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• Canadian Architecture I INTRODUCTION L'Anse aux Meadows In around ad 1000 Norse Vikings sailed from Greenland to North America and set up a village on the tip of what is now the island of Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula.

  IglooSome Inuit peoples in the Arctic regions of Canada live in domed houses of snow, or igloos, which provide good insulationand protection from wind. The word igloo comes from the Inuit iglu, meaning “house.”George Holton/Photo Researchers, Inc. Canada’s original inhabitants are known as the First Nations. At the time of European arrival, about 40 nations were scattered across Canada. Many of them lived alongthe coasts, where they could fish. These nations can be classified into five major gro...

• Kyrgyzstan - country.

  are Bishkek, the capital, located on the Chu River in the far north; and Osh, located in the Fergana Valley. A Ethnic Groups Ethnic Kyrgyz make up about 65 percent of the population of Kyrgyzstan. Uzbeks, who live primarily in the Fergana Valley, constitute about 14 percent of thepopulation. Russians, who live principally in Bishkek and other industrial centers, make up about 13 percent of the population. Other ethnic groups include Hui (ChineseMuslims, also known as Dungans), Ukrainians, Uygur...

• Whale - biology.

  III BEHAVIOR OF WHALES Studies of whales in captivity have taught scientists much about the complex social behavior of whales. Since the late 1980s, advances in the use of satellite trackingsystems have also broadened opportunities for scientists to observe how whales behave in the wild. A Swimming and Diving Whales swim by making powerful up-and-down movements of the tail flukes, which provide thrust. The power comes from body muscles that flex the lower spine upand down in a wavelike motion...

• National Parks and Preserves.

  Some ibex raised in Italy’s 700 sq km (220 sq mi) Gran Paradiso National Park (1922) were transferred to aid herd restoration elsewhere in the country. Switzerlandreturned lynx to Swiss National Park to keep red deer populations in check. The growth of national parks also enabled many European countries to restore forests thathad given way to industrialization by the early 20th century. Africa’s wildlife was hunted heavily from the late 19th century well into the 20th century. By 1920 big-game h...

• Uzbekistan - country.

  E Environmental Issues The evaporation of the Aral Sea is one of the worst ecological disasters in the world. The Aral has shrunk so much that it now holds only about one-fifth the volume ofwater it held in 1960. The shrinkage is due to irrigation withdrawals from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya, a practice that began on a massive scale in the early 1960s aspart of the Soviet Union’s ill-conceived drive to increase cotton yields in Central Asia. Growing cotton in the naturally arid and saline soil...

• I Au retour, dans l'encombrement des voitures qui rentraient par le bord du lac, la calèche dut marcher au pas.

  mondaines envoiture découverte, menaçaitdeseterminer parune soirée d’unefraîcheur aiguë. Un moment, lajeune femme restapelotonnée, retrouvantlachaleur deson coin, s’abandonnant aubercement voluptueux de toutes cesroues quitournaient devantelle.Puis, levant latête vers Maxime, dontlesregards déshabillaient tranquillement lesfemmes étaléesdanslescoupés etdans leslandaus voisins : – Vrai, demanda-t-elle, est-cequetulatrouves jolie,cette Laure d’Aurigny ? Vousenfaisiez unéloge, l’autre jour,lorsqu’o...

• Zululand - history.

  however, and had to be satisfied with constant raids and with the payment of tribute. Defeated or terrified chiefdoms who attempted to move out of the range of the Zuluarmies added to the general confusion and devastation of southeastern Africa. In 1824 a small British trading settlement was established at Port Natal (later Durban), which fatefully connected Zululand to the colonial world. Shaka welcomed the Britishhunters and traders as suppliers of exotic goods and, because they had firearms,...

• chanson française.

  4 LA NAISSANCE DE LA CHANSON FRANÇAISE : LA CHANSON « RIVE GAUCHE » (ANNÉES 1950) 4. 1 La chanson française se crée une image Cette lente évolution conduit à la naissance d’un type de chanson très particulier, connu dans le monde entier sous le nom de « chanson française » et qui n’en constitue pourtant qu’un des aspects. En Allemagne comme au Japon, en Russie comme en Argentine, le mot « chanson » , prononcé de différentes façons, a les mêmes connotations : la chanson française est assimilée...

• Yellowknife (Northwest Territories) - Geography.

  VII HISTORY Indigenous nations have lived around Yellowknife Bay for thousands of years. The historic occupants were the Athapaskan-speaking Dogrib people, hunters of caribou.The Dogrib were displaced briefly in the early 19th century by the Yellowknife band of the Chipewyan nation, who moved into the area to participate in the fur trade.The bay, and eventually the city, were named for the Yellowknife band, whose name is believed to derive from their yellow knife blades hammered out of native...

• New York (city) - geography.

  Concourse are particularly prized, because the apartment buildings are well kept and the public parks are easily accessible. City Island retains the charm of a small fishingvillage. Parts of the Bronx, however, fell victim to decay and abandonment, especially between 1970 and 1980, when the population of the borough fell by 20 percent. The low pointoccurred in 1976, when future U.S. president Jimmy Carter compared the South Bronx to the bombed-out German city of Dresden after World War II (1939-...

• Milwaukee - geography.

  acts ranging from alternative rock to country music. During the rest of the summer months, the park is the site of weekend festivals staged by Milwaukee’s majorethnic groups: Italian, Irish, German, African American, Polish, Mexican, Native American, and Asian. The Great Circus Parade, featuring the world’s largest collection ofornate circus wagons, is another staple of Milwaukee’s festival season. The Wisconsin State Fair is held annually in nearby West Allis. V RECREATION The largest single u...

• Tokyo - geography.

  The port of Tokyo has expanded tremendously in recent years and is now the second largest in Japan (after Yokohama) in value of trade. In 1993 it accounted forapproximately 14 percent of all trade by Japan’s ports. Reasons for the port’s growth include the deepening of sea lanes in Tokyo Bay, large reclamation projects tocreate room for new facilities and container terminals, and improvements to storage and distribution facilities. The largest categories of exports from the port of Tokyoare mach...

• Rain Forest.

  dropped into the heart of the forest by helicopters. Suspended from the crane’s long, movable arm is a large gondola that functions as a mobile treetop laboratory.Moving from tree to tree, forest researchers collect specimens, conduct experiments, and observe life in the canopy frontier. The highest stratum of the rain forest is made up of the emergent trees, those individuals that stick up above the forest canopy. Emergents, which do not form acontinuous layer, are usually the giants of the for...

• Mexico City - geography.

  The park houses some of Mexico's most important public buildings, including Chapultepec Castle. Construction of the castle began in 1783. Positioned on the park’shighest elevation, the castle functioned as a fortress during colonial times. It once served as the presidential residence and now houses the National Museum of History,which includes murals by 20th-century Mexican painter Juan O'Gorman. Los Pinos, the official residence and working offices of the president, is also on the grounds, buti...

• Washington, D.

  structures built according to L’Enfant’s plan. During the War of 1812, British troops set fire to the White House, destroying its interior. President James Madison and hisfamily lived in the Octagon while the White House was being rebuilt. South of the Federal Triangle is the Mall, a narrow park stretching roughly 1.6 km (1 mi) from the Capitol to the Washington Monument. Although the Mall officially endsat 14th Street, landscaped greenery extends to the Potomac. The Washington Monument, whose m...

• Kenya - country.

  threatens fish and other water life in the lake by depriving them of oxygen. Kenya is well known for its game parks—including Masai Mara Game Park and Tsavo National Park in the south, and Marsabit National Reserve in the north—whichattract large numbers of tourists and much revenue. Conservation of wildlife within reserves has thus received high priority. About 13 percent (2007) of Kenya’s totalland is protected. There are 229 (2004) threatened species in Kenya. Threatened habitats include the...

• South Korea - country.

  forest habitat, and overhunting. The Siberian tiger has not been sighted in the wild in South Korea since the 1920s; the Asiatic black bear can still be found in someremote mountain areas. Several species of deer are indigenous to the peninsula, including the roe deer, water deer, and Siberian musk deer. The musk deer, which hasbeen overhunted for its musk glands, is legally protected as a threatened species. Smaller mammals indigenous to the peninsula include the wild boar, red fox, badger,rabb...

• Archaeology.

  Prehistoric archaeology is practiced by archaeologists known as prehistorians and deals with ancient cultures that did not have writing of any kind. Prehistory, a term coined by 19th-century French scholars, covers past human life from its origins up to the advent of written records. History—that is, the human past documented insome form of writing—began 5000 years ago in parts of southwestern Asia and as recently as the late 19th century AD in central Africa and parts of the Americas. Becaus...

• Italy - country.

  C Natural Resources Italy is poor in natural resources. Much of the land is unsuitable for agriculture because of mountainous terrain or unfavorable climate. Italy, moreover, lacks substantialdeposits of basic natural resources such as coal, iron, and petroleum. Natural gas is the country’s most important mineral resource. Other deposits include feldspar andpumice. Many of Italy’s mineral deposits on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia had been heavily depleted by the early 1990s. Italy is rich...

• BiLbAo : L'âme basque

  ?:J"' t -" ~ iento 250m ~a\acarregui oe7..'>l BilbAo Dominée par l'industrie Entourée d'une vaste zone industrielle qui a fait sa richesse, Bilbao est l'une des villes les plus dynamiques d'Espagne. A utour de la ville primitive datant du XIV" siècle , s'est développée l'aggloméra­ tion moderne devenue depuis un important centre industriel et économique du Pays basque espagnol. Bilbao s' étend aujour­ d 'hui sur environ 14 km, d...

• Le pont - Jean JOUBERT : Cinquante toiles pour un espace blanc

  glose sur la toile, cet « espace blanc » où est figuré un pont sur un fleuve, au crépuscule, devant une montagne. • Présentation du plan. I. Un paysage pittoresque • pittoresque même famille que «peinture» = digne d'être reproduit par une peinture. • Comme dans tout paysage, travail des lignes, formes, mouvements, couleurs. • Mais ce qui frappe en premier ici c'est le peu de couleurs : — noir et sombre torches qui se reflètent + nuit progressive ; — 2 luminosités : torches, approche de la lune....

• RIVERA Diego : Utilisation du maïs

  RIVERA Diego Utilisation du maïs Né à Guanajuato, 1886 Mort à Mexico, 1957 A Madrid il étudie les maîtres espagnols, à Paris il est l'aini de Modigliani ét subit l'influence de Pi

• Les Index Noires C'était le révérend William Hobson qui devait officier.

  Harry, entraînant sa fiancée, son père, sa mère, avait précipitamment quitté la chapelle. « Hors de la mine ! hors de la mine ! » répétait James Starr. Il était trop tard pour fuir ! Le vieux Silfax était là, prêt à accomplir sa dernière menace, prêt à empêcher le mariage de Nell et d'Harry, en ensevelissant toute la population de Coal-city sous les ruines de la houillère. Au-dessus de sa tête, volait son énorme harfang, dont le plumage blanc était taché de points noirs. Mais alors, un homme se...

• ARRIVANT, -ANTE, participe présent, adjectifet substantif.

  ? 5.... l'inutilit? des ?crits de ceux qui s'attaquent ? ces d?marches en vue des salons, de l'Acad?mie, ou des gros tirages, est vraiment pitoyable; rien de plus que le soulagement d'envieux. (Ce sont des choses contre G. Duhamel qui m'ont fait noter cela). En principe, ce sont, parmi les arriv?s ou arrivants, les meilleurs qui sont les plus malmen?s. On jalouse plus le succ?s de l'artiste de talent que le triomphe du faux ou m?diocre artiste. VAL?RY LARBAUD, Journal, 1934, page 280. STATIST...

• La ville de Londres

  i·llil.JI!Hill!i Ville portuaire, londres est pourtant relativement éloignée de la mer du Nord {80 km). La plus grande partie de la ville, dont le centre historique, se trouve sur la rive nord de la Tamise. Très densément bâtie, londres a cependant conservé de vastes espaces verts. t'ADMINISTRATION londres est le siège du gouvernement britannique, avec le l'tlrlement (House of Corn mons et House of Lords), la résidence du Premier ministre (10, Downing...

• Le désastre de Varus 9 ap J.C

  sujets les plus difficiles de l'empire, qu'il semble avoir gouvernés de façon habile et compétente.On peut toutefois noter qu'il est accusé par les historiens d'avoir appauvri les peuples lors de son gouvernement. En Germanie, il hérite d'une armée et d'officiers expérimentés. Les historiens Dion Cassius et Veilleius Paterculus, sont en désaccord sur le degré véritable de l a romanisation des Germains, tous deux s'accordent sur le...

• Cleveland (Ohio) - geography.

  III POPULATION According to the national census, the population of Cleveland was 505,616 in 1990, a decline of 11.9 percent from the 1980 population of 573,822. The decrease continuedinto the 1990s, falling a further 5.4 percent between 1990 and 2000. The population was 478,403 in 2000. By 2006, Cleveland's population was estimated at 444,313. Thedecrease was attributed to a continuing flight to the suburbs, begun before 1970 and fueled by racial polarization and public school problems. In 2000...

• Columbus (Ohio) - geography.

  replica of the flagship of Christopher Columbus, built to commemorate the 500th anniversary of his voyage. The city also supports a symphony orchestra and opera andballet companies. A leading attraction is the Columbus Zoo. Noted for its success in breeding rare animals, the zoo has extensive exhibits with natural-like habitat, including a huge coral reefaquarium. The Franklin Park Conservatory, built in 1895, contains in its large, glass-enclosed space duplicates of many of the world’s ecosyste...

• Dallas (Texas) - geography.

  College of Dentistry (1905); Baylor School of Nursing (1909); Dallas Baptist University (1965); Dallas Christian College (1950); Dallas Theological Seminary (1924); andseveral campuses of Dallas County Community College (1965). Located in the surrounding metropolitan area are more than a dozen other universities and colleges,including the University of Texas at Dallas (1969), in Richardson, the University of Dallas (1956), in Irving, and the University of North Texas (1890), in Denton. Dallas is...

• Hussein, la solitude d'un monarque

  en particulier, qui la rendaient quasi seule responsable de l'humiliation de 1948, et accusaient le royaume d'être un satellite de laGrande-Bretagne, le souverain décida, en 1956, de se débarrasser du général britannique Glubb, commandant de la Légionarabe (l'armée jordanienne). J'ai voulu "jordaniser" mon armée, expliquera-t-il lui-même. "Nous étions dominés par l'étranger.""J'étais déterminé à mettre sur pied une force armée puissante et bien équilibrée (...) et, tant que Glubb était parmi nou...

• Vancouver (British Columbia) - Geography.

  The Fraser Delta—Burrard Inlet area that is now Vancouver was occupied by Coast Salish people of the Musqueam, Kwantlen, Tsawwassen, and Capilano bands whenthe Spanish explorer José Maria Narvaez and the British naval officer George Vancouver visited the area in the early 1790s. The first permanent white settlement, established around the Hastings sawmill in the 1860s, was colloquially known as Gastown (after a talkative leading citizen, “Gassy”Jack Deighton). This settlement was renamed Granvil...

• Madrid - geography.

  Madrid’s Plaza MayorBuilt in the early 17th century, the Plaza Mayor was used for a variety of activities, including bullfights, executions during theInquisition, and festivals. Today it is one of Madrid’s main tourist attractions.Cesar Lucas/The Image Bank The traditional heart of Madrid is an area 3.9 sq km (1.5 sq mi). In 1656 King Philip IV had a city wall built around the area. Over the next 200 years the city grew throughconstruction of taller buildings and the use of open land within the...

• Fur Trade in North America - Canadian History.

  Injured by the competition from the North West Company, the Hudson’s Bay Company changed its methods in the late 18th century and began extending its operationsinland. After a period of intense and often violent conflict, the two companies merged in 1821 under the charter of the Hudson’s Bay Company. The trade monopoly andpower to govern that had been originally given to Hudson’s Bay in 1670 were extended to all British-held territory west of Rupert’s Land. The company dominated mostof present-d...

• Chinese Literature I INTRODUCTION Chinese Literature, writings of the Chinese people, with a continuous history of more than 3,000 years.

  (Huang) River basin region in the north. The verses are in lines of four characters (or syllables) and use rhyme and alliteration (repetition of the initial letter). Confuciusquoted them in his works. Because he described them as “without depraved thoughts,” all the verses in the Shi jing have been treated as moral allegories. (4) The Li ji (Book of Ritual ) contains detailed discussions of the principles of conduct at court and in private ceremonies. Although the Han dynasty and later ruler...

• Chinese Literature I INTRODUCTION Chinese Literature, writings of the Chinese people, with a continuous history of more than 3,000 years.

  (Huang) River basin region in the north. The verses are in lines of four characters (or syllables) and use rhyme and alliteration (repetition of the initial letter). Confuciusquoted them in his works. Because he described them as “without depraved thoughts,” all the verses in the Shi jing have been treated as moral allegories. (4) The Li ji (Book of Ritual ) contains detailed discussions of the principles of conduct at court and in private ceremonies. Although the Han dynasty and later ruler...

• Spread of Islam - History.

  Muhammad died in 632 and was succeeded by Abu Bakr, the father of Muhammad’s favorite wife, Aisha. Abu Bakr was the first caliph ( khalifah, Arabic for “successor”) of Islam. Like Muhammad, Abu Bakr was a member of the Quraysh clan. While neither Abu Bakr nor any subsequent caliph claimed the role of prophet, they wereleaders of this new religious enterprise that was quickly becoming a political entity as well. The first four caliphs, all of whom were selected by some form of council ofMuslims,...

• Guatemala - country.

  C Climate The climate of Guatemala varies according to elevation, from hot coastal plains to cold mountain heights. Most of the population lives between 900 and 2,400 m (3,000and 8,000 ft) above sea level, where there are warm days and cool nights with average annual temperatures of 20°C (68°F). The coastal regions are hot and humid,with average annual temperatures of 28°C (83°F). A rainy season, from May through October, is sometimes called “winter” because it brings cloudy afternoons andlower...

• CUYP Albert : PAYSAGE

  CUYP Albert PAYSAGE 1655-1660 Peintre hollandais Biographie N^/ Albert Cuyp est né àDordrecht, en Hollande, en 1620. Son père, Jacob Cuyp, était un portraitiste et un peintre de scènes pastorales apprécié. Partagé entre son acti vité artistique, son métier de notable et ses responsabilités de fonctionnaire gouverne mental de la ville, Albert Cuyp quitta rare ment Dordrecht, sinon pour de courtes pério des. Le cadre provincial l'incita à s'essayerà tous les genres picturaux : les paysages,...

• Fleuve de l'Oder ?

  OdER Un cours laborieux Malgré son faible débit, l'Oder est un axe majeur de communication relié par des canaux au réseau fluvial de l'Europe du Nord 1 ssu de l'extrémité sud-est des Sudètes en Europe centrale, l 'Oder prend sa source à faible altitude (634 m) dans la République tchèque . Il arrose Ostrava et franchit la chaîne pour pénétrer en Silésie polo­ naise. Longeant au nord le mas ­ sif des Sudètes, il adopte un...

• Fleuve du Gange ?

  C H 94' N E • plus de 5 000 000 d'hab . e plus de 1 000 000 d'hab . e plus de 500 000 hab. • plus de 100 000 hab. • moins de 100 000 hab. -- Route principale 200 500 1500 m 1 Force et grandeur Dans le nord de l'Inde coule le majestueux et puissant Gange, l'un des cinq fleuves les plus importants de la planète par son débit. D eux torrents de montagne donnent naissance au fleuve, qui ne prend son nom qu'à par...

• Géographie LES COURS D'EAU

  Les cours d'eau les remous, les galets se brisent en petits mor­ ceaux. Les matières fines, telles que le sable et le limon, sont aussi érosives que de la poudre à récurer. Elles polissent les fragments de roches anguleux jusqu'à en faire des galets. L'énergie d'une rivière La force d'une rivière est surtout déterminée par son débit, d'une part, et par sa pente, d'autre part. Si, par exemple, la fonte des neiges ou un orage violent viennent accroît...

• Dossier BPJEPS: la commune de Foirac

  Mairie de I – Présentation du contexte Quai de 1- Présentation de la commune de Floirac 1-1)La commune : Floirac est une commune du Sud-ouest de la France, située dans le département de la Gironde (33270), en région Nouvelle aquitaine. Située dans l’Entre Deux Mers, sur la rive droite de la Garonne, Floirac est une commune limitrophe de Bordeaux. Elle fait partie de son aire et de son unité urbaine. Comme la plupart des communes de la « rive droite », Floirac est bâtie à cheval...

• Epilogue de Crime et châtiment

  également longtemps tourmenté comme on peut le voir à la page 700 « Il se souvint que toujours il l'avait tourmentée, il lui avait déchiré le coeur [...] mais maintenant ces souvenirs ne le tourmentaient plus guère ». Même si désormais ces souvenirs ne le tourmentent plus cette phrase indique qu'ils ont longtemps été une souffrance pour lui. De plus il doit accepter qu'il n'est pas un « surhomme » et qu'il fait partie de cette catégorie d'hommes qu'il méprise. En effet il est assis au bord de la...

• Dublin (city, Ireland) - geography.

  Phoenix Park, DublinWith an area of some 709 hectares (1,750 acres), Phoenix Park in Dublin is one of the largest urban parks in Europe. Its name is acorruption of fionn uisce, Gaelic for “clear water.”The Slide File Many of Dublin's historic edifices are in the old section of the city, south of the Liffey. Dublin Castle, the nucleus around which the modern town developed, formerly housedthe offices of the British viceroy of Ireland. Most of this structure, which occupies a ridge overlooking the...

• Ottawa (city, Ontario) - geography.

  National Gallery of Canada, OttawaThe National Gallery of Canada, in Ottawa, houses the foremost collection of Canadian art. Made of glass and granite, it was designedby Canadian-trained architect Moshe Safdie.Wolfgang Kaehler The National Gallery of Canada, designed by Israeli-born, Canadian-trained architect Moshe Safdie, is one of 29 museums in Ottawa. It houses the world’s largest collectionof Canadian art. Across the Ottawa River in Hull is the Canadian Museum of Civilization, which has ext...

• Harry lui raconta sa rencontre avec lui sur le Chemin de Traverse.

  —Vous allez bientôt apercevoir Poudlard, dit Hagrid en se retourna\ nt vers eux. Après le prochain tournant. Il y eut alors un grand « Oooooh ! ». L'étroit chemin avait soudain débouché sur la rive d'un grand l\ ac noir. De l'autre côté du lac, perché au sommet d'une montagne, un immense château hérissé de tours pointues étincelait, de toutes ses fenêtres dans le ciel étoilé. —Pas plus de quatre par barque, lança Hagrid en montrant une flott\ e de petits canots alignés le long de la rive....

• RETOUR AU PAYS de Jules VALLÈS, Le Bachelier

  la Loire bleue!» Il y a véritablement surimpression du spectacle passé sur la réalité présente. Nous pouvons noter ànouveau le point d'exclamation : le narrateur recherche avant tout son émoi ancien. Ce qu'il voit n'est qu'unprétexte. Il dit aussitôt : «Je regardais ». C'est un souvenir d'enfance, qui a constitué son être de toujours, qu'il seplaît à contempler.Le paysage de la Loire bleue est -alors décrit, idéalement, tel que le voyait l'enfant: coloré, riche, humain, en parfaitcontra...

• Cinq Semaines En Ballon " Voila bien le Nil, repeta le docteur avec conviction.

  Le Victoria s'abaissa de plus de deux mille pieds. " Maintenant, mes amis, soyez prets a tout hasard. \24Nous sommes prets, repondirent Dick et Joe. \24Bien! " Le Victoria marcha bientot en suivant le lit du fleuve, et a cent pied peine. Le Nil mesurait cinquante toises en cet endroit, et les indigene s'agitaient tumultueusement dans les villages qui bordaient ses rives. Au deuxieme degre, il forme une cascade a pic de dix pieds de hauteur environ, et par consequent infranchissable. " Voila bien...

• Le Proche-Orient depuis 1918 : LA TERRE DE TOUS LES CONFLITS

  • 22 110vemllre 1967 La résolution 242 du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU affirme le droit à l'existence et à la sécurité d'Israël , mais exige le • retrait des forces armées des territoires occupés • -• de 1 territoires selon Israël . • 6 odobre 1973 Début de la 4' guerre israélo-arabe, dite g.erre • /Clppollr . les armées syrienne et égyptienne reprennent le Golan et la zone du canal de Suez , mais sont refoulées par la contre­ offensive israélien...

• Une activité agricole spécifique: les vignes bordelaises

  des sols, le climat (exposition, précipitations), sans oublier le c épage. Tout ceci donne   une identit é unique  à chaque terre viticole (donnant lieu  à des appellations diverses). Ce terroir permet donc de produire des baies de qualit é qui donneront une bonne base   de travail au vigneron, mais la fa çon dont il travaillera ses vignes et la vinification   ex écut ée contribue  également pour une bonne partie  à l’élaboration des grands vins   que l’on retrouve dans le bordelais. Ce sont...