Examples of using Dolia in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some sources mention dolia holding up to 50 quadrantals,
This would draw the conclusion that ships carrying dolia were specifically transporting only wine.
After pressing, the grape must was stored in large earthenware jars known as dolia.
was discovered with fifteen dolia still intact.
Formerly the episcopal seat of the diocese of Dolia, it is now a co-cathedral in the Archdiocese of Cagliari.
So far, it has been discovered that the ship was carrying ten dolia with a capacity of 400-450 gallons each.
Oh, he goes to the short man, Dolia, and he's out of bounds at the 32 yard line.
This type of vessel was intended to transport dolia in bulk as the dolia appear to have been placed in the hold as the ship was being built.
Casa Pachon, departure village of the Alto de Dolia in Asturias, Spain.
He's got Dolia at the 45.
Dolia, the VI sample of Teulada Tourism
One of the most striking evidences of the use of dolia in the commerce of food supplies is their presence on board Roman merchant ships.
The two methods of storing dolia were to either bury them half way in the ground
The existence of the diocese of Dolia(the ancient name of Dolianova)
This conclusion is supported by the fact that all the dolia found on Roman port buildings were imbedded in the ground,
containing nine intact dolia that measured two meters high and five meters round.
The high prices of dolia is evidence to indicate that their incorporation into maritime transportation represented a substantial investment of funds.
For instance, dolia were manufactured for the most part by travelling specialist potters
Though there was no standard size for dolia, even the smallest capacity recorded by Pliny the Elder was large for Roman earthenware containers.
when the first Belarusian-language newspapers were established in Vilnius Nasa Dolia and Nasha Niva.