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Contact Dr Gheorghe, the coordinator, at adriangxg@gmail.com or at alexis_project@yahoo.com for further information about the Alexis Project:
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Animals of Oltenia




Mammals of Romania

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Deer in the Forest

Although this photo shows deer a long way away, it is good to see them in the forest again.

Photo taken on the border of Arginesti Forest, near the Motru River, not far from the village of Gura Motrului, about two or three kilometres north of the village of Bilta.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 1st March 2008




Horse

This beautiful white Cal, or horse, on top of a hill, is in the valley of the fossils. Many of them are used for pulling ploughs and so on, but it is very rare to ride them.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 13th April 2008




Horse

In the Valley of the Springs, a cow, eating fresh grass. There are many of them here, used by the local people for food, milk, and as draught animals.

Photo: Adrian Gheorghe 13th April 2008









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This site is to publicise the history and culture of Romania, and displays information from the Alexis Project Association

Alexis Project Filiasi/Romania
RC J/263/230/2007 CIF 21464151
Email: alexis_project@yahoo.com


in a partnership and contract with the Oltenia Museum

Oltenia Museum Craiova/Romania
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Because Oltenia Museum has the ability to verify the scientific importance of this information and because the specialists of Oltenia Museum have made contributions to this site, the copyrights to it are part of Oltenia Museum property.



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