of 1871, Jerome and his son Charles are acquiring Bullant flag stones to build a house on their land subsidiary. Thus, on the eastern side of Punta Pozzo di Borgo, a "castle" was built from 1886.

Acknowledgements:

Municipality of Alata
DRAC de Corse - SRA
CTC - Heritage Branch
General Council of Southern Corsica
team or field of study: Alesandra Jean Philippe Colombani, Pierre Comiti Paul Croquelois, Joel Dalies, Jean-Marie Fantoni, Nadia Federzoni Lucie Federzoni, Marie-Andree Gardella, Astrid Huser, Lions Benoit, Helene Luciani-Padovani, Rose Luciani - Rogliano, Annette Palmade, Kewin Fishing Quilichini Poidvin Pierre, Emily Thomas.
Testimonials: Casasoprana Mary Jean Ferrucci, Charles Luciani Luciani Francois, Francoise Serpaggi Ortolano born.

Monday, May 10, 2010

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The memories of our childhood




Who does not remember a taste shared with his friends?

little girl during summer vacation, I decided to throw a party and baptized Caroline, my favorite doll. For the occasion, my incomparable and sweet grandmother had lent to the game It was crafted with love and patience, a nice dress for Caroline and prepared a delicious snack.
I made the effort for this event, put on a lovely dress, I was so happy to receive my four best friends ... a pretty good memory I still remember today, and me given the desire to publish this poem by Maurice Lent.




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The Taste

was compiled Roundtable
Under the fresh cherry.
honey blonde makes the bread,
A bit of sky raining in tea.


We forget hunting wasps
Both were generous heart.
The buns seem porcini
Lost on the blue tablecloth.

In the gold basis of primroses,
The wind played with a kid;
And the day passes under the willows,

Grave and slow as a farmer
Who would, on his shoulder,
Her jug full of light.

Maurice Lent

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

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Freedom


A text collected in my book of poetry. A writing that addressed me.
A poem accompanied by a song still valid, which can not be ignored in a world oppressed, yet beautiful to those who watch, observe, talk but be quiet.
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Freedom


On my school notebooks
on my desk and trees
On the sand on the snow
I write your name

On all pages read
On all white pages
Pierre blood paper or ash
I write your name

On the golden images
On Arms warriors
On the crown of kings
I write your name

On the jungle and the desert
Of the nests on the broom
On the echo of my childhood
I write your name

On the wonders of the night
on white bread for days
On the season brides
I write your name

On all my blue cloths
sun on the pond musty
On Moon Lake alive
I write your name

On fields on the horizon
On the wings of birds
And the mill shadows
I write your name

On each breath of dawn
On the sea on boats
On the mountain insane
I write your name

On the foam of clouds
On the sweat of the storm
On the rain and thick bland
I write your name

On the glass surprises
On the lips attentive
High above the silence
write Your name

On my shelters destroyed
collapsed on my headlights
On the walls of my boredom
I write your name

On absence without desires
On naked solitude
On the death marches
I write your name

On Health back
The risk disappeared
On hope without memory
I write your name

And by the power of a word
I'm starting my life
I was born to know you
To call you
Liberty.

Poem not to forget, writes Paul Eluard By in 1942