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France Archaeology:     more books (100)

A Social History of Nineteenth-Century France by Roger Price, 1987-12 A Social History of France, 1789-1914: Second Edition by Peter McPhee, 2004-03-04 Jewish art at Duke: The Abram and Frances Pascher Kanof Collection of Jewish Art, Archaeology, and Symbolism by Daniel J Rettberg, 1991 Strategies for Digital Data: Findings and Recommendations from Digital Data in Archaeology - A Survey of User Needs by Frances Condron, etc., 1999-07 Notice of some recently discovered Roman antiquities at Sanxay, near Poitiers, in France (Journal of the British Archaeological Association. [Offprint]) by Harry Mengden Scarth, 1883 The role of Fort Chambly in the development of New France, 1665-1760 (Studies in archaeology, architecture, and history) by Cyrille Gelinas, 1983 Terra Amata and the Middle Pleistocene Archaeological Record of Southern France (University of California Publications in Anthropology) by Paola Villa, 1983-02 Military in Politics and Society in France & Germany in the 20th Century (German Historical Perspectives) Sixty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong: Why We Love France but Not the French by Jean-Benoit Nadeau, Julie Barlow, 2003-05-01 France on Display: Peasants, Provincials, and Folklore in the 1937 Paris World's Fair (Suny Series in National Identities) by Shanny Peer, 1998-02-26 Context of a Late Neandertal: Implications of Multidisciplinary Research for the Transistion to Upper Paleolithic Adaptations at Saint-Cesaire, Char (Monographs in World Archaeology) by Anna Mary Backer, Francois Leveque, 1993-07 Death and Afterlife in Modern France by Thomas A. Kselman, 1992-12-14 Manorial Domestic Buildings in England and Northern France (Occasional Paper) by Michael Jones, Gwyn Meirion-Jones, 1994-12-31 Social Institutions of France by P. Laroque, 1983-01-01

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101. Antiquity: Archaeological Theory In France And Britain.(Theory In French Archaeo
     Access the article, Archaeological theory in france and Britain.(Theory in FrenchArchaeology) from Antiquity, a publication in the field of Reference  
     http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3284/is_199903/ai_n13165085
     
     Extractions: in partnership with Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research British archaeologists have long been puzzled by the contrast between the way in which the theoretical underpinnings of the discipline are discussed and explored on the French side of the Channel. Theory might be considered one of the most significant issues in British archaeology over the last 30 years, since the work of David Clarke in the late 1960s. There has sprung up a healthy tradition of debate, of polemic and counter-polemic, inspired by a desire to understand the epistemological and methodological underpinnings of our subject. In France, by contrast, theory has been a ... Read the full article with a Free Trial of HighBeam Research

102. Powell's Books - Southern France: An Oxford Archaeological Guide (Oxford Archaeo
     In this Oxford Archeological Guide, Cleere concentrates on the rich archeologicalheritage of Southern france, from the cave art of the Paleolithic period,  
     http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=17-0192880063-0

103. Archaeology Expeditions
     Listing of Earthwatch archaeology volunteer programs. Sign up for one of manyarchaeology expeditions today!  
     http://www.earthwatch.org/subject/archaeology.html

104. Nabataea: Petra Park
     Two bodies, Electricité de france and SPOT Image, have offered to study the Recent archaeological research shows that many vestiges of the ancient site  
     http://nabataea.net/ppark.html
     
     Extractions: The Petra Archeological Park In 1993, Jordan set aside a hundred odd square miles of rugged canyon country as a national park. This park not only contains the ancient city of Petra with it's priceless monuments, but all through the park are steep walled canyons with old caravan roads that once moved exotic eastern goods to the Egyptian, Greek and Roman Empires. A plan for safeguarding Petra and its surroundings Reprinted with permission from Heritage Newsletter, English Version No. 2, June 1993 In 1991, UNESCO Director-General Federico Mayor responded favorably to a request emanating from the highest level in Jordan for help with regard to the site of Petra, inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1985. For several years, even before its inscription on the List, Petra had benefited from international co-operation. During the period 1960 to 1970, studies were carried out by the World Bank, in collaboration with experts from UNESCO, with a view to establishing a new residential areAto house the peoples living in tombs dating back to the Nabatacan era and carved in the rose-red rock of Petra. The French National Geographic Institute (IGN), under contract to UNESCO, had also made a number of photogrammetric surveys and restoration missions had been sent to PetrAto try to consolidate the stucco decorations adorning the Qasr Al Bint, one of the principal monuments of the site.

105. Wine-botle Shard Provides Long-sought Proof Of Old French Site
     University of Illinois archaeologists working with the Illinois Department of bottle that was made in france around the time of the American Revolution.  
     http://www.news.uiuc.edu/scitips/01/12arch.html
     
     Extractions: University of Illinois archaeologists working with the Illinois Department of Transportation in a state-funded project to relocate State Highway 29, while protecting potential historic sites, have turned up a fragment of a wine bottle that was made in France around the time of the American Revolution. Nearby, they found darker soil indicating the wall trench outlines of a traditional French cabin. The discoveries, made on Nov. 8 about a mile north of Interstate 74, and on high ground about 300 meters from the river, not only pinpoint the lost French site, but settle many old debates. "Historians have been arguing since the mid-1800s where this village was located, and archaeologists have been actively searching for this site since the late 1960s," said Thomas Emerson, an archaeologist and director of the UI’s ITARP, the Illinois Transportation Archaeological Research Program, which examines future roadway construction sites for possible historical importance.

106. Archéologie Française < ArchNEWS - ArchDATA - ArchAGENDA > French Archaeology
     Translate this page Portail de la recherche archéologique en france et les pays francophones surInternet. Gateway to archaeological research in france and Francophone  
     http://www.univ-tlse2.fr/utah/archdata/

107. The SHAPE Lab @ Brown University
     Center for use of computers and computer vision in archaeology research.  
     http://www.lems.brown.edu/vision/extra/SHAPE/

108. The Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave
     The ChauvetPont-d Arc Cave incorporate several very large galleries thataccommodate more than 400 paintings and engravings dating to the Paleolithic era  
     http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/arcnat/chauvet/en/gvpda-d.htm

109. Great Archaeological Sites
     From Prehistory to the Middle Ages, history and the lives of men in times pastare presented here by the most accomplished of specialists, in a presentation  
     http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/arcnat/en/

110. Notice To Forethought.net Customers
     Notice to Forethought.net Customers. As of June 2005, Dimensional.com homepageshave been permanently moved to the Dim.com domain. The file you  
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111. L'Archéologie Sous Les Mers
     http://www.archeologie-sous-marine.culture.fr/

112. CNN.com - Nature - Archaeologists Unearth Bones At French Settlement In Texas -
     Archaeologists have unearthed bones that may be those of settlers in Fort St.Louis, the shortlived French colony founded three centuries ago by famed  
     http://www.cnn.com/2000/NATURE/11/29/texas.dig.ap/

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