61. EUROPAEA Bilingual (French/English) journal of European ethnology. http://www.unica.it/europaea/

arises from renewed interest in those studies generically defined as "European ethnology", and thus from the need for a new tool for investigation and confrontation, available to anyone in the world concerned with Europe from ethnological or anthropological viewpoint, regardless of his theoretical orientation, his subject or his research methods. 's purpose is to attempt to publish not only contributions regarding theoretical and methodological issues, but particularly works on inter-European comparison and analysis (or those stimulating comparison and analysis) as well as brief monographs on European peoples or regions. also intends to act as an intermediary in information and discussion, proposals and comments, even those beyond the already vague thematic and geopolitical limits implicit in the terms "ethnology", "anthropology", "folklore" and also "European". is not presented with a pre-established line or format. It intends to invent itself as it goes along, using a style suggested by the contributions it will succeed in solliciting, either directly or indirectly, from whoever is working on old or new themes regarding Europeans and their ways of life. ==> NOTICE To read properly these pages and all the text files you download from this site, you

62. Coast Salish Collections: Archaeology And Ethnology Of The Gulf Of Georgia Crown Copyright 2000 Province of British Columbia Various contents copyrightby other agencies as indicated. This digital collection http://collections.ic.gc.ca/salish/

Questions or comments: Jennifer Iredale, Curator - jennifer.iredale@gems4.gov.bc.ca Last updated: 01/April, 2000 HTML and Design by Industrial Art Internet Group, 2000 Phase II HTML by World Wide Rob Historical Research Consultants This digital collection was produced under contract to Canada's Digital Collections program, Industry Canada. Industrial Art Internet Group Ltd. British Columbia Ministry of Education Recommended. World Wide Rob Historical Research Consultants

63. P.M.A.: Human History Collections documenting 12,000 years of human occupation of the Province. Includes archaeology and ethnology, folklife, government and Western Canadian history. http://www.pma.edmonton.ab.ca/human/intro.htm

The Provincial Museum of Alberta Human History The Provincial Museum of Alberta is committed to preserve and build collections documenting 12,000 years of human occupation of the Province. The history programs are divided into two sections - Aboriginal and early contact history (Archaeology and Ethnology) and post-contact history (Folklife, Government History, and Western Canadian History) Components Archaeology Ethnology Folklife Government History ... PMA Home Page The WebEditor welcomes comments or questions on this presentation. Last Review/Update July 4 2002

64. ETHNOLOGY - Miller Permanent Collection ethnology. distribution, characteristics, folkways, etc. At the MillerMuseum, Jewish ethnology is interpreted several different ways. http://www.jewishmuseum.net/Permanent/Ethnology.htm

x ETHNOLOGY Jewish Costumes Hasidic Jews Bokharan Jews The Jews of Cochin ... Amulets Ethnology is the branch of anthropology that deals with the comparative cultures of various peoples, including their distribution, characteristics, folkways, etc. At the Miller Museum, Jewish ethnology is interpreted several different ways. Ritual and ceremonial objects representing Jews in different parts of the world are part of the permanent collection. While Jewish religious beliefs are universal, no matter where Jews have lived, the form of objects used to ornament the Torah scrolls, and of objects associated with life cycle and calendar celebrations adopt the artistic styles of the host society. Jews are broadly divided into three subcultures: Ashkenazim, Sephardim and Mizrachim. These three groups are further divided into smaller geographical groups based upon their own self-designation. Generally, the Ashkenazim are the Jews of Eastern and Central Europe, although in the most narrow sense, it refers to Germany and German Jews. In the 15th and 16th centuries Jews from the Germanic centers of Mainz and Worms emigrated to Eastern Europe. The cultural centers of Ashkenazic Jewry shifted to Bohemia, Moravia, Poland and Lithuania. One of the most distinguishing features of these Jews at that time was their use of a Judeo-Germanic language (Yiddish). One of the greatest losses in the Holocaust was the wholesale destruction of Yiddishkeit, the distinct cultural expression of the Eastern European Jewry.

65. Janes Fiji Home Page Detailed information on all the main islands of Fiji including travel and accommodation, history, culture, geography, people, lifestyle, postcards and picture galleries, mythology, legends, and ethnology. http://www.janeresture.com/fijihome/index.htm

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66. Arab-esque Dance Ethnology DANCE ethnology. Dance Defined . Arabesque Dance Project. The MiddleEast · North Africa · Central Asia · Western Asia. peripherals http://www.arab-esque.org/ethnology.html

DANCE ETHNOLOGY "Dance Defined" Arab-esque Dance Project The Middle East · North Africa · Central Asia · Western Asia peripherals · personalities · perspectives "An hour for God and an hour for the heart": by Karin van Nieuwkerk, author of "A Trade Like Any Other" An Interview With Aisha Ali Discover Belly Dance Anthropology Resources on the Internet Be Careful What You Wish For... A Case against Standardization in Nomenclature for Belly Dance Instruction an article by Najia El-Mouzayen · The Gilded Serpent Contemporary American Middle Eastern Dance a paper by Laura Osweiler (Amara) presented at the 2000 Cultural Dance Studies Conference · UCLA by Julie Van Camp Dance Criticism by Croce, Denby and Siegel by Julie Van Camp an article by Morocco Der Tanz Des Bauches an article by Dr. Fawzia al-Rawi · Focus Diotima The Ethics of Ethnic an article by Morocco Folk vs. Ethnic Dance an article by Richard Duree Geheimnis aus dem Beckenboden: Der Bauchtanz zwischen orientalisher Tradition und verwestlichter Exotic an article by Sabine Lackner Gérard de Nerval and Journey to the Levant a brief biography from Egypt Magazine The Humanities and Dance Criticism by Julie Van Camp The Influence of Animism on Islam: An Account of Popular Superstitions by Samuel M. Zwemer

67. Viet Nam Museum Of Ethnology Vietnam Museum of ethnology Add 1.30 to 4.30 pm. The Vietnam Museum of ethnologyis a convergence of cultures and a scientific ethnological center. http://www.vietnamtourism.com/e_pages/tourist/tourspot/museum/ttm_hn_dantochoc.h

Army Museum Ho Chi Minh Museum Revolution Museum The Women's Museum Vietnam Fine Art Museum Vietnam Museum of Ethnology Vietnam Histoty Museum V ietnam Museum of Ethnology Add: Cau Giay District Tel: Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 8.30 to 12.30 1.30 to 4.30 pm The Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is a convergence of cultures and a scientific ethnological center. It has actively contributed to the conservation and development of the national culture, as well as the cultural traditions and identities of the Vietnamese nationalities. The museum is located on Nguyen Van Thuyen Street (named after a famous national ethnologist), in Cau Giay District, about 7-8 km from downtown Hanoi. It covers an area of nearly 3.3 hectares. Ha Duc Linh, an architect of the Tay ethnic group, designed the museum in the form of the ancient drum of the Dong Son Culture, and interior decorations were designed by French architect, Veronique Dollfus. Being part of the National Centre for Social Sciences and Humanities, the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is involved in various undertakings. It carries out scientific research on Vietnamese nationalities, collects, classifies, assesses, preserves, restores, exhibits, introduces and exploits the cultural and historical values of all the nationalities. It also provides ethnological references and trains staff in the specific fields of the ethnographic museum. The Museum also attaches attention to the cultures of other countries in Southeast Asia, seeing them as potential targets for exhibitions at the museum in the near future.

68. About Archaeology Explains what archaeologists do and definitely don't do. From the Museum of Archaeology and ethnology. http://www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum/ask/

credits Simon Fraser University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology credits Simon Fraser University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology

69. Department Of Ethnology http://primus.arts.u-szeged.hu/ethnology/

70. Oceania Ethnology http://www.janeresture.com/oceania_ethnology/

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71. Afghanistan Maps showing the development of the civil war, geography, ethnology and humanitarian situation. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/afghanistan/large-map.htm

Please make a tax-deductible donation to GlobalSecurity.org - Click Here Home Military World ... Afghanistan Afghanistan - Maps Map of Afghanistan and Surrounding Region Click on the small image to view a larger version Afghanistan Maps Large Map of Afghanistan More maps of Afghanistan Operation Enduring Freedom ... Space Maintained by John Pike Last Modified: December 17, 2002 - 15:37

72. English Books > Society > Ethnology Books Society ethnology Index of 641 Titles. Titles Commencing .A C and numbers . D - H . I - N . O -S . T - Z . http://book.netstoreusa.com/index/bkbst900.shtml

English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... Society Index of 641 Titles First page Prev Next Last page ... Acculturation: Advances In Theory, Measurement, And Applied Research Chun, Kevin M. Organista, Pamela B. Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 1557989206 Achieving Our Humanity: The Idea Of The Postracial Future Eze, Emmanuel Chukwudi Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0415929407 Afraid Of The Dark: What Blacks And Whites Need To Know About Each Other Myers, Jim Jackson, Jesse Paperback; ; ISBN: 1556523882 African Ark: People And Ancient Cultures Of Ethiopia And The Horn Of Africa Hancock, Graham Photographer Fisher, Angela Hardcover; ; ISBN: 0810919028 African Ethnonyms: Index To Art-Producing Peoples Of Africa Biebuyck, Daniel P. Mcrae, Linda Hardback; Book; ; ISBN: 0783815328 Africans And Native Americans: The Language Of Race And Forbes, Jack D. Paperback; ; ISBN: 025206321X After Jews And Arabs: Remaking Levantine Culture Alcalay, Ammiel Paperback; ; ISBN: 0816621551 After Postcolonialism: Remapping Philippines-United States Confrontations San Juan, E. Paperback;

73. Musée Du Quai Branly French museum exhibits tribal arts, documents on ethnology, ethnography, culture and civilization of indigenous peoples. Opening in 2005. Site in French, Spanish and English. http://www.quaibranly.fr/sommaire.php3?id_rubrique=20

74. The Depatment Of Ethnology DEPARTMENT OF ethnology. Main page. The Department of History and ethnology offersstudy programmes in ethnology, Cultural Anthropology and Folkloristics. http://www.jyu.fi/tdk/hum/etnologia/englishinfo.html

DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOLOGY Main page The Department of History and Ethnology offers study programmes in Ethnology, Cultural Anthropology and Folkloristics . Finnish and comparative ethnology focuses on the meeting of cultures, and on studying change from both local and historical perspectives. Foreign cultures are the main area of interest in cultural anthropology, but the characteristic features of our own culture are also examined. Studies in folkloristics concentrate on both oral and written traditions, customs, habits, beliefs, narration, and the present traditions. At the University of Jyväskylä, approximately 120 students study ethnology, cultural anthropology or folkloristics as their major, and the annual intake of students is 20. Approximately 70 students per year select ethnology or folkloristics as their minor subject. Areas of research at the Department are varied: material culture, popular culture, everyday and private life, cultural communication, memory, ethnicity, identity, mentality, childhood, tradition/modernity, historical anthropology, human creativity, minorities, and cultural change. Geographically, the main areas of interest are: Africa, USA, Japan, Scandinavia, and various European cultures. The degree programmes consist of three study modules: basic studies, subject studies and advanced studies. Basic studies examine the basic concepts, principles of research, history and methods of ethnology. Subject studies concentrate on practising scientific research methods; on fieldwork courses the students practice interview techniques, observation, and photography. Additionally, the studies include visits to museums and archives. The Bachelor's thesis is also a part of subject studies. Advanced studies explore the theories, methods and problems of the student's own area of specialisation. Each student compiles his/her Master's thesis on the basis of independent fieldwork.

75. African Music Archive A history and general information on the archive at the Institute of ethnology and African Studies (Johannes Gutenburg University). http://ntama.uni-mainz.de/~ama/

Institute of Ethnology and African Studies Johannes Gutenberg University - Mainz Contact: Univ.-Doz. Dr. Wolfgang Bender bender@mail.uni-mainz.de Forum 6 D - 55099 Mainz African Music Resources Online Das Archiv - The Archive A short portrait of the AMA Eine kurze Geschichte des "Archiv für die Musik Afrikas" 5 Jahre AMA Neu Die CD-Serie des AMA / The CD - Series of AMA Sweet Mother Projekte - Projects Ntama - Internet Journal for African Music and Popular Culture African Music on shellac discs Kulturerhalt Jamaika - ... Press releases COMING SOON: Biographies of African musicians. Edited by Dr. Wolfgang Bender Part 1: Bayo Martins. Voice of Drum. An insider account into popular music in Nigeria. A biographic interview with Dr. Wolfgang Bender. Bayo Martins: Music Foundation of Nigeria Cooperation of AMA and the Music Foundation of Nigeria Bayo Martins and the Histrionics of African Drumming Biographie Projects undertaken in the past four years ... The Music Foundation of Nigeria will host the Conference on the Prejudices against popular Musicianship in the modern Africa States The number of accesses since August 1st, 1996

76. Etnologian Laitos University of Jyväskylä Department of History and ethnology Informationin English. Postiosoite Historian ja etnologian laitos http://www.jyu.fi/tdk/hum/etnologia/

University of Jyväskylä - Department of History and Ethnology Information in English Postiosoite Historian ja etnologian laitos Etnologian osasto Jyväskylän Yliopisto PL 35 (V) 40014 Jyväskylän yliopisto Käyntiosoite Seminaarinkatu 15 Villa Rana (Rakennus V) 40100 Jyväskylän yliopisto Puhelin Fax Ylläpitäjä: Amanuenssi Elina Kiuru. kielky@campus.jyu.fi Päivitetty 1.1.2003

77. Dance At San Francisco State University B.A. in Dance Concentration in Dance ethnology; Concentration in Performance/Choreography; Concentration in Dance Education; Minor in Dance http://www.sfsu.edu/~dance/

78. Journal "ARCHAEOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY OF EURASIA" Announcement of A New International Interdisciplinary Journal. ARCHAEOLOGY,ethnology ANTHROPOLOGY OF EURASIA. The Institute of http://www.archaeology.nsc.ru/ph/eng/

Editorial Council Editorial Board Subscription Announcement of A New International Interdisciplinary Journal The Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences (Novosibirsk) is pleased to announce the publication of a new international peer review journal "Archaeology, Ethnology and Anthropology of Eurasia". The journal will issue volumes four times a year, beginning in the year 2000. Each issue will be published in two identical versions in both Russian and English. Articles will be substantive discussions of their topics, with well published illustrations. It is the goal of this publication to provide authors with an international forum for the presentation of their materials and ideas. Editor-in-Chief: Professor Anatoly Derevianko EDITORIAL COUNCIL A.N. Alexeev (Yakutsk State University, Yakutsk, Russia); N.A. Alexeev (Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russia); T.I. Alexeeva

79. Welcome To The Kendall Institute twelve maritime galleries house international collections of nautical art, history, and ethnology celebrating the ageold human fascination with whales. http://www.kwm.org/

Introducing: The Kendall Institute at the New Bedford Whaling Museum ection of the Kendall Whaling Museum to the New Bedford Whaling Museum, Executive Director Anne B. Brengle announced the establishment of the Kendall Institute, which will be the academic studies and publications division of the New Bedford Whaling Museum. We invite you to visit the New Bedford Whaling Museum

80. Ethnology DEPARTMENT OF ethnology The beginnings of the museum institution thatdeals with collecting ethnological items go back to 1914 and http://www.museummk.com/ethnolog.htm

DEPARTMENT OF ETHNOLOGY The beginnings of the museum institution that deals with collecting ethnological items go back to 1914 and the establishing of the National Museum. The ethnological department was formed in 1925, acting under the name of Museum of Southern Serbia until 1945. The ethnological department is in possession of authentic, well preserved items of traditional costumes from villages and towns, traditional jewellery and weapons, traditional weaving (kilims, bags), traditional economy (agriculture fishing), traditional urban and rural architecture, wood-carved interior elements from Macedonian houses, pottery, art works related to ethnology, traditional customs (feasts, kurban. masquerades), original musical instruments, furnishing from the interior of Macedonian houses, tools for fibbers, craft works, copper ware, etc. At present, the museum is in a possession of 19.000 ethnological museum items from the time of the 10th to the 20th centuries. - Traditional costumes (rural and urban): Jelica Dodovska, Petrula Karadafov, Gordance Vidinic, Sanja Dimovska;

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