41. Archaeology In Europe: 06/01/2005 - 06/30/2005 Jack Davies and Lorenc Bejko from the albanian archaeology International and Lorenc Bejko of the International Centre for albanian archaeology. http://www.archaeology.eu.com/weblog/2005_06_01_archaeologyeu_archive.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=6185618"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/2.css); BlogThis! Archaeology in Europe Archaeological news from the Archaeology in Europe web site Thursday, June 30, 2005 Greek treasures easy prey for antiquities traffickers Authorities in 2005 have so far retrieved 253 ancient objects, two icons and 12 extremely valuable ecclesiastical items. The net profits that come from the international trade in antiquities are akin to those of human and narcotics trafficking. Organized crime networks legalize revenues from illegal activities by purchasing antiquities, while professional dealers in illegal antiquities arm themselves with cutting-edge technology to locate artifacts buried deep in the ground. On the Internet, meanwhile, an endless number of sites hold non-stop “auctions” of items that can date as far back as the sixth century BC. Shipwrecks At the same time, unprotected from the greedy hands of antiquities traffickers, tens of thousands of priceless ancient objects are lying on the Greek seabed, there for the taking. It is estimated that there are over 12,000 shipwrecks around the country and, according to officers of the Department of Antiquities Trafficking, the majority of them are easy prey for antiquities smugglers from all over Europe and the United States.

42. Ideology, Politics And National Identity Morina, albanian archaeology After The First World War Ideology, Politic, AndNational Identity. Nelson, Interpretations of the Archaeology of Manchuria http://www.wac.uct.ac.za/wac4/symposia/s400.asp

W orld Archaeological Congress 4 University of Cape Town 10th - 14th January 1999 Ideology, politics and national identity DOWNLOAD ABSTRACTS Convenor:Sarah Nelson papers: Author 1 Author 2 Title Ciesielska Social Theory in the traditional archaeology Ireland Re-imagining a Community: Theoretical issues arising from the social context of Australian historical archaeology. Lebedev The reflecting archaeology in the move to the limit potential of artefact in Russia on the eve of the third millennium. Morina Albanian Archaeology After The First World War: Ideology, Politic, And National Identity Nelson Interpretations of the Archaeology of Manchuria Rachman Empowerment of small community into Global Era Sand Archaeology as a Way to a Shared Future in New Caledonia? Schmidt Culture as Politics in South Africa: From Segregation to Rainbow Nation Urbanczyk Archaeology as a reflection of political circumstances in post-war Poland Don't forget - you can use the WAC logo at the top of each page for quick and easy navigation. [HELP] WAC 4 home page top of page Academic Information Send all comments and mail to wac4@globalconf.co.za

43. The Butrint Foundation The commitment and skill shown by young albanian archaeology students who haveparticipated in the practical training programme at Butrint or who have spent http://www.butrintfound.dial.pipex.com/aims.htm

None of this would have been possible without the moral and financial backing of so many individuals and organisations that have worked with the Butrint Foundation in 2002 or have encouraged us in our work. In particular thanks must go to the Packard Humanities Institute, which has been our partner in the Butrint project for more than 4 years. AIMS The Butrint Foundation was set up by Lord Rothschild and Lord Sainsbury in 1993 as a charitable trust. Its principle objective is to restore and preserve the Butrint site in southern Albania for the benefit of the general public. OTHER OBJECTIVES INCLUDE: All these have impinged on Butrint and on the work of the Butrint Foundation. Without the support of the Butrint Foundation, without our persistent advocacy of the cause of conservation, and without the effort to mobilise international interest in Butrint, the site might by now have been abandoned to the rampant vegetation, its monuments looted and the area built over. That Butrint today remains one of the great unspoiled sites of the Eastern Mediterranean is important for Albania and a source of pride for our foundation.

44. LISTSERV 14.4 6 October Lecture Cancellation; albanian archaeology lecture 10/6/99; AP ExKLAChiefs Vow No Serb Control; AP French, Russians injured in Kosova ethnic http://listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind9910a&L=albanews

45. Bryn Mawr Classical Review 02.03.14 the firstever report on albanian archaeology to appear in the annualArchaeological Reports that accompany JHS saw the light of day in AR 30 (1983), http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/1991/02.03.14.html

Bryn Mawr Classical Review 02.03.14 Jean-Paul Descoeudres Greek Colonists and Native Populations: Proceedings of the First Australian Congress of Classical Archaeology held in honour of Emeritus Professor A. D. Trendall . Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1990. Canberra: Humanities Research Centre, 1990. Pp. xxxviii + 663; 64 black and white plates. ISBN 0-19-814869-0. $185.00 (hb). Reviewed by Barry Baldwin, University of Calgary. As the subtitle discloses, this portly volume is both conference record and Festschrift, the star of the show being the veteran expert in Greek vases Arthur Dale Trendall, appearing here as both honorand and participant. Like many another epic, this brobdingnagian production has been long in the making. The conference itself was held in July, 1985. Descoeudres' prefatory acknowledgements are dated October, 1987. The book itself appeared late in 1990. Habent sua fata libelli. After lists of contents, plates, abbreviations, and contributors, running in all to 38 pages, Descoeudres kicks things off with an editorial introduction-cum-synthesis that I suppose might have gone down better after a few jars of good Aussie beer. It seemed to myself both silly and superfluous. The opening sentence is preposterous: "When, back in September 1983, the plan was launched to mount an archaeological congress at the University of Sydney on the theme 'Greek Colonists and Native Populations', it aroused bewilderment both in Australia and overseas." Ironically, a good demonstration of colonial mentality. Why on earth, in these days of jet travel and fax machines, should anyone be bewildered by the prospect of an academic conference on any subject in Australia? No such emotions are expressed by Graeme Clark, Deputy Director of the Humanities Research Centre at the Australian National University and also associated with the volume under review, in his preface to

46. Etleva NALLBANI Translate this page Deconstructing and Reconstructing albanian archaeology, Annual Meeting of the for the albanian archaeology et l’Institut d’Archéologie de Tirana. http://www.cfeb.org/curiculum/mba_nallbani.htm

Etleva NALLBANI Domaines de recherche - Culture matérielle byzantine et "barbare" de l’Antiquité tardive au haut Moyen Âge (IVe - XIe siècle) Adresses Personnelle Tel. : 33 (0)1 40 86 17 50 Port. : 33 (0)6 23 96 37 95 E-mail etlevanalbani@freesurf.fr Curriculum vitae de Butrint Foundation, Institute of World Archaeology, University of East Anglia, Norwich, Angleterre. Chercheuse Scientifique La civilisation de "Komani" de l’Antiquité tardive au Haut Moyen Âge, VIème- IX siècles. Mention DEA Licence Chantiers de fouilles Albanie Italie : Lecce Albanie : Butrint Albanie : Butrint Prague France : Lattes Albanie : Byllis Albanie : Butrint Publications Articles - 2003 : sous presse- Nallbani, E. "Quelques objets les plus anciens dans la culture de Komani-Kruja", Actes de plusieurs tables rondes sur : Nallbani, E. "Une nouvelle synagogue de l’antiquité (tardive ?), identifiée à Saranda (Albanie)", Hortus Artium Medievalium , vol 8, Zagreb.

47. France-diplomatie - Les Carnets De L'archéologie Translate this page de la campagne de fouilles 1998 à Apollonia, dans International Symposium 50Years albanian archaeology 1948-1998 (Tirana 9-10/11/1998), sous presse. http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/culture/culture_scientifique/archeologie/apollonia

document.write(haut) Recherche Plan du site Abonnements document.write ( chYahoo ); Albanie Apollonia d'Illyrie : en savoir plus Les auteurs Les financements Les partenaires La bibliographie ... Autres liens Les auteurs Jean-Luc Lamboley, professeur à l'Université de Grenoble II, directeur de la mission depuis 1999. Pierre Cabanes, professeur émérite de l'Université de Paris X, directeur honoraire de la mission. Avec la collaboration de F. Quantin. Les financements Pour la partie française : CNRS, [GDR 1052] Balkans Antiquité Moyen Age. [CRHIPA], Université Pierre Mendès France Grenoble II. Pour la partie albanaise : Institut archéologique, Académie des Sciences de Tirana. Les partenaires Institut archéologique de Tirana Monuments historiques de Tirana Université de Tirana Mairies de Pojani et de Fieri (Albanie) La bibliographie Le choix proposé ci-dessous n'a retenu des publications albanaises que les travaux comportant au moins un résumé en langue française. L'ordre de présentation suit l'année de publication, du plus récent au plus ancien. Depuis le début de la Mission : J.-L. Lamboley, B. Vreka, Résultats de la campagne de fouilles 1998 à Apollonia, dans International Symposium 50 Years Albanian Archaeology 1948-1998 (Tirana 9-10/11/1998), sous presse.

48. Baldwin, Greek Colonists And Native Populations URL = Http report on albanian archaeology to appear in the annual Archaeological 30 and 33), perhaps the result of unfamiliarity with Albanian accentuation. http://www.infomotions.com/serials/bmcr/bmcr-v2n03-baldwin-greek.txt

49. Antiquity March 01, 1993 Articles @ HighBeam Research Archaeology in the former German Democratic Republic since 1989. Conceptual changesin albanian archaeology. Polish archaeology in transition. http://static.highbeam.com/a/antiquity/march011993/

Library Web Executives New! ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Start A Antiquity ... March 01, 1993 Antiquity March 01, 1993 Note: this is a partial listing of available documents. This browsable archive lists a small sample of HighBeam Library's 2,800 publications. To search the entire HighBeam Research Library archive of 32 million articles, click this link: Research A barrow full of cattle skulls. (cattle burial mound in Northamptonshire, England) Archaeology in Bulgaria. Archaeology in the ex-USSR: post-perestroyka problems. ... Upper Palaeolithic figures as a reflection of human morphology and social organization. Font Size: A A A A Choose a Font Style Arial Times About Us Listings

50. European Archaeology Digs archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of albanian archaeology of Albania Series of articles about albanian http://www.archaeolink.com/european_archaeology.htm

Europe Home To European Archaeology Page 2 British Archaeology now has its own page Main Headings Africa Archaeology Archaeoastronomy Asia Archaeology Australia / Oceania Archaeology ... Archaeology Lesson Plans To archaeology pages index On this page - Albania Baltic Region Eastern Europe France ... Ireland Albania Archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of Albanian archaeology. You will find links to specialty pages for a dozen research sites as well as news on late finds. You may spend some time here. - illustrated - From Welcome to Albania - http://www.geocities.com/albaland/archaeology/ Archaeology of Albania Series of articles about Albanian archaeological subjects - photos - http:// www.geocities.com/paris/louvre/6820/art.html Kosova Crisis Center - The Question of Illyrian-Albanian Continuity For an interesting look at politics and archaeology, this is an excellent read. - By Dr. Aleksander Stipcevic - http://www.alb-net.com/illyrians.htm Mallakastra Regional Archaeological Project "MRAP is a multi-disciplinary and diachronic archaeological expedition formally organized in 1996 to investigate the history of prehistoric and historic settlement and land use in central Albania..." The research is centered on the Greek colony called Apollonia. Several seasonal reports and related links. - illustrated - From The Mallakastra Regional Archaeological Project/University of Cincinnati - http://river.blg.uc.edu/mrap/MRAP_en.html

51. Relocating The Caves Of Luigi Cardini In June 2000, a team of archaeologists from the Institute of World archaeology and the albanian Institute of archaeology began a field survey in southern Albania, with the aim of relocating a number of prehistoric caves and surface sites that were first explored in the 1930s by Luigi Cardini. http://www.shef.ac.uk/~capra/3/cardini.html

The Lost Caves of Luigi Cardini: Explorations in Albania 1930-2001 Karen Francis , Institute of World Archaeology, University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ. email: K.Francis@uea.ac.uk When referencing this article, please use the following convention: Francis, K. 2001. The Lost Caves of Luigi Cardini: Explorations in Albania 1930-2001 Capra available at - http://www.shef.ac.uk/~capra/3/cardini.html Introduction Istituto Italiano di Paleontologia Umana, in Rome in 1999 (Francis, 2000), the majority of Cardini's research in Albania had been long forgotten. The Italian Archaeological Mission to Albania The origins of the Italian Archaeological Mission to Albania were rooted in the political crisis that existed in the region immediately prior to the First World War. At this time, various powers with an interest in the post-Ottoman Balkans were vying for control over the newly-defined Albanian territory. Italy's main political concern was the Albanian port of Vlora, which it perceived as the keystone to control over the Adriatic. Although Albania's borders were later determined by the Ambassadors' Conferences of 1921 (Vickers, 1995:100) instability reigned and in the geopolitical contest that ensued between Greece, Yugoslavia and Italy, cultural activities, particularly archaeology, were viewed as a way of promoting influence within the country (Gilkes and Miraj, 2000: 111).

52. [ALBSA-Info] Albanian Archeology Identified by archaeologists of the albanian Institute of archaeology in the Lorenc Bejko, director of the albanian rescue archaeology unit in Tirana, http://www.alb-net.com/pipermail/albsa-info/2000-December/001066.html

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53. WEEK I: 27-31 August Mr. Ols Lafe from the albanian Institute of archaeology in Tirana, will presenta paper (SH221), Thursday, January 13 @ 700 pm entitled ìarchaeology in http://www.millsaps.edu/heritage/weeklyschedule.shtml

DUE TO THE EXTREME GAS SHORTAGE, CLASSES WILL NOT START AGAIN UNTIL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. WE WILL PICK UP RIGHT WHERE WE LEFT OFF. SO, FOR MONDAY THE 12TH, PREPARE THE READINGS AND ASSIGNMENTS THAT YOU WOULD HAVE PREPARED FOR THE PREVIOUS MONDAY.

54. Albanian Synagogue Surfaces Colorful mosaic pavements and the fifth or sixth-century AD synagogue that housedthem were unearthed in the albanian coastal town of Saranda. http://www.archaeology.org/0401/newsbriefs/albania.html

Your browser does not support javascript Albanian Synagogue Surfaces Volume 57 Number 1, January/February 2004 by Jennifer Pinkowski Intricately designed mosaic floors in the synagogue show traditional Jewish iconography, including a menorah. (Courtesy the Hebrew University of Jerusalem) [LARGER IMAGE] Colorful mosaic pavements and the fifth- or sixth-century A.D. synagogue that housed them were unearthed in the Albanian coastal town of Saranda, opposite the Greek island of Corfu. It is the first time such remains have been found from this region and time period. Albanian archaeologists first discovered remnants of a house of worship 20 years ago during an initial excavation of the site, when Communist prohibition of religion made a more thorough survey difficult. Because the structure had undergone multiple uses throughout the centuriesmost recently as a Christian churchthe synagogue remained well hidden for years. When further excavations uncovered evidence of the structure's Jewish past, the Archaeology Institute of the Albanian Academy of Sciences teamed up in 2003 with archaeologists from the Hebrew University Institute of Archaeology for a joint excavation. The first mosaic pavement depicts items associated with Jewish holidays: a menorah, a citron tree, and a ram's horn. The other, located in the basilica of the synagogue, includes trees, animals, and the facade of a structure that may be a Torah shrine. Future excavations will venture beneath adjacent streets and buildings, where parts of the synagogue remain.

55. Under Albanian Soil A brief history of archaeological activity, both past and present, in Albania. http://www.archaeology.org/online/features/albania/

Your browser does not support javascript Under Albanian Soil August 12, 2004 by Diana Michelle Fox A brief history of archaeological activity, both past and present, in Albania Site of Epidamnus at Durres, Albania (Courtesy of the University of Cincinnati) [LARGER IMAGE] Consider ancient Greece and its ruins, and images of Athens and idyllic little Aegean islands come to mind. Albania, bordering the northwestern corner of Greece, probably does not. Small, poor, and often overlooked, Albania was important to ancient Greece as the region where many successful colonies flourished. Greek archaeological remains piqued the curiosity of excavators as early as the beginning of the nineteenth century, and interest in what lies beneath Albania's soil has only continued to grow since then. When Albania was under Communist rule, the state provided much support for archaeologicalwork. Despite a temporary lapse after the fall of Communism in 1990, today archaeologists from Europe and America are working with their Albanian colleaguesto excavate the country's prehistoric, classical, and later sites. Greeks established colonies in the region between the mid-eighth and mid-sixth centuries B.C. when it was already populated by the

56. RFE/RL Newsline, Vol. 2, No. 143, 98-07-29 12 ROW OVER WHO WILL MANAGE albanian ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE. Conservative employeesof the Institute for archaeology and National Monuments sent a petition http://www.hri.org/cgi-bin/brief?/news/balkans/rferl/1998/98-07-29.rferl.html

57. Albanian Cities Sight-seeing Tours Atractions Museums In Albania A careful selection of cities in Albania, best attractions, Albania museums. Historic Museum (the archaeology section is attached) Phone +355 224 32 13, http://www.albania-hotel.com/albanian_cities.html

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58. Tirana Hotels, Hotels In Tirana, Accommodations In Tirana Paintings and icons by the outstanding albanian painter are also exhibited Historic Museum (the archaeology section is attached) Phone +355 224 32 13, http://www.albania-hotel.com/al/albanian_cities.html

English Shqip Italiano Deutsch fillimi transferta rreth nesh ... kontakto Hotele shqiptare hotele ne Tirane hotele ne Durres hotele ne Vlore hotele ne Sarande ... hotele ne Gjirokaster Perse albania-hotel.com Cmime te uleta Ndodhet ne Shqiperi Nuk ka parapagim Nuk ka takse rezervimi Albanian cities TIRANA What to see The Fortress of Pertrela It is located at south of Tirana on the right side of national road linking capital with the city of Elbasan. It was built up by the middle age. The castle was under the command of Scanderbeg sister, Mamica Kastrioti. The fortress of Preza, belongs to the XV century. It has a very nice and dominant position in front of Kruja mountain. The Mosque of Ethem Bey is situated just at the center of Tirana. It was constructed in 1789. Together with the Clock Tower ( 1830). they make a important historic part of Tirana. Ministries represents architectonic values. They were built in the year 1930, when Albania was a kingdom.

59. Archaeology On The Net Passes checker test albanian ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES In this side you will findinformation from albanian archaeological sites.From the ancient times until the http://c.webring.com/hub?ring=archonnet

60. UCL: Graduate: Graduate Prospectus 2006 Entry : Prospective Students albanian Gastroenterology see also 2 Oral Health/Medicine archaeology Geographic Information Science see also 2 3 Paediatrics see also 2 http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate-degrees/index.shtml

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