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Roberto Frassinelli Burnitz (1811–1887) was a German archaeologist, naturalist, bibliophile, and draftsman.^[1]

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Further reading

• Gracia Noriega, José Ignacio (1987). "En busca de Frassinelli" [In search of Frassinelli] (PDF). Los Cuadernos del Norte: Revista cultural de la Caja de Ahorros de Asturias (in Spanish). Vol. 8, no. 42. pp. 88–96. ISSN 0211-0555 – via Instituto Cervantes.
• Morales Saro, María Cruz; Muller, Ana (1987). Roberto Frassinelli, el alemán de Corao: Asturias 1845-1887. Silverio Cañada.

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