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Beycesultan: Late Bronze Age And Phrygian Pottery And Middle And Late Bronze Age
Late Bronze Age and Phrygian Pottery and Middle and Late Bronze Age Small ObjectsEuropean archaeology Middle Near (eastern) archaeology Middle East Europe Art
http://www.bookssource.co.uk/James-Mellaart-Beycesultan-Late-Bronze-1898249067.h
Bilkent University - Online Academic Catalog
HART 118, Survey of european Art and Architecture, 3, 3. HART 123, Ancient NearEastern and Egyptian Civilizations, 3, 3. HART 208, Roman Art and archaeology, 2,1, 3.
http://catalog.bilkent.edu.tr/current/dep/dc23.html

Extractions: Code Course Name Hours Credit Lec. Prac. Lab HART 111 Introduction to Archaeology HART 117 Ways of Seeing:Approaches to Art and Architectural History HART 118 Survey of European Art and Architecture HART 120 Human Evolution and World Prehistory HART 123 Ancient Near Eastern and Egyptian Civilizations HART 124 Societies and Cultures of the Classical World HART 125 Archaeological Illustration HART 126 Archaeological Planning or Planning and Drawing in the Field HART 208 Roman Art and Archaeology HART 219 Anatolian Archaeology, Neolithic to the Iron Age HART 220 Anatolian Archaeology, Classical and Byzantine HART 221 Egyptian Art and Archaeology HART 222 Mesopotamian Archaeology HART 223 Early Greek Art and Archaeology HART 224 Classical Greek and Hellenistic Art and Archaeology HART 225 Cultural Anthropology HART 231 Ancient Greek I HART 232 Ancient Greek II HART 239 Latin I HART 240 Latin II HART 300 The Roman Empire Under Trajan HART 303 Greek Sculpture HART 306 Hellenistic and Roman Sculpture HART 307 Monumental Painting HART 308 Greek Vase Painting HART 310 Archaeological Surveying and Planning HART 313 European Prehistory HART 314 Archaeology of Iran HART 315 Greek Architecture HART 316 Roman Architecture HART 317 Archaeology of Troy HART 318 Archaeology of Syria and Palestine HART 319 Bronze Age in Iran HART 322 Orientalizing Period HART 325 Hittite Archaeology HART 326 Near Eastern and Anatolian Glyptic HART 327 Bronze Age in Anatolia HART 328 The Aegean Bronze Age HART 333 Ancient Greek III
Redins Antikvariat - Non-European Archaeology.
Redins Antikvariat, Noneuropean archaeology. (Offprint from The Museum of Far EasternAntiquities Bull. THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN archaeology.
http://www.redins.se/oark.html

Extractions: Redins Antikvariat Non-European Archaeology. Back to home page AFRICA 1966 - I. Albright, W.F., PALESTINAS ARKEOLOGI. Fornfynd och forskare i Bibelns land. Illustr. Sth 1959. 272 pp. Inbunden. (#41538) Amiet, Pierre, ELAM. Illustrated. Auvers-sur-Oise 1966. 610 pages. 4:o. Original cloth. Dust jacket. Very fine copy. (#66283) Andersson, J. Gunnar, PREHISTORIC SITES IN HONAN. Sth 1947. 124 pp. + 149 Plates. (Offprint from The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities Bull. 19.) (#11380) THE APPLICATION OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN ARCHAEOLOGY. Ed. R.F. Heizer and S.F. Cook. New York 1960. 358 pp. (#17490) THE APPLICATION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES TO ARCHAEOLOGY. Ed. Fred H. Stross. Illustr. Berkeley 1971. 62 pp. (#14135) ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES IN THE HOLY LAND. Compiled by the Archaeological Institute of America. Illustr. New York 1967. 220 pp. Cloth in dustjacket. (#42190) Arrhenius, O., THE CORROSION OF STEEL IN SOIL. Illustr. Sth 1956. 20 pp + Folding Map. (#27063) 'ATIQOT 7. Hebrew Series (With English Summaries). Illustr. Jerusalem 1974. (#45019) Avi-Yonah, Michael
Near East Section @ UPM Of Archaeology And Anthropology
A Glance at Fifty Years of archaeology in Iran sas.upenn.edu Curator for Near EasternEthnology, Brian 250 BC which was apparently occupied by european Celts or
http://www.upenn.edu/museum/News/neareastsection.html

Extractions: hiebert@sas.upenn.edu Robert H. Dyson Assistant Curator, Fred focuses his research on the northern neighbors of the ancient Near East. He continues his long-term excavations at the Silk Road site of Anau, and the desert oases of Turkmenistan, and in alternate seasons he focuses on the maritime "Silk Road" through the Black Sea. The new Black Sea expedition , an integrated land-and-sea archaeological survey of trade, is a collaborative project with Robert Ballard, who recently uncovered evidence supporting the theory of a "drowned landscape" inundated by a catastrophic flood, which some link to the bibical story of Noah. They have also discovered more than 200 ancient settlements along the Turkish Black Sea coast and, using side-scan sonar underwater survey techniques, have found numerous shipwrecks. Shipwreck and land trade sites promise to provide a wealth of new information about ancient commerce throughout the region. Online journals of this project give eye-witness accounts of archaeologists in the field. The summer 1998 journal documents the land surveys , and the summer 1999 journal , written by a Penn undergraduate, details the underwater survey. Funding is provided by the
Freie Universität Berlin
Near (eastern) archaeology (Vorderasiatische Altertumskunde), M1, M2, M3. (eastern)European Studies (Osteuropastudien) Beginners are only admitted in winter
http://www.fu-berlin.de/en/studium/kompass/kap2_2_1.html
ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF ART Department Curricula
HART 111, Introduction to archaeology, 3, HART 123, Ancient Near Easternand Egyptian Civili, 3, HART 118, Survey of european Art and Architecture,3,
http://bais.bilkent.edu.tr/cgi-bin/stars/web_muf?23
Education - English Courses
Undergraduate Study Abroad and european FreeMovers The archaeology Faculty, LeidenUniversity welcomes archaeology students from universities outside of the
http://www.archeologie.leidenuniv.nl/index.php3?c=58
Archaeology Magazine
Pre or Proto-Tocharian, ancestral to the Indo-european Tocharian languages At theeastern end of the Tarim Basin, people of Mongoloid archaeology's bookstore
http://www.archaeology.org/cgi-bin/site2.pl?page=/0103/abstracts/books.html
Cardiff University - MA In The European Neolithic
of the foremost researchers on the european Neolithic a major new project in easternHungary at a Survey (1986), Problems in Neolithic archaeology (1988), Scord
http://www.cf.ac.uk/hisar/teach/archaeology/maeuro/members.htm

Extractions: Members of Staff Archaeology at Cardiff is taught in the School of History and Archaeology. Departmental staff research and teach over a wide range of topics, periods and regions. Full-time academic staff are complemented by a series of scholars working in the department as part of the field and analytical work that takes place in Cardiff. The department is especially strong in the Neolithic. Professor John Evans contributes to various elements of the MA. He has undertaken fundamental research in environmental archaeology, especially the study of river valley histories, the ecology of freshwater lakes and the analysis of land snails. His early publications are now classics ( Landsnails in Archaeology The Environment of Early Man in the British Isles An Introduction to Environmental Archaeology , 1976). His recent work reflects a shift to an interest in human agency in the environment, especially at the scale of close human interaction; this theme underlines his recent publications
CONF: Archaeology And Ethnology Of The Eastern Europe
Up until recently, and prior to the formation of the new Russian and (eastern) Europeanstates, anthropology, archaeology and ethnography had remained isolated
http://www.hclist.de/pipermail/museum/2001-October/000551.html

Extractions: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 15:18:39 +0100 x-post from "Society for the Anthropology of Europe (SAE)" < H-SAE@H-NET.MSU.EDU >; From: "Julia Ivanchenko" AEC2002@ukr.net AEC2002@ukr.net Previous message: NEWS: Weekly News Digest (US, UK) Next message: ANN: Meetings of the Security Commission of Museums in Amsterdam (BAM) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
British Archaeology, No 45, June 1999 Places
way at the Museum of London archaeology Service to and cultural zones which were Europeanin scale The economic and cultural links between (eastern) England and
http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba45/ba45regs.html
ProQuest ARL ?
A I) Victorian Studies(FT) World archaeology(A I) Yearbook British Journal of MiddleEastern Studies(A I International Quarterly(A I) East european Quarterly(FT
http://discover.duksung.ac.kr/jour/pqd_new/sub_list.htm
Archaeology And Ethnology Of Eastern Europe
Up until recently, and prior to the formation of the new Russian and (eastern) Europeanstates, anthropology, archaeology and ethnography had remained isolated
http://www.utoronto.ca/crees/conferences/odesa.htm

Extractions: YOUTH APPROACHING THE XXIST CENTURY The Congress will take place between April, 24th-27th, 2002, at the Department of Archaeology and Ethnology of Ukraine, Odesa, I.I. Mechnikov National University. The congress will act as an important multi-disciplinary discussion forum for researchers and students who are interested in Eastern Europe. Up until recently, and prior to the formation of the new Russian and Eastern European states, anthropology, archaeology and ethnography had remained isolated and contained. This congress provides the necessary stimulus for researchers and students from inside and outside Eastern Europe to discuss and debate contemporary issues. Scholars, post-graduates, M.A. and undergraduate students, who are researching different problems in archaeology, cultural anthropology and history, in particular spatial and temporal discourse, are invited to take part in the Congress. Contributions from those who are researching historical and theoretical archaeology and cultural anthropology are also invited. To become a Congress participant, please:
Bilkent University - Department Of Archaeology And History Of Art - Undergraduat
student will emerge with a good knowledge and comprehension of most aspects of NearEastern, Mediterranean, and european art and archaeology from Prehistoric
http://www.bilkent.edu.tr/~arkeo/undergraduate.html

Extractions: The aim of the undergraduate program in the Department of Archaeology and History of Art is to provide a thorough and comprehensive understanding of archaeology, ancient history, and art. The curriculum includes practical as well as academic work. There will be field trips to museums and sites in Turkey, and the students will have the opportunity to participate in departmental survey/excavations and expeditions sponsored by other institutions. At the end of the program the student will emerge with a good knowledge and comprehension of most aspects of Near Eastern, Mediterranean, and European art and archaeology from Prehistoric period onwards. Emphasis will of course be placed on Anatolian civilizations since the environment around Bilkent provides an ideal opportunity for first-hand familiarity with the ancient sites and monuments of this country.
Rutter's Aegean Notes
An international bibliography of (eastern) Mediterranean and Homeric society, IndoEuropeanlinguistics, and Classics Mediterranean archaeology (University of
http://www.indiana.edu/~classics/aegean/Rutter.html

Extractions: SECTION 2: The Neolithic Cultures of Thessaly, Crete, and the Cyclades. SECTION 3: The Eutresis and Korakou Cultures of Early Helladic I-II. SECTION 4: The Early Cycladic Period. SECTION 5: Early Minoan Crete: The Settlements. SECTION 6: Early Minoan Crete: The Tombs. SECTION 7: Western Anantolia and the Eastern Aegean in the Early Bronze Age. SECTION 8: The "Lefkandi I" and Tiryns Cultures of Early Helladic IIB and III. SECTION: Middle Helladic Greece. SECTION 10: Middle Minoan Crete. SECTION 11: The First Palaces in the Aegean. SECTION 12: Minoan Architecture: The Palaces. SECTION 13: Minoan Domestic and Funerary Architecture of the Neopalatial and Post-Palatial Periods. SECTION 14: Late Minoan Painting and Other Representational Art: Pottery, Frescoes, Steatite Vases, Ivories, and Bronzes.
Ethnic And Area Studies
Native American Studies, BA Near (eastern) Studies, BA Studies, BA South Asian ArchaeologySouth Asian Diaspora) Locating Europes and european Colonies Pacific
http://www.ucop.edu/pathways/infoctr/at/atm_eth.html

Extractions: Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations, B.A. Asian American Studies, B.A. Asian Studies, B.A. Celtic Studies, B.A. Chicano Studies, B.A. Dutch Studies, B.A. Ethnic Studies, B.A. Latin American Studies, B.A. Middle Eastern Studies, B.A. Native American Studies, B.A. Near Eastern Studies, B.A. South and Southeast Asian Studies, B.A. Women's Studies, B.A. East Asian Studies, A.B. Native American Studies, A.B. Women's Studies, A.B.
Archeonet - Archaeology Courses
Trondheim, Nordic archaeology (= incl. Prehistoric and Medieval arch.), EasternEuropean archaeology. PORTUGAL (incomplete). Coimbra, Classical antiquity.
http://archweb.leidenuniv.nl/archeonet/listarch.html

Extractions: By country, in alphabetical order: AUSTRIA Graz Classical archaeology Innsbruck Classical archaeology, Prehistory and Early History Salzburg Classical archaeology Vienna Classical archaeology, Prehistory and Early History, and Egyptology BELGIUM Brussels - VUB Cyprus Brussels - ULB Archaeology outside Europe, Egypt and Classical Antiquity Ghent Middle Ages, Greek art Leuven Anatolian archaeology, Prehistory Prehistory, pre-Hellenic period Louvain-La Neuve Palestine, Greece, Christian-Byzantine period, Gallo-Roman period, Middle Ages DENMARK Aarhus Prehistoric Archaeology, Medieval Archaeology, Classical Archaeology Copenhagen Prehistoric Archaeology (incl. Marine Archaeology), Classical Archaeology, Egyptology FINLAND Helsinki Turku Oulu FRANCE Aix-Marseille 1 Prehistory, Protohistory, the Classical, Gallo-Roman and Medieval periods Bordeaux 1 Prehistory, Protohistory, the Classical, Gallo-Roman and Medieval periods Bordeaux 3 Prehistory, Protohistory, the Classical, Gallo-Roman and Medieval periods

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