41. Birding Tours, Nature Travel, Bird Watching Company, Archeology, Cultural Travel general. The last general population census in 1999 yielded a total numberof 25,232,000 Peruvians living in population density of 20.0 per sq km. http://www.njourneys.com/Country_Profile/about_Peru.htm

Home To return to the tour description, please click on the "Back" botton of your browser On this Page -General Embassy address -Passport/Visa -Social profile ... -Public holidays General Located in Western South America, Peru encompasses an area of 1,285,216 sq km (496,225 sq miles).  The last general population census in 1999 yielded a total number of  25,232,000 Peruvians living in population density of  20.0 per sq km. Peru is a large, mountainous country on the Pacific coast of South America. It has borders with Ecuador and Colombia to the north, Brazil and Bolivia to the east, and Chile to the south. The Pacific Ocean lies to the west. There are three natural zones, running roughly north to south: Costa (Coast), Sierra (the Highlands) and Selva (Amazonian Jungle). The Costa region, which contains Lima (the capital) is a narrow coastal plain consisting of large tracts of desert broken by fertile valleys. The cotton, sugar and rice plantations and most of the so far exploited oil fields lie in this area. The Sierra contains the Andes, with peaks over 6000m (20,000ft), most of the country's mineral resources (silver, zinc, lead, copper and gold) and the greater part of its livestock. The

42. Birding Tours, Nature Travel, Bird Watching Company, Archeology, Cultural Travel general. The last general population census in 1999 yielded a total numberof 164,000, Brazilians living in population density of 18.4 per sq km. http://www.njourneys.com/Country_Profile/about_brazil.htm

Home To return to the tour description, please click on the "Back" botton of your browser On this Page -General Embassy address Passport/Visa -Social profile ... -Public holidays General Brazil encompasses an area of 8,547,403 sq km (3,300,170 sq miles). The last general population census in 1999 yielded a total number of  164,000, Brazilians living in population density of  18.4 per sq km   LANGUAGE: The official language is Portuguese, with different regional accents characterising each State. Spanish, English, Italian, French and German are also spoken, particularly in tourist areas. Three linguistic roots survive in the indigenous areas: Gê, Tupi-guarani, Aruak and Karib. RELIGION: There is no official religion, but approximately 90% of the population adhere to Roman Catholicism. A number of diverse evangelical cults are also represented, as are animist beliefs (particularly spiritism, umbanda and candomblé). TIME: Brazil spans several time zones: Eastern Standard Time: GMT - 3 (GMT - 2 from third Sunday in October to third Saturday in March).

43. LC Classification agriculture, S. anatomy, QM. animal culture, SF. anthropology, GN. archeology(general), CC. architecture, NA. art (general), N. art criticism, N 74757483.astronomy, QB. http://www.valpo.edu/library/user/lcclass.html

Valparaiso University Henry F. Moellering Memorial Library SELECTED SUBJECT HEADINGS-LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION (for a complete listing go here SUBJECT LC CLASSIFICATION accounting HF 5601-5689 advertising HF 5801-6191 aeronautics TL 500-777 agriculture S anatomy QM animal culture SF anthropology GN archeology (general) CC architecture NA art (general) N art criticism N 7475-7483 astronomy QB atlases G 1001-3102 Bible BS bibliography (except literary authors) Z 1001-8999 biography CT biology QH 301-559 botany QK business administration HF 5001-5780 chemistry QD child psychology BF 699-755 Christianity BR-BX church history BR 140-1500 commerce HF communication HE, P 87-96 communism HX Computer science QA 75.5-76.95 conservation S 900-972 cookbooks TX criminology HV 6001-9920 dentistry RK dermatology RL drama PN 1600-3299 drug abuse HV 5800-5840 economic theory HB economics HB-HJ education -special education L LC encyclopedias (general) AE engineering -chemical -civil -electrical -industrial -mechanical TN-TP TA-TH TK T 55.4-60

44. ARCHEOLOGY Eastern States Rock Art Research Association links to lesson plans archeology inthe American Southwest A nice general overview of archeology in the Southwest. http://www.mtsu.edu/~then/Archeology/page6.html

General web sources for teachers Social Studies Service Anthropology and Archeology For teachers of K-12 The Gateway.org A search engine for educational materials, this is an excellent place to find other teacher's lesson plans and ideas Educational resources on archeology and history from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management Classroom resources from the National Park Service ArchNet An online list of educational resources in archeology, some of these are fairly technical, but contain good information Newton's Apple episode on archeology Curricula from the Mining Company This is a good list of online resources Dig Archeology, a magazine for kids Archeology for Young People and Their Teachers, Learning Sites Web Page This company designs programs in archeology that are educational and interactive, teachers can sign up for this service. Archeology parks in the U.S. Archeological sites web pages from Infoseek A links page of North American archeology Yahoo's directory of archeology on the web ... Project Archeology from the Bureau of Land Management Eastern States Rock Art Research Association links to lesson plans Archeology in the American Southwest A nice general overview of archeology in the Southwest.

45. Archeology The general collection illustrating the archaeology of all North America formsthe second, and most important part of the exhibit; the third part being 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.

46. Archeology At SUNY Cortland the archeology concentration acquire field experience and gain an understanding ofthe theoretical issues related to both general anthropology and archeology. http://www.cortland.edu/sociology/majantarc.html

Degrees Offered) The B.A in Anthropology concentrating in Archeology Outline: Brooks Museum , human skeletal remains, and comparative non-human skeletal materials are available for study. The department also has an archeological laboratory and a slide collection with an archeological and ethnographic focus. Majors in this concentration are advised to gain field experience and to design a program of electives in relation to their vocational interests or to declare an appropriate minor in consultation with their advisor. Required Courses: 24 credits ANT 102: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANT 300: Human Evolution and Survival ANT 301: Native American Archeology ANT 302: Native American Ethnology ANT 305: Archeology of Eastern United States ANT 307: World Prehistory ANT 492: Anthropological Theory ANT 493: Anthropological Methods Anthropology Electives: 9 credits Choose 3 courses from the following: ANT 201: World Cultures ANT 234: Anthropology of Gender ANT 304: Peoples of Africa ANT 310: Peoples of South and Southeast Asia

47. Links Anthropology And archeology Clubs Open forum discussion of a variety of subjects(general archeology, Ancient Mysteries, American Runstones, and much more. 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.

48. Back-Issue Order Form For The Society For Industrial Archeology (SIA) Shipping Handling $. Please consider making a donation to the Societyfor Industrial archeology , general Fund $ Scholarship fund $. http://www.siahq.org/puborder/siapubs.html

Back-Issue online order form - Society for Industrial Archeology (SIA) (1) Fill out the order form and select the back-issues you wish to order. Be sure to make a note of the total amount due, listed on the bottom of the form. You will be asked to enter that amount on the secure server form. Click the "Submit form" button on the bottom of the page to send the order form to the Society for Industrial Archeology. (3) Your browser should then display a " SIA Order Form Sent " message along with a link to our SECURE payment form. Click the link to go to the SIA SECURE payment form. (4) Fill out the SECURE payment form and click the "Submit payment" button to complete your on-line payment. Be sure to fill out all fields on the SECURE payment form. Incomplete payment information will delay your order. Your Name Mailing Addr. Line 1 Mailing Addr. Line 2 Mailing City State/Province Mailing Zip/postal code Country Your daytime phone Your E-mail (required for online processing) Join or renew now and get up to a 50 % discount on SIA back issue publications. My dues for 2003 already paid

49. Pakistan Archeology Pakistan archeology A land of Greatest Mountains Colorful Culture - A CompleteGuide to in 1911 this site has a lot to offer for a general tourist and for http://tours.hypermart.net/pakistan/archeology.htm

Pakistan - Archeology Basic Info History Climate Places to Visit ... Tours Pakistan is a land of many different cultures and traditions. The land of Pakistan has seen many phases in its (One of the oldest ) History . The remains of all those people, who inhabited this land and contributed their spice to its culture, are spread all over the country. There are hundreds of known archeological sites in the country and many are not even identified yet. Below are just a few of the worth seeing sites beside numerous others. Please do return to this page as we will be adding more information on all these sites from time to time. Read This Page in Croatian , Czech , Danish, Dutch, European Spanish, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Latin American Spanish, Norwegian, Polish , Portuguese, Russian , Serbian (Latin), Slovenian , Spanish, Swedish, Welsh Once there you can view this whole site in your language. 1. Mahar Garh : They are two sites of pre Harappan period. Kot DG is located at a distance of 50Kms from Sukkur and Amri is located on the Indus Highway between . A village culture developed after Mahargarh. People have made house with stones and mud. They built better ceramics and probably had trade links with some western lands. One of the most Important archeological site. The main city of Indus civilization. The site was probably built around 3000 BC and was destroyed 1700 BC. It was nearly the same period when Mesopotamia and Egypt were at boom More info on our

50. Culture Studies I - Anglistik: History (general) Universität Mainz Culture Studies I Anglistik. History (general). section.The Council for British archeology - the homepage. CBA http://fb14.uni-mainz.de/program/courses/cs1uk/history/general.htm

Culture Studies I - Anglistik History (general) History Resources - coming from Blackwell Publishers, a very good selection of some of the most interesting sites The WWW-History-Index . An excellent Gateway to everything connected with history. Unnummarable Links! Horus' History Links - an excellent history meta-page. Bedford St. Martin's History Links - another history meta-page. Paul Halsall's History Sourcebooks would be another excellent point to start your search on any historical subject. Historical Text Archive - a wonderful history meta-page. If can't find something concerning world history - try here. Links To British History Resources An overview of British Online History Resources (archives, bibliographies etc.). History Web Site for K-12 Teachers - a page with abundant material designed for the use of school teachers. 6th Form Curriculum Resources - History - a similar page from the British education authorities. If you look for a German history meta-page try Erlangen's "Virtual Library Geschichte". Historic Headlines - a headline collection for the centuries from 1650-1950. Good for a first orientation about what happened in a certain decade.

51. Internet Reviews Archive - National Park Service Archeology And Ethnography Prog Service site, often leading the visitor away from the archeology and Ethnography theirmission and the importance of cultural resource management in general. http://www.bowdoin.edu/~samato/IRA/reviews/issues/dec02/nps.html

TITLE: The National Park Service Archeology and Ethnography Program ACCESS: http://www.cr.nps.gov/aad/index.htm The Archeology and Ethnography Program is an important component of our National Park Service. The anthropologists in this program provide guidance to decision-makers regarding the preservation of the diverse cultures and cultural heritage found within our parks. The program originates from federal and agency mandates and has two primary objectives. The first is to preserve and protect the 6-7 million archaeological sites located on public land both within and outside of National Park borders. The second is to identify and represent contemporary people with cultural or historical attachments to National Park land or who rely on it for subsistence. The program's Web site is informative and speaks to several audiences: National Park Service administrators, anthropologists, students and the general public. It is clearly intended to educate and involve as many interested parties as possible. It offers online professional training through self-paced tutorials. These courses cover archaeological interpretation and technical site management, as well as ethnographic assessment. The training is geared to the National Park Service staff and management. But, it is equally instructive for amateurs and the general public. The site has a special area dedicated to the public. There, visitors are encouraged to explore, learn and participate. Pathfinders point to anthropological sites and projects, museums, exhibits and other interesting links. Educational opportunities are presented and volunteerism is encouraged. Teachers will find curriculum-building materials and instructional tools. To further inform its broad audience, extensive bibliographies linking to the full-text of articles, laws, standards, reports and technical briefs related to the programs mission are scattered through the site.

52. Pakistan Archeology Pakistan archeology A land of Greatest Mountains Colorful Culture - A CompleteGuide to in 1911 this site has a lot to offer for a general tourist and for http://www.travel-culture.com/pakistan/archeology.shtml

Touroperators in Pakistan home contact Guide to Pakistan Hotels ... Testimonials Search our site for Frequently asked question about Pakistan Article of this month Hotel Bookings in Pakistan Hotel Bookings worldwide ... Discounted International Airfares Ex Pakistan Subscribe to our monthly newsletter featuring new destination information and special offers. Your address will be strictly used for our newsletter only Pakistan - Archeology Basic Info History Climate Places to Visit ... Tours Pakistan is a land of many different cultures and traditions. The land of Pakistan has seen many phases in its (One of the oldest ) History . The remains of all those people, who inhabited this land and contributed their spice to its culture, are spread all over the country. There are hundreds of known archeological sites in the country and many are not even identified yet. Below are just a few of the worth seeing sites beside numerous others. Please do return to this page as we will be adding more information on all these sites from time to time. 1. Mahar Garh :

53. Seattle Community College Libraries: LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM CR CS CT, History of civilization (general) Antiquities (general), archeology (general)Numismatics, Coins Epigraphy, Inscriptions Heraldry Genealogy Biography. http://dept.sccd.ctc.edu/libraries/lcclass.html

North Seattle Databases - Library Catalog - SCCD - Search Other Libraries eBOOKS - netLibrary - Books 24x7 PERIODICALS - Alt Pres Watch - ERIC - Ethnic NewsWatch - Health Source - ProQuest Direct - PubMed - SIRS Knowledge Source REFERENCE - Access Science - Britannica Online - CollegeSource - Contemporary Authors - WOIS Career Info Seattle Central Databases - Library Catalog - SCCD - Search Other Libraries PERIODICALS - Alt-Press Watch - E-Journals - ERIC - Ethnic NewsWatch - Health Source - Le Monde Diplomatique - NYT Historical Archive - ProQuest Direct - PubMed - Scientific American - SIRS Knowledge Source - WA State Newstand REFERENCE - Access Science - AccuNet/AP Photo - American Government - American History - American Indian Hist/Culture - American Women's History - Britannica Online - College Source - Contemporary Authors - E-Books - Enc. of Life Sciences

54. Detailed Reports By Discipline Anthropology, 05.0207 Women's Studies. archeology, 09.0101 - Communications,general. Biochemistry, 11.0701 - Computer Science. Biology, http://www.tupc.bc.ca/student_outcomes/publications/graduate_outcomes/graduate_f

55. Detailed Reports By Discipline Anthropology, 05.0115 Canadian Studies. archeology, 09.0101 - Communications,general. Biochemistry, 11.0701 - Computer Science. Biology, http://www.tupc.bc.ca/student_outcomes/publications/graduate_outcomes/graduate_f

56. U.s. Archaeology General Resources American Archaeology Links to the Past archeology This the general archaeology website of theUS National Park Service. It is jam packed with information and articles. http://www.archaeolink.com/us_archaeology_general_resources.htm

Archaeology in the U.S. General Resources Home Abbie Beck's Archaeology Page A good directory listing many general and specific resources for archaeology in the US - From Abbie Beck - http://home.houston.rr.com/bbeck/abbie/index.html About The Archaeological Conservancy "The Archaeological Conservancy, established in 1980, is the only national non-profit organization dedicated to acquiring and preserving the best of our nation's remaining archaeological sites. Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Conservancy also operates regional offices in Georgia, Virginia, Ohio, and California." Learn about their activities and goals. - illustrated - From The Archaeological Conservancy - http://www.americanarchaeology.com/aaabout.html African-American Archaeology Newsletter of the African-American Archaeology Network - By New South Associates - http://www.newsouthassoc.com/AfAmNewsletter.html Anasazi Site Planning: Historic Precedents, Modern... "Anasazi landscape architecture represents the prehistoric site design and regional planning traditions of modern Southwestern Pueblo cultures. This Puebloan tradition delineates the oldest intact set of functional cultures in North America." - From Michigan State University - http://www.ssc.msu.edu/~laej/historypapers/Burley3/Burley3text.html

57. Anthropology & Archeology GBC ANTHROPOLOGY archeology RESOURCES. EBSCO Academic Elite, general Science Collection,Masterfile Premiere Search newspapers, books, magazines, radio and http://www.gbcnv.edu/library/subjects/anthropology.htm

Social Sciences Department =GBC Resource = free access GBC Home GBC Contacts Books Web Resources ... Instructor's Links Full Text Articles eHRAF Collection of Ethnography Focuses on mostly pre-industrial cultures from around the world, and on North American immigrant groups. EBSCO Academic Elite General Science Collection, Masterfile Premiere Search newspapers, books, magazines, radio and television. A general database with user friendly search platform JSTOR Electronic access to back issues of core journals in the humanities, social sciences and sciences. Selected Web Resources Anthropology resources on the Internet Links to more than 1,500 Web Sites related to Archaeology, Cultural and Physical Anthropology, Law and Institutions. Anthropology Web Sites Links to a vast number of sites within two categories with either a topical focus (archaeology, cultural and physical anthropology) or a geographical focus. U of Cal at Santa Barbara. Anthropology Biography Web Explore the lives of more than 300 renowned anthropologists and archaeologists. From Mankato State University in Minnesota.

58. CHICO: Educational Resources - Social Studies Related Resources, Web links related to Animal archeology, general archeologyand Teacher Resources. Francis W. Kelsey Near East Expedition. http://www.si.umich.edu/CHICO/resources/socialstudies.htm

Educational Resources - Social Studies Ancient History Culture Local History Ancient History Animals In The Kelsey The animals in this particular Kelsey Museum exhibit range from representations of familiar fish to mythical beasts. Students at the University of Michigan's Department of Classical Studies used all these artifacts to explore and present different aspects of animals in antiquity: animals as food, laborers, entertainment, pets, sacrificial victims, and symbols of power and terror. Community Outreach Some sixth-grade students in Ann Arbor used the Animals exhibit to learn problem-solving and information-seeking skills, how to research the role of animals in the ancient world, something about how exhibitions are created and to create an artifact of their own. This section includes lesson plans and a student art gallery Related Resources Web links related to Animal Archeology, General Archeology and Teacher Resources. Francis W. Kelsey Near East Expedition

59. Lima, Peru SIBMAS International Directory Of Performing Arts Collections And Ins Translate this page Archivo general de la Nación (National general Archive Museo Arqueológico RafaelLarco Herrera (Rafael Larco Herrera Museum of archeology) Date founded 1926, http://www.theatrelibrary.org/sibmas/idpac/south_america/pel002.html

SIBMAS International Directory of Performing Arts Collections and Institutions Peru Lima, Peru Index: Institution names followed by are members of SIBMAS Berckenmeyer Bullfighting Museum, Fernando Biblioteca Biblioteca Herrera Museum of Archeology, Rafael Larco ... Library (National General Archive) Manuel Cuadros s/n Lima Telephone: +51 (1) 427 5930 (Historical Municipal Archive of Lima) Palacio Municipal de Lima Lima (National Library of Peru) Date founded: 1821 Av. Abancay cuadra 4 s/n Lima 1 Mail: Apartado 2335 Lima 01 Telephone: +51 (1) 428 7690 Telefax: +51 (1) 427 7331 E-mail: jefatura@binape.gob.pe (Peruvian Centre of the International Theatre Institute) Lancones Mz. N, lote No 52 Lima Telephone: +51 (1) 445 7573 Special Collections Theatre (Peru) (Lima Centre for the Study and Documentation of the Theatre) Mail: Ap. Postal 11-0767 Lima 11 Telephone: +51 (1) 358 1513 Telefax: +51 (1) 358 1513 Biblioteca (National Music Conservatory; Library) Date founded: 1908 Jr. Carabaya Nro. 429 Lima Telephone: +51 (1) 426 9677 E-mail: postmaster@cnm.org.pe

60. Traditions Book Club Our editors have selected the very best titles and collected them here. Newthis Month! Bible Biblical archeology , Criticism , general , Midrash. http://www.traditionsbookclub.com/doc/full_site_enrollment/fse_browse_index.jhtm

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