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THE VIKINGS : Explorers of the World ENGLISH EXPLORERS : Explorers of the World VHS Explorers of the World : FRENCH EXPLORERS Exploring Church History (World Explorer) by Perry Thomas, 2005-07-11 National Geographic World Atlas for Young Explorers (New Millennium) by National Geographic, 1998-10-01 World Explorer: People, Places, and Cultures, Guide to the Essentials, Easy to follow text summaries and graphic organizers, Key vocabulary, Chapter tests, Glossary (Pearson Education, Prentice Hall) by Prentice Hall, 2003 How To Be An Explorer Of The World (Korean Edition) by Keri Smith, 2010-08 Explorers of the New World (History Firsthand) Geography: Tools and Concepts (Prentice Hall World Explorer) by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, Michal L. LeVasseur, et all 2002-01 Discoverers And Explorers: People Who Changed The World (Volume 1) by Edward R. Shaw, Tom Thomas, 2009-03-11 Medieval Times to Today (Prentice Hall World Explorer) by Heidi Hayes; Randolph, Brenda; LeVasseur, Michal L. Jacobs, 2000-08 On top of the world: Five women explorers in Tibet by Luree Miller, 2000 Ferdinand Magellan: And the First Voyage Around the World (Explorers of the New World) by Jim Gallagher, 2000-01 La Salle: French Explorer of the Mississippi (Great Explorers of the World) by David Aretha, 2009-04

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81. Explorers' Prizes Shared With The World - Science - MSNBC.com
    The Royal Geographical Society is making a treasure trove of artifacts anddocuments from explorers such as Charles Darwin and Edmund Hillary available to  
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5123168/
    
    Extractions: By By Jill Lawless LONDON - There's Charles Darwin's sextant, Edmund Hillary's oxygen canister and Dr. Livingstone's hat. They are among artifacts, available to the public for the first time, from the archives of the Royal Geographical Society , the 174-year-old British institution that sent explorers to the South Pole, up Mount Everest and in search of the source of the Nile - and amassed one of the world's largest geographical archives. The London-based society will open next week an airy extension to its Victorian headquarters housing 2 million records - maps, charts, books and photographs. Society director Rita Gardner said Wednesday that the six-year, $13 million project had moved the documents from "Dickensian conditions" in the building's basement to climate-controlled rooms in the new wing.

82. Gunston Middle School Library: Explorers Of The New World
    Who were the explorers of the New world? What motivated them to come to thishemisphere? What challenges did they encounter here? What did changes did they  
    http://www.arlington.k12.va.us/schools/gunston/library/students/links/explorers/
    
    Extractions: Gunston Middle School Library Media Center Introduction Portuguese and Spanish Explorers English Explorers ... Viking Explorers Who were the explorers of the New World? What motivated them to come to this hemisphere? What challenges did they encounter here? What did changes did they bring back to Europe? What is their legacy? After using books, magazines and reference materials, search these Internet links to find additional information about the European Explorers of the New World. The European Voyages of Exploration: Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries

83. Great Explorers Of The World
    Great explorers of the world By David Angus Read by Kerry Shale, Sam Dastor,Trevor Nichols and Frances Jeater. Marco Polo • Ibn Battuta • Vasco da Gama  
    http://www.naxosaudiobooks.com/pages/229112.htm
    
    Extractions: Read by: Kerry Shale, Sam Dastor, Trevor Nichols and Frances Jeater Marco Polo • Ibn Battuta • Vasco da Gama • Christopher Columbus • Ferdinand Magellan • Captain Cook • Lewis and Clark • Livingstone and Stanley • The Apollo Mission to the Moon UNABRIDGED Here are the stories of nine great adventures and the lives of the men who took part in them. They pushed back the frontiers of man’s knowledge of the world by their vision, courage and sheer doggedness. They were very different people – from bold adventurers facing the unknown with enjoyment to careful, more scientific individuals. Their journeys are placed within their historical context, but also contain the words of the men themselves. Format: CD tape Quantity:

84. Review: Ruin Explorers
    Plot outline and review of Ruin explorers at Akemi s Anime world.  
    http://www.animeworld.com/reviews/ruinexplorers.html
    
    Extractions: Ruin Explorers looks like more good dumb fantasy fun, but that's not actually being fair to the series; it's really more like Slayers shifted one notch toward the non-silly end of the spectrum. Where slayers has really dumb jokes, then fairly serious plot at the end of each story arc, Ruin Explorers started light, then built to an end that was essentially straight fantasy, and a bit grim at that. Essentially, the first two episodes were a light comedy more in the vein of Oh My Goddess! and You're Under Arrest! than the really silly stuff in Slayers, or the sleazy stuff in Bastard!! (wow, look at all the exclamation points in those titles...), and the second half was more Record of Lodoss Wars than anything else. (Digression while I'm on the topic of other fantasy series: have you ever noticed that in just about every anime fantasy, the size of the shoulder plates on a character's armor is directly proportional to either their strength or their significance to the plotyou look; Linna Inverse, Irhie, that punk from Lodoss Wars, they all have really huge shoulder pads. Weak or minor characters, on the other hand, always have deficient shoulder platesheck, maybe that's why they're weak (ever noticed that the burly magic armor always has really huge shoulders? Hmm?). Ok, I'm done... sorry about that.) In a way, this story in this particular shoulder-fest was a lot more of a story than it could have been; the characters (despite their rather silly quirks) were relatively straight, and their quest was nothing to laugh at, nor did they try. By the end, in part due to some backstory that felt like more than just an afterthought or hollow reason for swordswinging, things had developed into a respectable, if not very original, fantasy quest. Actually, even on the count of originality it doesn't fare that badlythere was a twist or two (mostly at the very end) that wasn't as obvious as I was expecting.

85. Space Explorers Planetary Times - Volume 2, Issue 16
    world Space Week 2004 Space and Sustainable Development. world Space Week is aninternational celebration of science and technology and their contributions  
    http://news.space-explorers.com/display.asp?v=2&i=16&a=1

86. Space Explorers Planetary Times - Volume 2, Issue 16
    world Space Week celebration. Photo courtesy Spaceweek International. The USchapter of the Association of Space explorers (ASE) is hosting its first  
    http://news.space-explorers.com/display.asp?v=2&i=16&a=5

87. Volunteer At The Aquarium
    The WOW explorers Program is a new science and volunteer training class for For Parents Outreach Programs Lecture Series world of Water Films  
    http://www.neaq.org/community/vol/wow.html
    
    Extractions: application due 4/3/06 See our calendar for program dates The WOW Explorers Program is a new science and volunteer training class for teens ages 13 to 15. Participants in the WOW Explorers program will learn background information and the skills needed to serve as Aquarium Guides interpreting exhibits, leading hands-on activities and presenting gallery and live animal talks. The program will consist of six sessions covering the following topics: At the conclusion of the program sessions each participant will be assessed on what they have learned and perform an oral presentation on a chosen topic to the group. Qualified participants will then be invited to volunteer for Visitor Education for special events and school breaks including December, February and April vacation weeks.

88. NOVA Online | Sultan's Lost Treasure | Ancient Chinese Explorers
    Ancient Chinese explorers by Evan Hadingham rather than the Portuguese,Spanish, Dutch and British, should not have colonized the world.  
    http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sultan/explorers.html
    
    Extractions: In 1999, New York Times journalist Nicholas D. Kristof reported a surprising encounter on a tiny African island called Pate, just off the coast of Kenya. Here, in a village of stone huts set amongst dense mangrove trees, Kristof met a number of elderly men who told him that they were descendants of Chinese sailors, shipwrecked on Pate many centuries ago. Their ancestors had traded with the local Africans, who had given them giraffes to take back to China; then their boat was driven onto the nearby reef. Kristof noted many clues that seemed to confirm the islanders' tale, including their vaguely Asian appearance and the presence of antique porcelain heirlooms in their homes. Six centuries ago, a mighty armada of Chinese ships crossed the China Sea, then ventured west to Ceylon, Arabia, and East Africa. The fleet consisted of giant nine-masted junks, escorted by dozens of supply ships, water tankers, transports for cavalry horses, and patrol boats. The armada's crew totaled more than 27,000 sailors and soldiers. The largest of the junks were said to be over 400 feet long and 150 feet wide. (The

89. List Of Explorers - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Index to Wikipedia articles on world explorers.  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_explorers

90. World Explorers Club : International Students : Enrollment & Financial Aid : Gat
    The world explorers Club is a fun, educational, and diverse club with studentsfrom around the world, including the United States. The purpose of the world  
    http://enroll.gatewaycc.edu/Enrollment/InternationalStudents/WorldExplorersClub.
    
    Extractions: @import url( http://enroll.gatewaycc.edu/GateWayCmsWeb/shared/common/style/printenroll.css ); @import url( http://enroll.gatewaycc.edu/GateWayCmsWeb/shared/common/style/base.css ); @import url( http://enroll.gatewaycc.edu/GateWayCmsWeb/shared/common/style/enroll.css ); Catalog Schedule Grades Blackboard ... international students / world explorers club The World Explorers Club is a fun, educational, and diverse club with students from around the world, including the United States. The purpose of the World Explorers Club is to promote support and understanding of the diverse cultures of the world as well as provide a supportive environment for new and returning international students. International (students on an F-1 visa or born other than the United States are considered International) and American students are welcome to join. This diverse mix of cultures is a safe and relaxing place to make friends, be active on campus, get to know your community, and travel to discover local and nearby historical towns and scenic parts of Arizona. The World Explorers Club: Something for everyone!

91. Census Of Marine Life Explorers Surprised By Diversity, Density Of Arctic Creatu
    A historic expedition of Census of Marine Life explorers to the planet s most “The Canada Basin is one of the world’s most isolated ocean areas,” says  
    http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/07/050730094700.htm
    
    Extractions: Source Census of Marine Life Date Print this page Email to friend A yet unidentified cnidarian collected from the deep Arctic Canada Basin with the manipulator arm of an ROV. The specimen was attached to a second species of cnidarian. (Image by Bluhm and Iken, NOAA) Related News Stories Melting Ice Cap Gives Urgency To New Census Of Marine Life Project In Arctic Ocean (June 25, 2004) full story (November 29, 2004) full story Expedition To Explore Remarkable Deep-Sea Mountain (May 10, 2002) full story Global Climate Change Recorded In Antarctic Marine Fossils (December 3, 1997) An ancient type of marine community typical of 450 million years ago has resurfaced in Antarctic fossils of near-modern age. The findings suggest that as Antarctica entered its current deep freeze, ... full story related stories Related sections: Sheltered for millennia under a lid of ice currently one to 20 meters thick, unexpectedly high numbers and varieties of large Arctic jellies, squid, cod, and other animals have been found thriving in the extreme cold, thanks to a landmark voyage during the brief polar summer aboard an American ice cutter.

92. Cunard: The Most Famous Ocean Liners In The World
    MODERNDAY explorers TO FOLLOW IN FOOTSTEPS OF HISTORY S GREATEST one of theworld’s greatest explorers, and provides the inspiration for the route of  
    http://www.cunard.com/AboutCunard/NewsReleases.asp?Cat=&View=ViewArticle&Mode=Ne

93. Who Goes There: European Exploration Of The New World
    Recounts the stories of famous Portuguese, Spanish, English, and French explorers.  
    http://library.thinkquest.org/J002678F/

94. Content Index
    Your request for world /explorers and Adventurers identified the resources below.Select Resources type. Activities Lesson Plans and Activities  
    http://teacher.scholastic.com/ilp/index.asp?SubjectID=2&SubheadID=6&TopicID=24

95. America’s Earliest Cave Explorers Were The Best In The World
    “They must have been the best explorers in the world,” he said. Their achievementswould not be rivaled until the beginning of the 20th century,  
    http://www.csuchico.edu/pub/inside/archive/02_02_14/cave.html
    
    Extractions: Willey discussed the remarkable feat of the Native Americans who explored the back portion of a cave in north central Tennessee that holds a complex network of more than eight miles of mapped passages. The front portion of the cave is well known, but the back portion has an opening high above a muddy and slimy talus slope that can be reached only on hands and knees. The modern explorers of 1976 thought they were discovering a virgin passage until they came to a short, side passage about a quarter of a mile long and found human footprints. Prehistoric explorers had used cane torches (a river cane is native to the area) as their only light. Charcoal from the torches was carbon dated by researchers from Washington University in St. Louis. It is the earliest known cave exploration in that area of the United States.

96. World Atlas For Young Explorers
    The section of world thematic maps contains new graphics and information, ZC8790 world Atlas for Young explorers National Geograp $29.95  
    http://www.globecorner.com/t/t34/17323.php

97. ARTSEDGE: Explorers' Experience
    Students will research a world explorer and prepare maps of the routes traveled . world Book Columbus and other New world explorers  
    http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/content/2365/
    
    Extractions: document.pageDescription='Students will research a world explorer and prepare maps of the routes traveled.'; About Us Feedback Search A RTS ... Lessons For the teacher: Making a Papier-Mache Map For the student: Vocabulary List of Explorers Research Questions = part of the current spotlight = opens in a new window = kid-friendly = printable = interactive = audio = video = images Students will discuss the concept of exploration. They will research a world explorer and prepare maps of the routes traveled. Students will create a papier-mache map to represent the explorer’s journey.

98. REI.com: Unavailable Product
    Bursting with color and illumination, this volume ensures that curious youngsterswill better understand our everchanging world. Buy it now at REI.com,  
    http://www.rei.com/online/store/ProductDisplay?storeId=8000&catalogId=4000000800

99. CTV.ca | Explorers Set World Record For Trek To North Pole
    CTV News on CTV Canadian television s online home for news and entertainment.  
    http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1114529741203_109938941?s_na

100. JS Online: Explorers Give Years, Lives Discovering Harsh World
     Journal Sentinel Online is a multimedia news and information service of theMilwaukee Journal Sentinel and Journal Communications Inc., covering news,  
     http://www.jsonline.com/news/gen/jan01/explore08010701.asp
     
     Extractions: More Classifieds... Merchandise Rummage Sales Tickets Contests Personals Place ads online More... Subscriber Services... Get the Journal Sentinel Manage your account - Vacation holds - Make Payments Get Packer Plus Place classified ads Photo reprints PressCard discounts Celebrations Front pages online News Business Sports Entertainment ... Careers of the Journal Sentinel staff Last Updated: Jan. 7, 2001 For most of recorded history, Antarctica was a question mark on world maps. Formidable barriers of sea ice and the world's stormiest seas kept all but the hardiest of mariners away. The famed English explorer James Cook circumnavigated what is now known as the Southern Ocean in trips made between 1772 and 1775, encountering vast reaches of sea ice but no land. But the presence of impenetrable ice led him to surmise that there must be a continent to the south. Crossing the Southern Ocean and spotting the Antarctic land mass did not happen until the early 1820s, when the lure of profit drew commercial whalers and seal hunters. They were the continent's first visitors, mostly along the Antarctic Peninsula.

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