1. Works

2. Notes

The marquess Giacomo Arditi of Castelvetere (Presicce, March 21, 1815 – July 1891) was an Italian historian, economist and writer, nephew of the archaeologist Michele Arditi.

Giacomo Arditi is best known for his work La Corografia fisica et storica della provincia di Terra d'Otranto, the most ponderous encyclopedic work that has ever succeeded to provide a complete portrait of the province of Salento, the unification of Italy, and the proclamation of Rome as the capital of the Kingdom of Italy. Arditi was the member of numerous academies, member of the Archaeological Commission of the province of Lecce, being royal inspector of antiquities and monuments, President of the Provincial Deputation and Vice-intendent of the District of Gallipoli.^[1]

Works

• La Corografia fisica et storica della provincia di Terra d'Otranto (1849)
• La Leuca Salentina (1875)

Notes

• Japanese Apricot
• Japanese Aralia
• Japanese Army Air Force
• Japanese Army and Navy Strategies for South Seas areas(1942)
• Japanese Army and Navy Strategies for South Seas areas (1942)
• Japanese Army Railways and Shipping Section
• Japanese Army Staff College
• Japanese Army War College
• Japanese artichoke
• Japanese Article Number
• Japanese asset bubble
• Japanese asset price bubble
• Japanese association football league system
• Japanese Association of Independent Television Stations
• Japanese Association of Mathematical Sciences
• Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums
• Japanese Atomic Clock
• Japanese Atomic Energy Commission
• Japanese atrocities
• Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
• Japanese auction
• Japanese Australians
• Japanese automobile makers association
• Japanese automotive industry
• Japanese Automotive Standards Organization