81. Webvita.html archaeology in Albania. American Journal of archaeology 97 (1993) pp. 703743 Shoqata Arkeologjike Shqiptare (Archaeological Society of Albania) http://www.uta.edu/anthropology/petruso/webvita.htm

Karl M. Petruso CURRENT POSITION Professor of Anthropology and Associate Dean of the Honors College, University of Texas at Arlington OFFICE ADDRESS Department of Sociology and Anthropology Box 19599 University of Texas at Arlington Arlington, TX 76019 Tel. (817) 272-3250 FAX (817) 272-3759 E-mail: petruso@uta.edu Website: http://www.uta.edu/anthropology/petruso/ HOME ADDRESS 2204 Castle Rock Road Arlington, Texas 76006 Tel. (817) 652-9841 EDUCATION A.B. (Classical Languages), Villanova University, 1971 College Year in Athens, 1969-70 M.A. (Classical Archaeology), Indiana University, 1975 American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Greece, Associate Member, 1975-76; Fellow, 1976-77 Ph.D. (Classical Archaeology), Indiana University, 1978 DOCTORAL DISSERTATION "Systems of Weight in the Bronze Age Aegean" (Indiana University, 1978). University Microfilms no. 78-13172. Advisor: Thomas W. Jacobsen PREVIOUS POSITIONS HELD Associate Instructor, Indiana University, 1972-74 Instructor, College Year in Athens, 1976

82. SEDA - Home Article on the history and archaeology of Albania from the Sustainable EconomicDevelopment Agency. http://www.seda.org.al/ACH/arch.htm

Sustainable Economic Development Agency Agjensia per Zhvillim Ekonomik te Qendrueshem ARCHAEOLOGY By Prof. MUZAFER KORKUTI The Illyrians History: Written sources from ancient authors have it that western Balkan regions since ancient times were inhabited by the Illyrians, one of the largest people of the peninsula. Such interpretation of sources can also be backed up by archaeological, linguistic and anthropologic data, which might as well add to the conclusion that the Illyrians were a very ancient and autochthonous population that was formed in a very long historic and cultural process during both the bronze and iron ages (the second millennium BC). Sources of Illyrian tribes may be found in the earliest works of the Hellenic literature in both Homer and Hesiod’s poems. The Greek writers' interest about Illyria and Illyrians grew soon after the first Hellenic colonies settled in the eastern Adriatic coast such as Dyrrachium, Apollonia and Orichon during the 7th to 6th centuries BC. The close links that these cities kept with the metropolis and the continuous visits by both Greek travellers and merchants in order to become acquainted and make deals in both rich minerals and agricultural and dairy products of Illyria, helped the Greek world acquire full and exact knowledge of Illyrians, and such firm data be may easily found across the well-known works of the historians of the ancient world, such as Herodotus and, particularly, Thucydides.

83. Culture Without Context: Issue 10, How The Goddess Lost Her Head The Angloalbanian archaeological project at Butrint that was initiated in The myth of Aeneas the Italian Archaeological Mission in Albania, 1924–43. http://www.mcdonald.cam.ac.uk/IARC/cwoc/issue10/butrint.htm

Issue 10, Spring 2002 How the Goddess lost her head: the myth and reality of the looting of Butrint Institute of World Archaeology University of East Anglia Norwich, UK A recurrent theme of popular folklore concerning foreign archaeological missions working in the Mediterranean is the illegal removal of finds. Stories of this kind range from the true exploits of larger-than-life characters such as Lord Elgin and his assistants in Greece (St Clair 1998) and Giovanni Belzoni in Egypt (Trigger 1989), through to the activities of well-constituted scientific missions of the 1920s and 30s. In many cases the archaeologists concerned have not helped themselves in this matter. Sir Leonard Woolley, for example, filled his books with a series of stories of how he managed to hoodwink the Italian and Turkish authorities and make off with choice pieces (Woolley 1954; 1962). The end of colonialism and the politicization of the past have reinforced this idea in the modern era. Many of the archaeologists of the past are seen as opposing in some fashion the establishment of local national identities; thus, for example, Elgin is demonized in Greece. In the mind of the general public of those countries actually involved in acquisition this concept has also taken root. Witness the activities of Indiana Jones in securing antiquities for his clients. Obviously each case must be taken on its own merits. Here I intend to examine the Butrint sculptures from Albania. This is an instance where the myth has obscured the unpleasant reality, and as a consequence has deflected attention from the present sad situation of theft from museums and archaeological sites.

84. Archaeological Institute Of America archaeology in Albania A 21st Century Perspective Since the end of communismand the opening of borders in 1991, a series of exciting cooperative projects http://www.archaeological.org/webinfo.php?page=10224&lid=14

85. Cotsen Institute At Work In Albania We are grateful to the Institute of archaeology, Albania, and to the Steinmetzfamily for this unique opportunity for students, faculty and researchers at http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/ioa/backdirt/fallwinter04/albania.html

Cotsen Institute at Work in Albania By Sarah Morris and John Papadopoulos In particular, the rise of urbanism in the form of fortified hilltop citadels, several of which are visible in the area, is preceded by the construction of burial mounds in use over several centuries, and the directors shared an interest in examining more closely this social and historical transition from scattered burials to centralized forts. With the support of the Steinmetz Chair for Classical Arch-aeology and Material Culture, and the participation of four UCLA graduate students assisted by the Friends of Archaeology, our team assembled at the site of ancient Apollonia on June 19, 2004, set up data points the next day, and began clearing the mound for excavation on Monday June 21, 2004. The Patos tumulus, containing 78 graves, led us to expect a similar number of wealthy burials of the Early Iron Age, and we were not disappointed. Six weeks of hard work uncovered 28 burials, including a cluster of early modern graves, notably of infants and with inhumed animals, and we were rewarded with some spectacular finds of the Early Iron Age. The Kress Foundation and the Mellon Foundation enabled the participation of two conservators who not only handled a steady stream of artifacts but also repaired older finds from the Patos tumulus, and helped inspire interest in Albania in the new UCLA-Getty MA program in Archaeological Conservation. Finally, the Harry Wellcome Biomolecules Center at Oxford joined us with a team member investigating problems of contamination of ancient DNA material. The end of our first season brought us not quite halfway through this rich site, with enough material for a preliminary report and several thesis topics, and we are already planning our second season in the field for Summer 2005. All team members agreed that the most rewarding experience of our first season was a satisfying and enjoyable collaboration with Albanian colleagues and students.

86. Macedonian Press Agency: News In English, 00-08-09 11 GREEK AND albanian ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG IN KORITSA Greek and albanianarcheologists will collaborate in an archaeological dig due to begin on http://www.hri.org/news/greek/mpab/2000/00-08-09.mpab.html

Compact version Today's Suggestion Browse through our Interesting Nodes on Cyprus History Sunday, 18 September 2005 News Latest News (All) From Greece From Cyprus From Europe From Balkans ... PNP-Online User ID: Macedonian Press Agency: News in English, 00-08-09 Macedonian Press Agency: Brief News in English Directory - Previous Article Next Article From: The Macedonian Press Agency at http://www.mpa.gr and http://www.hri.org/MPA CONTENTS MINISTER OF AEGEAN SCOFFS AT CHURCHS DERISION GREEK GENERAL IN UK, LAYS A WREATH FOR SAUNDERS BAKOYIANNI:TURKISH ARMY CHIEF STATEMENT PROVOCATIVE GREEK FISHING BOAT RAMMED BY TURKISH STORESHIP GREEK OLYMPIC TEAM CYCLIST FAILS 2ND DOPPING TEST SPONGE DIVER FINDS TREASURE IN ASTYPALAIA COAST GRD613 MILLION AWARDED TO YAK CRASH VICTIMS KIN OA FINANCIAL LEDGERS FULL OF GAPS, DISCREPANCIES CREDIBLE WITNESS TO SAUNDERS MURDER TESTIFIES «JOHN» DEMANDS REFUND, DIDNT GET SATISFACTION GREEK AND ALBANIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG IN KORITSA MINISTER OF AEGEAN SCOFFS AT CHURCHS DERISION Athens, 9 August 2000 (11:38 UTC+2) After the clergy association of the island of Mytilene passed a resolution this week declaring Aegean Minister Nikos Sifounakis persona non grata, he responded with the wish that "this story doesn't develop into a comedy that will most of all harm the Church."

87. Archaeology Holiday In Albania. World's Best Responsible & Ecotourism Holidays archaeology conservation holiday in Albania. Conservation in Albania s ButrintNP, £510 for 15 days ex flights. World s best responsible ecotourism http://www.responsibletravel.com/Trip/Trip100199.htm

Adventure holidays Beach holidays Budget travel Cultural holidays ... S-Z Archaeology conservation holiday in Albania See more... >>Archaeology holidays here Country: Albania Departures: 2005: 3 Sep Price: £510 (15 days) excluding flights Read independent holiday review(s) Location: Butrint National Park, World Heritage Site on Ksamili peninsula, southwest Albania, near Greek border. According to legend, Butrint was founded by Helenus after fall of Troy - it must be the least spoilt of the great classical sites. Sixth century BC fortifications evoke onetime military and economic might, but today Butrint National Park provides tranquil surroundings for the majestic ruins. Work: Background - National Park adapting to increasing number of visitors and restoring historic features. Action: trail work, cleaning and repairing dry stone walls. Summary - discover a classical secret on this amazing heritage project. Leisure: Swimming, snorkelling, boating the Med or Lake Butrint, relaxing on beach. Discover local history in nearby villages or further afield, historic city of Gjirokastra (impressive castle/old town). End your day wandering up to the old monastery to watch the sun sink down behind Corfu. For the less romantic - dodgems on the seafront with kebab and Tirana in hand/lively Saranda's bars/discos. Weekend trekking experience to discover local area (included). Accommodation: A day in the life of a volunteer The National Park is adapting to increasing number of visitors and you'll be restoring historic features, trail work, cleaning and repairing dry stone walls; assistance with Ancient Theatre Festival (Sept). Discover a classical secret on this amazing heritage project.

88. Welcome To Frosina.org :: An Albanian Immigrant And Cultural Resource Regional Archaeological Research in Albania Apollonia and Its Hinterland In MayJune of 1998, a team of albanian and American archaeologists gathered http://www.frosina.org/about/infobits.asp?id=145

89. Remnants Of Ancient Synagogue In Albania Revealed Archaeologists Head To Albania For Cultural Rescue Mission (March 7, Amid albanian Turmoil, UC Archaeologists Glean Secrets Of The Stone Age (December 7 http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/10/031009064923.htm

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90. BUBL LINK: Albania Subjects albania, archaeology links, austria, belgium, bulgaria, croatia, cyprus,czech republic, denmark, estonia, finland, france, germany, greece, http://bubl.ac.uk/link/a/albania.htm

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91. Enlaces Albania. Información Sobre Albania archaeology in Albania Welcome to Albania introduces archaeology in Albania archaeology of Albania - Art and archaeology of ancient Albania (Illyria). http://destinia.com/guide/odp/Albania/30014/es

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92. VHN News Article Virtual archaeology in Butrinti Albania INDUSTRY Technology DATE 12 Jun KEYWORDSUNESCO, Butrinti, Albania, Baptistry LOCATION Butrinti, Albania http://www.virtualheritage.net/news/article.cfm?NID=39&user=Guest&UID=000000&LS=

93. VHN News Article Virtual archaeology in Butrinti Albania Technology ?t 12Jun ?? UNESCO, Butrinti, Albania, Baptistry http://www.virtualheritage.net/news/Article.cfm?NID=39&LS=Japanese&Lang=english&

94. Archaeologists Peel Away More Layers Of Butrint BUTRINT, Albania More than 2000 years after Julius Caesar came here for 100 archaeologists from 19 nations, 60 albanian undergraduates and dozens of http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/17/AR2005071700716.

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95. Remnants Of Ancient Synagogue In Albania Revealed Hebrew University, albanian archaeologists in cooperative project. Impressiveremnants from a synagogue dating from the 5th or 6th century, CE, http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2003-10/huoj-roa100803.php

Public release date: 8-Oct-2003 E-mail Article Contact: Jerry Barach jerryb@savion.huji.ac.il Hebrew University of Jerusalem Remnants of ancient synagogue in Albania revealed Hebrew University, Albanian archaeologists in cooperative project Impressive remnants from a synagogue dating from the 5th or 6th century, C.E., have been revealed in the city of Saranda, a coastal city in Albania, opposite the Greek island of Corfu. Initial excavations at the site were conducted some 20 years ago when Albania was under tight Communist rule. The existence of the ancient synagogue has now come to light as the result of an invitation from the Archaeology Institute of the Albanian Academy of Sciences, asking the Hebrew University Institute of Archaeology to participate in a joint excavation and study project at the site. Working in the past few weeks there have been Professors Ehud Netzer and Gideon Foerster of the Hebrew University, together with Albanian archaeologists Kosta Lako and Etleva Nalbani. The synagogue that has been uncovered underwent various periods of use, including its conversion into a church at its last stage. Particularly noteworthy among the finds are two mosaic pavements.

96. MSN Encarta - Albania Albania is home to many museums of archaeology; local, military, and naturalhistory; ethnography (the study of cultures); and religious and secular http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761561564_5/Albania.html

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97. [Projekat Rastko] Archaeology Kosovo And Metohia In The Middle Ages Archaeological Research are notsupported by the known archaeological evidence from Yugoslavia and Albania. http://www.rastko.org.yu/arheologija/djordje_jankovic.html

Ph. D. Djordje Jankovic Kosovo And Metohia In The Middle Ages - Archaeological Research Senior Lecturer Head of the Medieval Archaeology Department, Philosophical Faculty, Belgrade Belgrade, 1999 The fact that Kosovo Polje belonged to the Serbian State in the IX-X cent. has been most obviously archaeologically proved by the most ancient Serbian and Slav administrative testimony found at the Cecan fortification near Vucitrn. It is a shard of a jug used for the payment of taxes in wine, marked to a volume of six measuring units, denoted by means of notches and Glagolitic letters (G. Tomovic, Inscription glagolitique de Cecan, Revue historique, XXXVII, Institut d'histoure, Belgrade 1990, pp 19). Cecan was probably conquered by the emperor Samoil in his war against Serbia in cca. 988, when the Serbian duke Jovan Vladimir, the saint whose reliques have been preserved in the Orthodox temple at Elbasan, Albania, was taken prisoner. As far as is known, from among all the Serbian areas, apart from those of Montenegro and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Metohia is the one with the greatest number of churches that have been in continuous use for over a thousand years. The temples and churches founded in the VI-VII cent. and/or in the IX-XI cent., for instance those at Lipljan, Gracanica, Bogorodica Ljeviska at Prizren, and others, are still there; Turkish and Austrian devastations in the XVI and the XVII cent. have left the remains of Banjska, near Kosovska Mitrovica, of Studenica Hvostanska, near Pec, of Arhandjeli Prizrenski, etc.

98. Science -- Sign In But on 28 July, archaeologists at the two institutes petitioned albanian PresidentRexhep Meidani to block the collaboration. The opponents, who include http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/281/5379/897

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99. Women In Old World Archaeology She then traveled to Albania where she undertook anthropological research inMacedonia and made her Breaking Ground Pioneering Women Archaeologists http://www.brown.edu/Research/Breaking_Ground/results.php?d=1&first=Margaret Mas

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