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This paper aims to analyze the role played by the relics of St Eulalia of Mérida in the ideological construction of kingship by the Asturian monarchs, who were to take these remains to their capital in Oviedo. As the extant testimonies date from a later period, the devotional clues are traced to clarify the chronology of this process and the legitimizing message it entailed, based on previous actions involving Eulalia’s relics. The importance of these relics within the Oviedo reliquary and its transformations over the centuries are analyzed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents the main findings of the assessment process made over the last six academic years on different topics of the fifth grade practicum, Practicum II of the Bachelor of Education at the University of Oviedo. Data gathered from the information obtained from a sample of 207 students of Pedagogy Practicum II. The purpose of the study is to have valid and reliable evidence on the Practicum experience in the degree and to take that experience to plan the new Practicum or Practicum matters relating to the Degree of Education. Thus, we have set the following objectives: 1) Know the general assessment of the Practicum students in the 5th grade, a practicum intervention. 2) Get information from students on various aspects of the Practicum: organization, support from tutors, workshops usefulness of reflection, and coordination centers-Faculty. Students have responded to a questionnaire of eight open-ended questions and an item on a rating scale about their experience in the Practicum. The questionnaire has asked students to rate the organizational, management and coordination, the level attained in the expected competencies, and make proposals for improvement. In general, the overall results of student ratings can be considered very satisfactory. Most students value the Practicum 68.59% with a score high or very high, at 20.77% gives an average rating and only 3.86% with a score value it low and very low [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Museum of Geology of the University of Oviedo houses a relavant collection of fossils, most of them coming from rocks of different ages exposed in the Cantabrian Mountains. This paper deals with the type material (holotype and paratypes) of 55 species of carboniferous brachiopods deposited in this Museum. Seven of these species are the type species of seven different genera, and, in turn, one of these genera is the type genus of a subfamily, Riosanetinae. The status, age, synonymy, geographical localities and stratigraphical age of this material are given, and the holotype of each species is figured. Finally, in some cases short remarks about the taxa are added. The important role of the Museum of Geology as repository of geological material, especially of palaeontological collections, is stressed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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