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87. OBOD Book List: Archeology archeology. This book provides a useful synthesis of many aspects of later Europeanprehistory and makes an important contribution to the study of the http://library.druidry.org/books/archeology.html

Archeology Arthur Bulleid The Lake Villages of Somerset Glastonbury Antiquarian Society; ; Pages: ISBN: Is the classic text on the Glastonbury Lake villages containing details on their way of life and posessions. Towns, Villages and Countryside of Celtic Europe Indiana Univ Press; 1992; Pages: 256 US$50 ISBN: 0-253-31082-2 Barry Cunliffe Danebury - Anatomy of an Iron Age Hillfort Batsford; ; Pages: ISBN: 0-7134-0999-l Bord, Janet and Colin Atlas of Magical Britian Chartwell Books; 1990; Pages: 192 ISBN: 155521-945-4 The publisher is out of stock. If you would like to purchase this title, we recommend that you occasionally check this page to see if it's been reprinted Brothwell, Don The Bog Man and the Archaeology of People Harvard Univ Pr; October 1987; Pages: ISBN: 071372563X Clarke, Dan A Guide to Britain's Pagan Hertiage Robert Hale; 1995; Pages: 224 ISBN: 0-7090-5405-X This title is out of print. Dames, Michael The Avebury Cycle ISBN: 0500278865 Hawkins, Gerald S. Stonehenge Decoded ISBN: 0-88029-147-8 This title is out of print. I.M. Stead

88. Indo-European Language Roots Order Archaeology and Language The Puzzle of Indoeuropean Origins. Archeologyand Language, A History of Pagan Europe by Prudence Jones, Nigel Pennick. http://www.heartoglory.com/Categories/indo-european1.htm

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Stories for May 6, 1998: Honoring Savio and Free Speech 1998 Commencement Does Academic Duty Exist? ... Berkeley Administration Initiatives: Implementation Starts January 1999 Archeology goes high-tech Farewell to Berkeleyan Editor Fran Marsh San Bruno's Rare Butterflies Undergraduate Scientific Journal Wins Award of Excellence Researchers' Video Helps Injured Workers ... Photographs Reveal Lost Cemetary Regular Features: News Briefs Obituaries More About... Archaeology goes high-tech Presidential Chair recipient Tringham develops multimedia models for teaching and research by Steve Tollefson, Student Life-Educational Development posted May. 6, 1998 Soon Berkeley undergraduates will be reconstructing Neolithic villages in Europe without ever leaving their desks, thanks to Ruth Tringham, professor of anthropology and recipient of the 1998 Presidential Chair in Undergraduate Education. The Presidential Chair is a three-year appointment to encourage new course development and to enhance the quality of already existing courses. It offers the opportunity and resources for designing new approaches to undergraduate teaching. Tringham plans to glean the wealth of anthropological archaeologists, as well as Berkeley archaeologists in fields such as classics, Near Eastern studies, and art history, to provide abundant data for such models.

90. 20th-Century European Philosophy - Reading List Cooper, D E, ‘Modern european Philosophy’ in Blackwell Companion to Philosophy, FoucaultArcheology; The Order of Things; Foucault Knowledge and Power; http://www.dur.ac.uk/philosophy.department/modules/readlist/readeur.htm

UNIVERSITY OF DURHAM Department of Philosophy READING LIST — 2000/2001 20th CENTURY EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHY [PHIL3051] Professor D E Cooper, Mr C T Long Aims The aim of this course is to provide students with a critical acquaintance with the most important movements in 20 th Century Continental European philosophy, such as phenomenology, existentialism, hermeneutics, structuralism and deconstruction. Objectives Through lectures, seminar situations and tutorials, students will be enabled critically to reflect on their reading of primary texts by authors which include Husserl, Heidegger and Derrida, and to relate these authors’ discussions to the treatment by Anglo-American philosophers of central philosophical issues in metaphysics, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, and ethics. Lectures: Weekly Tutorials: Fortnightly Essays: Two formative essays Assessment: By examination OUP Oxford University Press CUP Cambridge University Press * Essential purchase General Continental Philosophy Reader (this book contains many readings which will be consulted on the course) Routledge Blackwell Companion to Continental Philosophy Blackwell Kearney, R

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HOME Marija Gimbutas vita e opera Marija Gimbutas nacque a Vilnius, in Lituania, nel 1921. Nel 1949, scappando dal regime sovietico, si rifugiò negli Stati Uniti dopo aver conseguito nel 1946 il dottorato in Filosofia dell’Archeologia presso l’Università di Tubingen in Germania. La sua preparazione era interdisciplinare, comprendeva le basi di studi linguistici, etnologia e storia delle religioni, cosa poco comune tra gli archeologi.Per la sua vasta conoscenza delle lingue europee, Marija fu scelta dalla Harvard University per fare ricerca e per scrivere testi sull’Europa preistorica (molti dei documenti sul Est europeo erano indecifrabili dai suoi colleghi più anziani). Rimase a Harvard per tredici anni dove divenne anche oratrice alla facoltà di Antropologia. Nel 1955, Marija Gimbutas fu fatta membro del Havard’s Peabody Museum. Nel 1956, Marija presentò la sua "ipotesi dei Kurgan" in una conferenza internazionale a Filadelfia. Con questa teoria, fu la prima studiosa a mettere insieme la conoscenza linguistica e archeologica al fine di risolvere il problema delle origini del linguaggio dei popoli proto-indoeuropei (a cui ha dato il nome di "Kurgans" dopo la scoperta dei loro particolari tumuli sepolcrali) e ad aver tracciato le loro migrazioni in Europa. Questa ipotesi e l’atto di collegare le discipline, ha avuto un impatto significativo sulla ricerca riguardante la cultura Indoeuropea.

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