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Free Email Search the web Yellow Pages Greeting Cards ... World News Explore Oman Fact sheet Geography The People Government ... Business Internet Services Web design Web hostingn Advertising Links Government sites Omani mbasseis Joind mail list list archive Oman in history Little is known about Oman's pre-Islamic past but it is clear from recent archeological discoveries and research that early civilizations existed at least 5000 years ago. Sumerian tablets refer to a country named "Magan" as a source of copper. It seems certain that they referred to Oman.Evidence from excavations near Sohar shows that the copper mining and smelting industry was well developed by the year 2000BC. Frankincense from Dhofar, which was so important in the social religious life of ancient peoples also provides evidence of the existence of an early trading community. It is also clear that there were farming and fishing settlements from the earliest times. The ancestors of present day Omanis are believed to have arrived in two waves of migration over a number of years, the first from Yemen and the second from northern Arabia at a time when various parts of the country were occupied by the Persians. The call of the Prophet Mohammed to the Omanis to become Muslims altered the course of their history. It was in about 630 AD that Amr Ibn al-As arrived in Oman bearing a letter from the Prophet to Abd and Jaifar, the two sons of al-Julanda, who ruled Oman jointly. Having embraced Islam, they were instrumental in defeating the Persians.

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tell a FRIEND! click here for latest UPDATES About IACA ... Numismatic Program Aruba, July 22-28, 2001 The 19th International Congress of Caribbean Archaeology will be held in Aruba at the Marriott Hotel, from July 22 to 28, 2001. The co-Chairmen are Arminda Ruiz and Raymundo Dijkhoff at the Archaeological Museum of Aruba , email: archeo@setarnet.aw Sunday July 22, 2001 10:00 a.m - 6:00 p.m. Registration 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. IACA Board meeting 3:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Workshop "Archaeology & Education" by Ina Croes (Institute of Culture Aruba ) The workshop will focus on the way to convey scientific information to certain target groups. This is essential to education, conservation and further funding of scientific research. 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Welcome cocktail - Cóctel de Bienvenida - Cocktail de Bienvenue Monday July 23, 2001 / Lunes / Lundi 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Opening Ceremony - Ceremonia de Apertura - Cérémonie Inaugurale Opening words by Jay Haviser president IACA Arminda Ruiz chairperson IACA Congress Dr. Lili Beke-Martinez

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BWI Timeline Edward Warren, at the age of 13, made the first recorded manned flight in the United States, in a balloon over the City of Baltimore. College Park Airport began operations. Today, it is the oldest operating airport in the United States. Logan Field, the first commercial aviation facility in Maryland, opened in Baltimore. Regular air mail service began. Eastern Air Transport Company, which became Eastern Airlines, inaugurated the first scheduled passenger service from Logan Field. The master plan for a new airport in Maryland was completed. The Baltimore Aviation Commission selected a 3,200-acre site in the vicinity of Friendship Church, Anne Arundel County, ten miles south of Baltimore and 30 miles north of Washington, D.C. Construction on the new airport began and it was officially named Friendship International Airport. President Harry S Truman dedicated Friendship International Airport on June 24. Scheduled airline service began one month later. The airport was viewed as the most advanced in the United States. Friendship International Airport was the East Coast terminus of the record-breaking transcontinental flight by the first Boeing 707 jetliner.

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THE FIRST BONAIREANS by Jay B. Haviser, 1991, Reports of the Archaeological-Anthropological Institute of the Netherlands Antilles, No. 10, Curacao Summay Compiled by Jerry Ligon To summarize the prehistoric cultural background for Bonaire, we note the first humans arriving on the island at about 1400 B. C.. These hunter-gatherer-fishing peoples, were a small familistic group who had moved from Curacao to Bonaire. These Archaic peoples did not know of agriculture, nor how to make ceramics, and they had a loosely structured, basically egalitarian social system. Their primary areas of resource exploitation on Bonaire were at Lagun, around Lac, and at Gotomeer. At about 470 A. D., the First Ceramic Age peoples arrived in Bonaire. These people had ceramics, agriculture, and a more complex social system than the Archaic Age peoples, whom they probably met on Bonaire. These Ceramic Age people had begun their long journey at about 200 B. C., near the confluence of the Middle Orinocco and Apure rivers. . . to the Caribbean Sea. By 470 A. D. at least a small group of them had reached Bonaire. As generations passed, and the Archaic peoples were absorbed into the Ceramic Age live ways , villages of the Ceramic Age peoples were established at Wanapa, Amboina and Put Bronswinkel, with large work camp centers at Sorobon and Fontein. During this early Ceramic Age period, some of these probable Ocumaroid peoples moved from Bonaire west, to initially colonize Curacao yet they did not reach as far as Aruba.

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YAHIND REGISTRATION LOGIN ARTICLES / INTERVIEWS JOB SEARCH ... PHOTO GALLERY Yahind Regionals Yahind Saudi Arabia Yahind Bahrain Yahind Egypt Yahind Kuwait ... Regional Oman... The History During the course of its history, Oman has been known as Magan, Mazoon and Oman. According to evidence found in cuneiform writing, the name Magan was connected with the ancient shipping and copper smelting industries. The Mazoon name was connected with the country's prolific freshwater resources, whilst the name Oman stems from the migration of Arabic tribes from a place called Oman in Yemen. Some sources believe that the name itself originates from Oman bin Sabaa bin Ibrahim, son of the Prophet Abraham. Oman was one of the first countries to embrace Islam voluntarily during the era of the prophet Mohammed, praise be upon Him, who sent Amr bin Al-As to the current kings of Oman, Gaifar and Abd, sons of the recently deceased Al Jalandi bin Al Mustakbir, calling on them to embrace Islam. Oman, under the leadership of the two Al Jalandi brothers, responded positively to the call, and since then has become a confirmed part of the Islamic world, helping to spread the faith overseas, especially in east and central Africa. In 1507 AD the Portuguese invaded a series of Omani coastal towns, including Qalhat, Quriyat, Muscat and Sohar. As a result of strong resistance from the Omanis the invading forces were unable to extend their influence to inland areas.

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Charles Gomes Casseres Sepahardi immigration Economic development The synagogue in town The sephardi population International Status of the Community Influence on the local scene Social Standing Historically, the Sephardim together with the Protestant administrators and land owners, constituted the elite of the island. The Protestants were the direct descendants of the Dutch officers and employees of the Dutch West India Company, who had settled here in the course of time. The mass of the population was made u of the slaves imported from Africa and their descendants, some of which freemen, all having been baptised into the Roman Catholic faith by missionaries from the Spanish Main and from Holland. Even so, it is only in 1825 that the Jews wxere legally emancipated. They then became eligible to hold functions in government. For more than a century, however, Sephardim had often been appointed to official committees and, especially, diplomatic missions to neighbouring countries because of their knowledge of foreign languages and their negotiating skills. Economic activities Cultural life Customs and Rituals Sephardi Academe Military Heroes Religious Life Emigration to the Region The Sephardim Today Despite is greatly reduced size, the United Sephardic Congregation MIKVE ISRAEL-EMANUEL maintains a unique Jewish Cultural Historical Museum situated adjacent to the Synagogue in a historic building dating back to 1728, and together with the smaller Ashkenzi congregation SHAAREI TSEDEK, and afternoon Hebrew School, a B'nai B(rith lodge and an active B'nai N'rith Youth Organization.

37. Caribbean Survey. May1999. Regional Activities. Caribbean. International Bureau In aruba and the Netherlands Antilles (NA), the selection of teaching methods and The Bureau has a long history of reporting on educational innovation, http://www.ibe.unesco.org/Regional/CaribbeanSurvey/caribbee.htm

The Caribbean Caribbean Survey Synthesis of responses to the survey THE CARIBBEAN Survey on curriculum development needs at the upper primary and secondary education levels in the Caribbean Sub-region May 1999 Français Synthesis of responses to the survey of May 1999 on curriculum development needs at primary and secondary education levels in Caribbean Member States and Associate Member States of UNESCO I. Who does what in curriculum development? II. State of the art in curriculum reform III. Priority areas of concern in curriculum content IV. Priority needs for regional co-operation Conclusions Annex 1. Netherlands Antilles: curricular reforms Annex 2. Dominica: Curriculum developments Annex 3. Jamaica: curricular reforms Within the framework of its new programme activity for the adaptation of the content of education to the challenges of the 21 st century, the International Bureau of Education (IBE) prepared a short questionnaire on curriculum development needs at upper primary and secondary education levels in Caribbean Member and Associate Member States in May 1999. This survey was intended to furnish the IBE with a preliminary overview of the priorities in curriculum development in the Caribbean, providing the basis for discussion with the countries concerned of a programme proposal for the sub-region.

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