PPT-Caves in Slovakia

Michal Čirip Belianska cave only one accessible to public in the Tatras t he cave entrance is at an altitude of 890 metres. Cynthia Sandeno. National Cave and Karst . Coordinator. U.S. Forest Service. Educators and students. : you are welcome to freely use . the images . from . this presentation in . school projects or presentations, whether printed or projected, without requesting permission, so long as they are not used in any media being sold or made for profit. For such use, contact me at . Gabe and Blake. Caves are dark hollow spaces in the ground or can be a wide open space in a mountain. Caves are dark except when you are in the entrance zone. The entrance zone is usually the same temperature as outside the cave. The twilight zone is a little colder and the dark zone is a cold temperature.. Daniel Kikić. The Map. Western Slovak Dialects. Western Slovak Dialects. Bernolák. ’s . literary. language. – Cultural West Slovak. Dialect from Trnava used by catholics in past (protestants spoke Czech). in . S. lovakia. Beginning. . of . floods. floods in Central Europe in 2010 began in the Czech Republic 16th May 2010, when the level of rivers started to lift in northern Moravia. Poland. , Slovakia and . ”. Renata. . Prokeinova. Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. Content of presentation. History of gastronomy in Slovakia. C. uisine. of the Slovak regions. Contemporary situation in Slovak cuisine. in Slovakia. Comenius 2013-2015. Table of Contents. Slovakia in the 17th century. Arrival of the piarists. Slovak piarist churches and monasteries in the Hungarian province . Establishment of the Province of Slovakia . Dominika . Sedlačková. Klaudia Krivá . Erik . Hasan. . Sukar. Folk costume of Saris. Typical clothing . Simple shear. Decorate with beads. For women. . Skirt. , . underdkirt. and . apron. . Shirt. . of. . slovakia. Matej Šima and Lukáš . Havrila. , 3.C. . more than . 2700 km. 2.  in Slovakia. more . than. 5350 . caves. 44 . caves. are national . nature. . monuments. 6 . caves included in the World Natural Heritage. in Slovakia. Zuzana Kaščáková VII.OA. Traditions. and . customs. Slovakia – . many. . traditions. Followed. by . people. . from. . villages. Types. : . pagan. and . religious. Most . of. . Connor Newman. 10/28/2013. B.A. Geology, 2011, University of Colorado, Boulder. Educational Earth Sciences Interpreter at Oregon Caves National Monument, Spring 2012. M.S. Geology (in progress), Expected completion August 2014, University of Nevada, Reno. , Dominika . Ringerová. content. Main . information. Superlatives. . of. Slovakia. A. nthem. Typical. . for. Slovakia. End. Main . infonations. 1993. 5,4 mil. 50 . 000. 5. Main . infonations. 8. Waitomo.  on the . North Island.  of . New Zealand. , known for its . population. Of . glowworms. , . Arachnocampa luminosa. . This species is found exclusively in New Zealand. They are around the size of an average mosquito. This cave is part of the . Peter Spáč. 27.2.. 201. 7. Before 1918. Hungarian rule (since 10th century). 1867 – dualisation of Austria-Hungary .  negative stance against minorities. National oppression:. P. ress legislation. 5TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS AND GLOSSARY7EXECUTIVE SUMMARY13RECOMMENDATIONS19INTRODUCTION31METHODOLOGY33BACKGROUND3737Situation of Roma38History of Coerced and Forced Sterilization41Medical Aspects of Cae