What is the official population the city uses itself, instead of data copied from an outdated list of dubious provenience?
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Literature on collquialisms and colloquial German generally lists words and phrases coming from the Rhineland, marking their regional provenience appropriately.
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Modern excavation techniques require that the precise locations of objects and features, known as their provenance or provenience, be recorded.
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UniverCity also prides itself on a sustainability campaign that has support from the Provenience of British Columbia and the SFU Community Trust.
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Anthracological studies may also be used for conservationist and technological approaches, as in detecting species of illegal provenience and determining charcoal quality.
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Any given antiquity may therefore have both a provenience ( where it was found ) and a provenance ( where it has been since it was found ).
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Wiktor Thomm�e was born 30 December 1881 in Zwiciany, Russian Empire ( modern ` ven ionys, Lithuania ), to a family of distant French provenience.
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This information, however, is greatly debated upon and only due to internal evidence is there any attempt in understanding when its earlier provenience and history lies.
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Alternatively, flint artefacts of Bromme tanged-point groups is considered to prelude the techno-complex of the Ahrensburg culture and would point to the provenience of Ahrensburg from Bromme culture.
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As direct trade was initially established between Europe and the Ottoman Empire, all kinds of carpets became known in Europe by the trade name of " Turkish " carpets, regardless of their actual provenience.
