sunrises and sunsets at kogaion

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Abstract
Proposing a differentiation between the utensils (with the results) of the "classical" archaeology and the wide affer for a be tter research by a cooperation with the pluridisciplinary research, the author exemplifies with some outcomes from his own research (or in a team with different specialities), at the Dacian Sanctuaries from Dealul Gradiste ( "Sarmizegethusa Regia"). The results, says the author, could not be acquired by the archaeologists, not only because of their utensils, but essentially because the horizon of research is too large, asking for analysis by many sciences and branches of kowledge in which, usually, the archaeologist is not trainned. Former archaeological research concluded that at "Sarmizegethusa Regia" was a fortress and a "Dacian Capital", conclusions which are firmly refuted by the pluridi sciplinary investigation. In change, is ignored many evidence which can confirm that at Dealul Gradiste-Muntele Godeanu was the legendary KOGAION mentioned by Strabo.
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Authors ;Timotei Ursu
Journal complex adaptive systems modeling
Year 2013
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