81. OUP: Programme Notes T - Z any trace now remains of them, it must be sought among the welsh, in whose Perhapsit might seem like bad archaelogy, discovering the shards but not having the http://www.oup.co.uk/music/repprom/finnissy/prognotest-z/

VIEW BASKET Quick Links About OUP Career Opportunities Contacts Need help? oup.com Search the Catalogue Site Index American National Biography Booksellers' Information Service Children's Fiction and Poetry Children's Reference Dictionaries Dictionary of National Biography Digital Reference English Language Teaching Higher Education Textbooks Humanities International Education Unit Journals Law Medicine Music Oxford English Dictionary Reference Rights and Permissions Science School Books Social Sciences World's Classics UK and Europe Twentieth Century and New Music Finnissy Search the catalogue Programme Notes T - Z Traum des Sängers A minstrel sits dozing on the ground, amidst thickly overgrown mallows, in the sky above him three angels are grouped around an organ - seated on the clouds, singing and playing in rays of heavenly light. Caspar David Friedrich's pen-and-ink sketch 'Traum des Sängers' is for a (lost?) transparent painting, one of four described in a letter to Vasily Zhukovsky (14 October 1835) - in a second letter (12 December 1835) Friedrich asks that when the paintings are seen, projected in order like slides or even a proto-cinematic 'narrative' sequence, "in order to enhance the effect...they be viewed only to a musical accompaniment", and he variously describes the music needed for this, the third of the set, as 'religious' and 'the music of spheres'. Who is dreaming who?

82. Untitled Hall Library of Science, Engineering and Technology Line Creek archaelogy MuseumMargaret David’s welsh Society of Greater Kansas City Science City at Union http://www.cradleofzion.com/history/20thcentury.html

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83. Everything About Everything ArchNet archaelogy Search http//archnet.uconn.edu. Official WalesTourist Board Web Site welsh regions, culture and history. http://www.allentrance.com/history/

Arts Auctions Bullion market Books ... About us Among these sites that link back to us, there are at least followings that we know about, and there are at least others that we don't. If your site currently links to USA Online and is not showing up in the following list, please go to our Honor Page Sign Up page to add yourself This new video is narrated by acclaimed storyteller and linguist, Gregg Howard. who was recently awarded Storyteller of the Year by the Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers. Accompanied by Flutist Nash Hernandez and gifted sketch artist Kathleen Raymond Roan, who illustrates the stories as they unfold, Gregg entertains his audience World Book Encyclopaedia http://www.worldbook.com Fee-based it is, but definitely worth it, thanks to the comprehensive information it offers. Youcan get everything from biographies of famous people to quizzes, lots of links and a site map tohelp you find your way around. Internet Indian History Sourcebook http://www.fordham.edu

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85. The Ancient World Web: Institutions_and_Organizations It. Calespulgh Creft Keltek Ha Dyscans Promotion of the Celtic Britons(welsh, Cornish and Bretons) and their cultures. Also for http://www.julen.net/ancient/Institutions_and_Organizations/

@import "http://www.julen.net/ancient/ancient-adv.css"; The Institutions and Organizations Index The Links Amber Road The Amber Road is a network of museums and archeological sites in Austria along the historic amber trade route in Central Europe. Thumbnails of the museums and sites along the way, and useful links are presented. [English] [Czech] [German] [Last Site Update: 17-Oct-2001 Hits: 147 Rating: 8.60 Votes: 5] Rate It American Academy in Rome Information on activities and the Academy itself. [English] [Last Site Update: 14-Mar-1999 Hits: 476 Rating: 7.00 Votes: 1] Rate It American Classical League The organization is dedicated to aiding in the study and teaching of the Classics. [English] [Last Site Update: 15-May-2001 Hits: 404 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1] Rate It American Philological Association The APA is a North American society for classical studies.[English] [Last Site Update: 15-May-2001 Hits: 265 Rating: Votes: 0] Rate It Archaeology in Education Service The site for the Archaeology in Education Service managed by Canterbury Archaeological Trust . Information, resources and print materials are available for for pupils, students, and teachers. [English] [Last Site Update: 16-Nov-2000 Hits: 169 Rating: Votes: 0] Rate It Assyrian Academic Society The Society is dedicated to all things Assyrian. [English]

86. Times Online Mr JAK welsh and Miss A. Webb. The engagement is announced betweenJames Anthony Kirkman, son of Mr and Mrs David welsh, and Abigail http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,61-577999,00.html

NI_AD('Top'); Archive Classified Shopping Promotions ... My Times Site specials Sport Your Money Crossword Law Travel University Guide Times E-mail Golden Jubilee Rich List Foot-and-mouth Search this site COMMENT Leading articles Opinion Letters to the Editor Obituaries ... Faith TIMES ONLINE Home Breaking news Iraq Britain ... Sunday Times NEWSPAPER Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ... Today QUICK CLICKS Appointments Arts Books Contact Us ... Weekend SPECIAL REPORTS Investor's Centre Outsourcing Special NI_AD('BottomLeft'); February 15, 2003 Forthcoming marriages Lieutenant Colonel P.I. Brown, REME, and Captain L.H. Pickering, REME The engagement is announced between Peter, younger son of Mr Ian Brown and Mrs Shirlie Brown, of Belfast, and Louise, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs David Pickering, of Saighton, Chester. Mr S.J. Daniels and Miss K.R.N. Scott The engagement is announced between Simon James, eldest son of John and Margaret Daniels, of Crawley, West Sussex, and Karelia Rebecca Natasha, eldest daughter of Alison J. Scott, of Wymondham, Norfolk. Mr D.E.W. Hiller and Miss V. Wetton The engagement is announced between Duncan, youngest son of Group Captain and Mrs Donald Hiller, of Lincolnshire, and Vanessa, elder daughter of Dr Anthony Wetton, of Munich, Germany, and Mrs Gwen John, of Parkstone, Dorset.

87. Web Directory : Art And Humanities : History The history of the traditional welsh National costume. Ancient AmericanArchaelogyof the Americas before Columbus - The purpose of the Ancient American is to http://www.click4choice.com/dir/art_and_humanities/history/

Directory Home Search engine web directory Clickforchoice web directory and search engine Home Web Directory Stocks ... museums Results After the Rain - How the West Lost the East - The history, societies, cultures, politics and economies of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkan. Preview All New Irish and Scottish History - UK genealogy research databases, Historic Scottish Families, Irish history, Castles, maps, toasts, traditions, Scotch history, Highlanders, Regiments, Customs, Legends Preview Ancient American-Archaelogy of the Americas before Columbus - The purpose of the Ancient American is to describe the true prehistory of our continent, regardless of presently fashionable belief-systems, and provide a public forum for certified experts and non-professionals alike to freely express their views. Preview Aroostook County, Maine - Provides historical and other information about Aroostook County, particularly the St. John Valley communities of Soldier Pond, Wallagrass, and New Canada. Preview Capesthorne Hall - historic country house for days out, private - CAPESTHORNE HALL - historic 18th century Jacobean-style Hall with lakeside gardens and woodland in 100 acres of picturesque Cheshire; also available for corporate occasions. Preview Din Timelines - Major timeline project includes events from around the world. A great starting point for some serious historical research, with links to other sources.

88. Cyberfae [ LIBRARY ] Fairy-Faith In Celtic Countries -- Environment (section I, race and people who have flourished in Western Europe; and though subject, in turn,to the Irish Gael and to the welsh Brython, to Northmen and to Danes, to http://www.cyberfae.com/library/eb_ffcc110.html

Faerie Primer Online books Bibliography Dedication ... Next Environment (section I, chapter I) "In the Beauty of the World lies the ultimate redemption of our mortality. When we shall become at one with nature in a sense profounder even than the poetic imaginings of most of us, we shall understand what now we fail to discern." —FIONA MACLEOD. Psychical interpretation The mysticism of Erin and Armorica In Ireland In Scotland ... In Brittany As a preliminary to our study it is important, as we shall see later, to give some attention to the influences and purely natural environment under which the Fairy-Faith has grown up. And in doing so it will be apparent to what extent there is truth in the Naturalistic Theory; though from the first our interpretation of Environment is fundamentally psychical. In this first chapter, then, in so far as they can be recorded, we shall record a few impressions, which will, in a way, serve as introductory to the more definite and detailed consideration of the Fairy-Faith itself. Ireland and Brittany, the two extremes of the modern Celtic world, are for us the most important points from which to take our initial bearings. Both washed by the waters of the Ocean of Atlantis, the one an island, the other a peninsula, they have best preserved their old racial life in its simplicity and beauty, with its high ideals, its mystical traditions, and its strong spirituality. And, curious though the statement may appear to some, this preservation of older manners and traditions does not seem to be due so much to geographical isolation as to subtle forces so strange and mysterious that to know them they must be felt; and their nature can only be suggested, for it cannot be described.

89. Cyberfae [ LIBRARY ] Fairy-Faith In Celtic Countries -- Taking Evidence (Section the beach for him. His name is the welsh pwca, which is probably ‘Puck’though Shakespeare’s Puck was. 165. just a pisky, and http://www.cyberfae.com/library/eb_ffcc125.html

Faerie Primer Online books Bibliography Dedication ... Next Taking Evidence (Section I, Chapter II, part 5) Introduction by HENRY JENNER, Member of the Gorsedd of the Bards of Brittany; Fellow and Local Secretary for Cornwall of the Society of Antiquaries; author of A Handbook of the Cornish Language, From haunted spring and grassy ring Troop goblin, elf and fairy, And the kelpie must flit from the black bog-pit, And the brownie must not tarry. But, in spite of Protestantism, school-boards, and education committees, ‘pisky-pows’ are still placed on the ridge-tiles of West Cornish cottages, to propitiate the piskies and give them a dancing-place, lest they should turn the milk sour, and St. Just and Morvah folk are still ‘pisky-led’ on the Gump Robert Hunt, in his Popular Romances of the West of England, divided the fairies of Cornish folk-lore into five classes: (1) the Small People; (2) the Spriggans; (3) the Piskies; (4) the Buccas, Bockles, or Knockers; (5) the Brownies. This is an incorrect classification. The Pobel Vean or Small People, the Spriggans, and the Piskies are not really distinguishable from one another. Bucca, who properly is but one, is a deity not a fairy, and it is said that Newlyn, the great seat of his worship, offerings of fish still left on the beach for him. His name is the Welsh

90. King Arthur Was he perhaps Scottish? May he really have been Celtic? Could he have beenWelsh? What clues does archaelogy provide? Check HERE, HERE, and HERE. http://www.morris.k12.nj.us/mtolive/mohs/dept/la/jrh/KingArthur.htm

91. Mike's Armchair Archaeology Pages from Julian's book but also to include Time Team excavations, articles from the CurrentArchaelogy magazine and For all things welsh, visit Valley Connections. http://website.lineone.net/~caledfryn/

Mike's Armchair Archaeology Pages Mike's Timeline Kourion, Cyprus Caerphilly Castle Caerleon ... visit Valley Connection Welcome to my new archaeology web pages. I have totally revamped my old site, removing areas that require a lot of maintenance work. That doesn't mean of course it will lose both quality and content. The site now revolves around a timeline, and from this you will be able to follow both internal and external links to associated archaeological articles. As it stands at the moment the site is still under considerable construction. So please keep checking back. Simply follow the links on the left and just click on the to return to this home page at any time. Enjoy! Archaeological News On the weekend of 28-29 June 2003, Channel 4's Time Team will be hosting the biggest ever mass archaeological dig in the UK. AND YOU CAN JOIN IN! They want thousands of people, all over the country, to dig a test pit 1 metre (3 feet) square and no more than 60 centimetres (2 feet) deep and then tell them what you found Every night from Sunday 22 June, Tony Robinson and the team will be presenting live TV coverage of preparations for the big event from around the country.

92. Tomo Times - July 1996 But its known grid reference places it near part of Ogof Draenen, so maybe someardent welsh digger is going to bump into a bit of radioactive technology at http://www.massey.ac.nz/~sglasgow/nzss/tt-july.htm

TOMO TIMES July 1996 No 136 Index of Contents Exploration News Octopus '96: A vegetarian perspective Overseas news News from Pommie journals ... E-mail address list President: Murray Wilson, 2/90 Haverstock St, Mt Albert, AUCKLAND. Phone 09 846 3408 Secretary: Ashley Shaw, 25 Blackburn St, HAMILTON. Phone 07 847 6945. Financial Co-ordinator: Jenny McCarthy, 11 Huia Street, PAHIATUA. Phone 06 376 8838 Research Co-ordinator: Chris Pugsley, 11 Koromiko Rd, Highbury, WELLINGTON. Phone 04 384 3110 Publications Co-ordinator: Lindsay Main, 80 Colombo St, CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 03 337 1256 Conservation Co-ordinator: Wayne Martin, 29A Puketea St, Blockhouse Bay, AUCKLAND. Phone 09 626 2876 Exploration News Waitomo: A new cave has been found close to the HTG hut. Details at this stage are sketchy, but so far several hundred metres of cave has been explored. Mahoenui: Members of MSG have recently added 700 metres onto the length of Kiwi cave. Mount Arthur: Activity at Yoplait has slowed down over winter, principally it seems due to Pete Negro heading off to the Bay of Islands for a while. But he's back now, so there should be some more trips shortly. The possibility of this cave breaking into Nettlebed would create New Zealand's first 1000m deep cave. Mount Owen: Hugh Fitzgerald, Neil Silverwood, Jon Terry and Marcus Thomas had a four-day trip into Bulmer's lower levels over Easter. This trip established a camp in the Octopus room, the first underground camp to be used in the exploration of Bulmer. Several new passages were found, and an article taken from the May Cavity is reprinted below.

93. Huntington Free Library Island King's Crossing Koalunsa Leist Landing Monterey O'Neill's Landing Parker'sBayou Silent Shade Landing Stella Tchula Lake Wasp Lake welsh Camp Landing http://www.binc.org/hfl/html/page6.htm

Field Notes of Clarence B. Moore’s Southeastern Archaeological Expeditions, 1891-1918 Compiled by Mary B. Davis Contents · In Search of C.B. Moore · Clarence Bloomfield Moore, 1852-1936, by H. Wardle Newell · Guide to the Microfilm Edition IN SEARCH OF C.B. MOORE The field notes of Clarence B. Moore's southeastern archaeological explorations, 1891-1918, are the most frequently used manuscript collection in the Huntington Free Library. Moore's expeditions, which spanned more than a quarter of a century and reached almost every navigable river in the southern United States, are well-known in the world of archaeology, but remarkably little has been published about the man and his work. A wealthy Philadelphian, he started his amateur archaeological work at the age of 40, navigating the southeastern rivers each year in a steam-powered paddle boat, the Gopher. Publishing the result of his excavations with impressive regularity, the volume of his work in the Southeast is astounding. Although artifacts

94. Kerry, Ireland Bed And Breakfast And Self Catering Accommodation With Kinsale, K The themes are the Hisory archaelogy of Skellig Michaels Early Christian Monastery,the seabirds, their habitat, the lighthouse and the underwater world. http://www.stayinireland.com/south_west/kerry/

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95. Russian Translation Made Easy Sardinia.Net Table of Contents sardinia , mediterranean, music, archaelogy,th a site totally devoted to the the beautiful island at the heart of the http://www.language-resource.co.uk/dictionaries.html?m=c&c=50

96. Class IV- Section 5: Visual And Performing Arts (Criticism And Practice) Professor Andrew welsh Imbrie, University of California, Berkeley, 1980. http://www.amacad.org/members/class4_5.htm

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