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42. Learning About Indigenous People - Archeology And Anthropology Department Faculty of Arts archeology and Anthropology Department. were widely believed toopen up a window onto the origins of religion and european social institutions http://www.anu.edu.au/ncds/aborig/archanth.html

Faculty of Arts - Archeology and Anthropology Department Traditional Aboriginal Society ANTH2005 (1 point) First semester Two lectures and one tutorial a week Lecturer: Dr Keen Prerequisite: Introduction to Anthropology (ANTH1001) or Introduction to Archaeology (PREH1111) and Introduction to World Prehistory (PREH1112), or enrolment for a major in Aboriginal Studies. Syllabus: From the moment of Australia's discovery by Europeans the history, life and culture of Aboriginal people has been a subject of intellectual fascination. In the nineteenth century their social and cultural practices were widely believed to open up a window onto the origins of religion and European social institutions. More recently they have become a sociological, evolutionary and ecological prototype of the hunting and gathering way of life. This course will examine the details of traditional life, including subsistence economy, land ownership, social organisation, marriage arrangements, religion, magic, art and totemism and consider its impact on the European imagination and the production of social theory. Preliminary reading The Tiwi of North Australia

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44. European Exploration Of The Southeast And Caribbean. the history and remains of this English vessel) •Underwater archeology (The SoutheastArcheological Center's page on this subject). european maritime colonial http://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/outline/07-exploration/

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45. Archeology Of Amistad National Recreation Area Suggested Reading An Overview of european History in the Amistad Reservoir Big BendNatural History Association Presents archeology Seminars at Amistad NRA. http://www.nps.gov/amis/arch.htm

ARCHEOLOGY Rock Art of the Lower Pecos Lower Pecos River region rock art is considered by experts to be world class, and comparable in significance to sites in Europe, Australia, and America's Baja California. With 250-plus known sites within a 100-square- mile area, the region has one of the densest concentrations of Archaic rock art in the new world, and among the largest multicolored images in North America. While you are at Amistad National Recreation Area, you can see some of this famous rock art with a visit to Panther Cave, accessible by boat. Parida Cave, on the Rio Grande, is also accessible by boat if water levels are permitting. When lake levels are low, Parida cave is sometimes accessible by foot via an unmaintained extremely primitive 3-mile trail. Check with park rangers before embarking on this potentially dangerous hike. Visitors who don't have boats can see spectacular rock art on guided tours at nearby Seminole Canyon State Historical Park , or at the White Shaman - Galloway Preserve just west of Seminole Canyon on Hwy. 90. The

46. ECTS European Credit Transfer System / Department Of History / KFUG Institute of archeology. Head of the Institute/ archeology vacant. Instituteof Austrian Law History. Institute of european and Comparative Law History. http://www-gewi.kfunigraz.ac.at/hi/ects/history.htm

HOME ECTS CONTENT INSTITUTE OF HISTORY GRAZ IN FO RM AT IO N C ON CE RN ING THE S TUDY O F HIS TOR Y 1. Departmental coordinators 2. Description of the Institutes Administration Programms of study Departmental coordinators Prof. Dr. Siegfried Beer Tel: +430316-380-2364 Fax: +43-0316-380-9720 e-mail: siegfried.beer@kfunigraz.ac.at Prof. Dr. Harald Heppner Tel: +43-0316-380-2361 Fax: +43-0316-380-9720 e-mail: harald.heppner@kfunigraz.ac.at Description of the Institutes The Institute of Ancient History, Oriental and Classical Studies The Institute of Archeology Universitätsplatz 3 Tel: +43-0316-380/2340 or 2341 The Institute of Ancient History has a teaching staff of 7 persons holding a venia legendi (most full, some part time), and 5 assistent teachers and lecturers (some full, most part time). For administrative, teaching and research purposes the Institute is divided into the following sections: Classical Studies (Greece and Rome) directed by Prof. Dr. Heribert Aigner

47. The New York Times Archeology And Anthropology Displaying articles 1 10 of 43 about archeology and Anthropology BERGER For 400years the Scythians, a tribe of nomadic horsemen, ruled over the european http://www.nytimes.com/top/features/travel/activitiesandinterests/artandhistory/

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48. European Trips - CSI Tours european Trips for 2003. Min/Max 612 travelers; Special Interests/Activitiesfestivals, arts crafts, Roman Byzantine art, architecture archeology. http://www.csitours.com/europeantrips.html

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49. Archeology Workshop Draft Agenda Conservation Institute. 220, european Synchrotron Studies in Art andArcheology Manolis Pantos Daresbury Laboratory, UK. 245, Materials http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/conferences/ssrl27/archeology-program.html

SSRL27 Users' Meeting Workshops Registration SSRL Home Page Application of Synchrotron Techniques to Materials Issues in Art and Archeology October 18, 2000 Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, SLAC Panofsky Auditorium Organizers: Russell Chianelli (University of Texas at El Paso) Nicholas Pingitore (University of Texas at El Paso) Herman Winick (SSRL) Materials bones, artifacts, artwork lie at the heart of both archaeology and art conservation. Synchrotron radiation techniques provide powerful new ways to interrogate these records of our physical and cultural past if we know the right questions to ask and how to ask them. The purpose of this workshop is to discuss and explore the current and potential applications of synchrotron science to problems in archaeology and art conservation. Bringing together key members of the synchrotron and archaeology/art communities, the interdisciplinary workshop will report their latest research accomplishments, highlight ongoing projects, and catalyze new interactions between these fields. Draft Program; Oct. 9 2000

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51. Anthropology And Archeology of food, and the devastating impact of european explorations and settlement on indigenouspopulations. See also ANTHROPOLOGY/archeology Arkansas Crossroads of http://www.arkhums.org/catalog/exhibits/anthropology.html

Exhibits Anthropology and Archeology Crossroads of the Past Sixteen 7' high free-standing panels spanning 2' x 12'. Three shipping cases. 1988, Companion volume available. See next entry. 12,000 years of human habitation in Arkansas is chronicled by tracing Native American life in the region from its beginnings through modern day. Prehistoric and early historic life is featured in striking photographs of a wide array of Indian artifacts discovered in Arkansas, as well as artists' renditions in pen and ink and watercolor. Maps created especially for the exhibit are included, along with duplications of earlier paintings and maps. Crossroads of the Past: 12,000 Years of Indian Life in Arkansas Companion volume to the exhibit. An overview of the history and ways of life of peoples who have inhabited Arkansas since humans first set foot in our region of the country. Readers are acquainted with patterns of migration and settlement, elements of daily life such as acquisition and preparation of food, and the devastating impact of European explorations and settlement on indigenous populations. See also: ANTHROPOLOGY/ARCHEOLOGY Arkansas Crossroads of the Past slide shows and video.

52. Anthropology And Archeology 1-V Anthropology and archeology Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4. european explorationand settlement, and removal of native tribes from the state are explored. http://www.arkhums.org/catalog/video/anthro-archeo/

Videotapes, Films, Slide/Tape Anthropology and Archeology Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 To quickly find a specific title, check the Title Index The Africans VHS, 60 min. each, 1985 Study guide available The Africans is a view of Africa from the inside looking out. It examines the contemporary life and history of Africa through its triple heritage: what is indigenous, what was contributed by Islam, and what was acquired from the West. The coexistence of these legacies helps to explain the diversity of the continent and the African people. 1. The Nature of a Continent The examination of Africa as the birthplace of humankind and discussion of the impact of geography on African history. The program includes the role of the Nile in the origin of civilization and the introduction of Islam to Africa through its Arabic borders. 2. A Legacy of Lifestyles African contemporary lifestyles are examined by tracing the influence of indigenous, Islamic, and Western factors. The program compares simple African societies with those that are more complex and centralized, and examines the importance of family life. 3. New Gods

53. Human Races Archives: Evolution, Genetics, Anthropology, & Archeology Portal archives racial news hindu india history archeology archaeology archaeologist NordidAlpine Alpinid Mediterranean Mediterranid Indoeuropean Nordish Yggdrasil http://www26.brinkster.com/archived/

Human Races Home Page Monday, April 7, 2003 Updated: 4/3/2003 at 5:21:04 PM http://www26.brinkster.com/archived/ Notice : The new and improved version of this website will become online next month. Until then, please bear with occasional site-outage. Tanzania, Ethiopia origin for humans The intelligence of American Jews Ancient gene flow from Africa into Papua New Guinea The Possible Origin of HG3 in South/West Asia? ... Mathematical use of Zero in Vedic India? Search Archives All Sections Evolution Genetics Anthropology Archaeology Linguistics Miscelleneous Priority Debates Mid East India ... Americas Priority full listing White Americans have 4% African and Indian admixture African click language 'holds key to origins of earliest human speech' Chimpanzees' DNA is less similar to that of humans than previously thought ... Genetic test might tell how long you'll live Debates full listing Tanzania, Ethiopia origin for humans The Possible Origin of HG3 in South/West Asia? Genetic Structure of a 2,500-Year-Old Human Population in China and Its Spatiotemporal Changes ... White Americans have 4% African and Indian admixture Mid East full listing Extensive Female-Mediated Gene Flow from Sub-Saharan Africa into Near Eastern Arab Populations Archeologists Fear For Iraqi Sites Philistines Were Cultured After All, Say Archeologists

54. NativeWeb Resources: Anthropology & Archeology Resources for indigenous cultures around the world provided by NativeWeb.Category Science Social Sciences Anthropology Cultural Anthropology...... archeology research projects University of Calgary, Africa, 1050. More siteson www.ucalgary.ca. european Archaeology from ArchNet, Europe Russia, 1268. http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/anthropology_archeology/

Home Login Contact Us Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World Resources Community Services About Us Resource Center Internet Links Nations Index Geographic Region Index Search the Site ... Top 5 Percent Hosted Resources Hosted Pages NativeLaw News NativeTech Site Information Get your FREE EMAIL @NativeWeb.Net! Community About Us Hosting Information ... Resource Database Resources: 88 listings Name and Description Nation Location Hits African Archaeology Internet Resources Africa Internet resources related to archaeological sub-regions of Africa and the Near East. More sites on archnet.uconn.edu AKAN of Africa - Cultural Symbols Project Africa The art of a particular culture can reveal ever changing human images and attitudes, so awareness of a people's indigenous art, visual and cultural symbols can become an important medium for cross-cultural understanding. American Society for Ethnohistory An academic organization made up of anthropologists, historians, museum and cultural resource professionals that seeks to describe the history of the Native Peoples of the Americas through a methodology informed by ethnographic, cultural, ecological, linguistic, archaeological and historical information. ancientgreece-earlyamerica.com

55. European Mission Searches For Napoleon's Fleet In Alexandria A committee for Egyptian archeology affiliated to the Egyptian Ministry of Cultureagreed that a mission of the european institute for archeology under the http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/000212/2000021224.html

56. Archeology The Final Bronze Age (XIIXth century bC) represented the formation of the proto-historic people who took the names of european populations we know. http://www.cilnews.unige.it/archeo/storia.htm

Paleolithic Mesolithic Neolithic Chalcolithic ... Bronze Age Paleolithic (1.500.000-9.000 b.C.) The period starting from man’s first appearance to 1.000.000-900.000 b.C. is called Lower Paleolithic and includes the first human settlements in Africa ( Australopitecus ) and the later ones ( homo erectus ) which spread over Europe about 1500000 years ago. The climate was very different from the present, with phases of very intense cold (glaciations) alternated with phases of milder climate (interglacials). The Glaciations caused the growth of glaciers all along the Southern edge of the Alps, covering Northern Europe with ice sheets: man therefore couldn’t live there. During the warmer periods ice would melt and wide plains could support wild game hunted down by early man. Southern Europe, with its milder climate, was intensely lived in during all periods. The first findings in Liguria date back to 1.000.000 years ago. The first tools were pebbles with little retouches on one side (chopper) then on two sides (chopping tools); little by little the tools improved and the use of flakes took the place of pebbles, which had different typologies according to usage. We have got few bone tools. We know these people lived in caves or in open site huts.

57. Archeology in the country, of objects illustrating North American archaeologythat is thestate of aboriginal culture before it became modified by european influence. http://www.150.si.edu/siarch/handbook/archeol.htm

Tour the Smithsonian After its First Fifty Years Department of Archaeology The National Museum began early to be the depository of collections, now become the largest in the country, of objects illustrating North American archaeology-that is the state of aboriginal culture before it became modified by European influence. These prehistoric relics, derived from mounds and other ancient burial-places, on or below the surface of the ground, in caves, shellheaps, etc., are made of chipped and ground stone, copper, bone, horn, shell, clay, and to a small extent of wood and vegetable fibres. "Similarity of shape afforded the principal guidance in arranging these specimens, many of which leave a wide scope for conjecture as to the uses to which they were applied by the makers." Three separate series have been laid out for exhibition in the great upper hall of the old Smithsonian building by Dr. Charles Rau, who is curator. First a synoptical collection illustrating European archaeology, by means of typical specimens arranged serially in the circle of table-cases occupying the center of the room; this should be examined first, as it condenses into brief space the whole range of prehistoric workmanship. The general collection illustrating the archaeology of all North America forms the second, and most important part of the exhibit; the third part being independent special collections relating to limited localities. The general collection occupies the table-cases on the floor and proceeds in classification as the cases are numbered, from 1 upwards; the wall cases being devoted to the special local exhibits.

58. Www.webcom.com/petrich/writings/NostraticRefs.txt Nostratic, and related subjects (C) Loren Petrich *** Indoeuropean Mallory,JP, 1989, _In Search of the Indo-europeans Language, archeology, and Myth_. http://www.webcom.com/petrich/writings/NostraticRefs.txt

59. Brooklyn Acheology Interview Page With Arthur Bankoff Ph.D, Chairman Of Acheolog For over 25 years he has lead the field in urban archeology, digging up Brooklyn'sliving history from Preeuropean contact until the development of the http://www.brooklynonline.com/history/bankoff.html

Brooklyn Archeology - A Brooklyn On Line Interview with Archeologist H. Arthur Bankoff PhD Arthur Bankoff is a Midwood Resident and the Chairman of the Archeology Department of Brooklyn College CUNY. For over 25 years he has lead the field in urban archeology, digging up Brooklyn's living history from Pre-European contact until the development of the Brooklyn as modern metropolis. He breaths life into this much ignored part of history. So it is my pleasure to introduce Doctor Bankoff. Ruben: Good morning Arthur. I really appreciate you dropping by this morning and spending time with us! Arthur: No - not at all. It a pleasure and a Beautiful day. Ruben: Let me start with a little biographical information first this morning. What is your educational background and what brought you to study this field. Arthur: I graduated Brooklyn College with a BA in 1965 and started teaching in 1971. I went to Harvard University where I got my Ph.D. in '74 and came back to the comfy confines of Brooklyn shortly afterwards. And today I run the Department at Brooklyn College around the corner. Ruben: It must be satisfying to work so close to home and to be doing meaningful work.

60. Links ARGE Chronological Index A list of links about european prehistory and history.World Atlas of archeology - A site with links to many individual archeology http://www.neara.org/links.htm

Links Updated February 6, 2003 Index: Ancient Writing in the New World Archaeoastronomy Archaeology Websites Catalogs ... New England Historical Archeology Ceremonial Architecture in New England Megaliths, Caves and Other Interesting Stuff! A site with examples of interesting stone features from Litchfield County Connecticut, some lovely photos and interesting history. Seven Towers Site - Local Legend talks of seven "towers" in the woods in Vermont. The author locates several of them. Concord Lithics - Amateur Archeology in Concord Massachusetts, includes arrowheads, ogam, and a tour of sacred sites in and around Concord Massachusetts. New England Megaliths - A Field Journal of megalithic sites, excursions, and adventures in Massachusetts. The Kawartha Webolith - A series of interrelated megalithic sites along waterways in Ontario, Canada. Mid-Atlantic Geomancy - Includes photos of stone chambers in New England. Celtic Moon - Creative Arts, Celtic Mythology, Mysterious New England. Megalithic Sites - Including sites in New York, New Jersey and North Carolina.

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