41. Southeast Asian Archaeology Southeast asian archaeology is an important, if poorly known, aspect of the Southeast asian archaeology has been an important component of the UH http://www.anthropology.hawaii.edu/subfields/seasianarch.html

University of Hawai'i at Manoa Department of Anthropology Site Map Home Page Archaeology Cultural Anthropology ... Frequently Asked Questions Southeast Asian Archaeology We offer classroom training at the undergraduate and graduate levels in Southeast Asian and Asian archaeology, and research opportunities in Southeast Asian archaeology and physical anthropology. Students have opportunities to gain analytical experience with our archaeological and skeletal collections from Cambodia, Thailand, and the Philippines. Ongoing fieldwork in southern Cambodia, through the Lower Mekong Archaeological Project (project co-director Miriam Stark), provide one of many fieldwork possibilities for the interested student. We also work actively with our colleagues from Southeast Asia and elsewhere to facilitate fieldwork opportunities for our students. A website to facilitate scholarly exchange in the field of Southeast Asian archaeology and anthropology has been created by Christopher King, University of Hawai`i, in conjunction with the University of Pennsylvania Museum, Ban Chiang Project. The website came online July 9, 2001 and begins with a searchable bibliography with an initial database of over 3500 references. Users can search for references in various ways, mark the ones they need, then automatically display them in one of a dozen different journal styles pertinent to archaeologists and physical anthropologists. Users can also export the references into their personal bibliography database programs. The URL is

42. Archaeology, Antiquities, Theft, And Looting - (“Electronic Bibliography” Of U African Archaeology. asian Archaeology. · Afganistan. · Cambodia http//the.arc.co.uk/arm/art/stolen/stolenIndex3.html. asian Archaeology. Afganistan http://www.museum-security.org/artifacts-saz.htm

http://www.museum-security.org/ securma@xs4all.nl Archaeology, Antiquities, Theft, and Looting Date sent: Fri, 21 May 1999 11:39:45 -0500 From: saz@kwom.com Send reply to: saz@kwom.com Organization: SAZ PRODUCTIONS, INC. To: securma@xs4all.nl Copies to: hjarvis@acsu.buffalo.edu Subject: Archaeology, Antiquities, Theft, and Looting - (“Electronic Bibliography” of URL’s ) Dear Subscribers, In the course of my research (A search for the World’s Most Wanted Art) I’ve often pondered the fate of lost artifacts. In the belief that greater awareness is needed to promote the recovery of “lost relics”, we’d like to share some of our research on archaeological theft, looting and related URL’s. Further contributions, or ideas on greater dissemination of like material are most welcome. Hope you find this information of interest. Jonathan Sazonoff Pres. Saz Prod., Inc. www.saztv.com Contributing US Ed. Museum Security Network www.museum-security.org/saz.html Outline: Bibliographies American Archaeology Native American Ethnographic Material Messo-American Archaeology European Archaeology France Greece Italy United Kingdom Middle Eastern Archaeology Egypt Iraq Antiquities Isreal Antiquities Jordan Antiquities Lebanon Antiquities Pakistan Antiquities Turkish Antiquities African Archaeology Asian Archaeology Afganistan Cambodia China Ceylon India Japan Nepal To begin this overview, we defer to the top bibliographies in the field.

43. Research Scholarships And Grants Oceanic archaeology and ethnology; Dr. Anne Underhill. East asian archaeologyand anthropology development of complex societies, craft production, http://www.fieldmuseum.org/research_collections/scholarships/default.htm

The Field Museum houses some of the world's finest collections in anthropology, botany, geology and zoology. Curators and associates in the scientific departments have pursued research programs in over 50 countries. The Field Museum recognizes the need to support basic research on our collections by interested students and scholars throughout the world. To this end, the Museum offers a modest number of grants and fellowships to visiting scientists and students for research and training on our scientific and library collections. Grants are open on a competitive basis to all individuals in the national and international scholarly community working on problems related to natural history. Preference is given to projects related to the research interests of a staff member of The Field Museum. For specific areas of interest in the museum's four scientific departments, please click on Curatorial Staff . Applicants must arrange a letter of support from a Field Museum curator in the appropriate scientific department. Applications may be sent directly to the Chair of the Scholarship Committee. Please use the list below to find specific information about scholarship and grant opportunities: Grant Categories Visiting Scholarships Graduate Student Fellowships Undergraduate Internships ... Letters and Application Forms Grant Categories Funds are available in three general categories: Visiting Scholarships, Graduate Student Fellowships, And Undergraduate Internships. These three categories, together with submission deadlines, are discussed below. Additional information can be obtained by writing to the Chairperson of the Scholarship Committee. Applicants for all funding categories must contact an appropriate curator at The Field Museum before submitting their application.

44. ArchNet: Regions / Asia Resources for asian Archaeology. Internet resources related to archaeology andanthropology in Asia. To register your server click here. http://archnet.asu.edu/archnet/regions/asia.php3

Resources for Asian Archaeology Internet resources related to archaeology and anthropology in Asia. To register your server click here Updated: February 2003 International Kuril Island Project Archaeology Back to the Future - in English, topics about Japan The Origins of Angkor Archaeological Project Asian Archaeology Information Plaza (Japanese Only) Coombsweb Asian Studies Server Center for World Indigenous Studies/Fourth World Documentation Project CIESIN : Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network The Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution in China Kamal Archaeology Page (Malaysia) Okayama University, Department of Archaeology Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, Siberian Branch of Russion Academy of Science ... Zagarell's Archaeology Page Current Research in India and Iran Discover India Gallery (DIG) The Prehistory of Southeastern Balochistan Japanese Archaeology - Jomon dreamin' Japanese Archaeology - Jomon dreamin' - English Version ... Register Your Archaeology Related Site

45. ArchNet: Newsgroups And Listservers EAAN East asian Archaeology Network (early East asian Archaeology and History) send message subscribe eaan (without quotes; also without signature and http://archnet.asu.edu/archnet/other/newsgroups.html

Revised: April 2002 Listservs AAC-L AAC is a nonprofit association for the maintenance and promotion of archaeology in the State of Arizona To subscribe, send an empty message to AAC-L-subscribe@onelist.com ACRA-L American Cultural Resources Association Go here to subscribe ADS-ALL Digital archiving of archaeological data Go here to subscribe AEGEANET Pre-Classical Aegean World to subscribe send this message: sub aegeanet Your Name listproc@ku.edu AFA-L announcements of interest to Feminist Anthropologists send message "subscribe fem-anth-l" (the last character is "l", not the charcter for "one") to majordomo@uclink.berkeley.edu AIA-eReport The AIA eReport is a new feature from the AIA that supercedes the AIA listserv (AIA-L). AIA eReport an opt-in email that will alert you to new information available on the AIA website. Important announcements and new content will be highlighted in the eReport, with direct links to pertinent web pages embedded in announcement headers. ANE Ancient Near East Go here to subscribe ANSS-L Discussion Forum for Information Specialists in Anthropology, Sociology and Related Fields send message "subscribe anss-l your-first-name your-last-name" to listserv@uci.edu

46. Regions Central Asia - IIAS Newsletter Online A report from the IIAS Newsletter on the 15th South asian Archaeology Conferencefor the exchange of new ideas, and latest results of excavation and http://www.iias.nl/iiasn/20/regions/20SA7.html

IIAS IIAS Newsletter Online No. 20 Regions ... South Asia South Asian Archaeology 1999 From 5 to 9 July 1999, the International Institute for Asian Studies hosted South Asian Archaeology 1999 (SAA'99), the fifteenth in a series of biennial meetings which started in Cambridge back in 1967 as a rather informal get-together of European archaeologists working on South Asia. Gradually this conference has become one of the most important platforms outside South Asia for the exchange of new ideas and latest results of excavation and research by archaeologists and art historians working on South Asia and the Silk Road region. The meeting was held in the heart of the old city of Leiden, where nearly 200 participants from Europe, the Unites States, South Asian countries, Japan, and Australia assembled at the premises of the Faculty of Arts. Convenor was Prof. Karel van Kooij who holds the special chair of South Asian art history at the Kern Institute of Leiden University. The other two members of the Organizing Committee were Dr Ellen M. Raven of the Kern Institute, and Prof. Hans T. Bakker of the University of Groningen, while the conference secretariat was co-ordinated by Drs Helga Lasschuijt of the IIAS. As usual, the paper-reading sessions spanned five days. Unlike in Rome in 1997, when the participants had to choose between 3 parallel sessions, the Leiden organizers preferred two sessions only; one on prehistory and historical archaeology; the second on historical archaeology, numismatics, epigraphy, and art history. The overwhelming response to the call for papers made it necessary, for the first time in the history of SAA, to carry out a selection process. Over 90 papers (of circa 20 minutes, with ample opportunity for discussion) were selected and scheduled. Abstracts were bundled in a handy abstract book (sent out in advance), which was accompanied at the conference by a neatly designed programme book.

47. CiteULike: Journal Of East Asian Archaeology Journal of East asian Archaeology. Articles from the last few issues of Journalof East asian Archaeology © Brill Academic Publishers http://www.citeulike.org/journal/brill-eaa

Cite U Like Register Log in FAQ Article title Author surname Abstract Journal name Tag Navigation Home Log in Register News and Status ... Discussion list Journals Browse current issues Groups View group Experimental Features Import from BibTeX Journal of East Asian Archaeology Shell Mounds in the Jiaodong Peninsula: A Study in Environmental Archaeology Journal of East Asian Archaeology , Vol. 4, No. 1-4., 1. by Jing Y, Zhonghe L, Yun W, Xiaobing J Magicians, Magic, and Shamanism in Ancient China Journal of East Asian Archaeology , Vol. 4, No. 1-4., 27. by Enzheng T posted to anthropology archaeology china magic ... shamanism by jhoman as In Search of the Shu Kingdom: Ancient Legends and New Archaeological Discoveries in Sichuan Journal of East Asian Archaeology , Vol. 4, No. 1-4., 75. by Bangben P Diversity in Eastern Zhou Bronze Casting: A Look at a Group of Openwork Vessels Journal of East Asian Archaeology , Vol. 4, No. 1-4., 101. by Loveday H Methodological Reflections on the Analysis of Textual Variants and the Modes of Manuscript Production in Early China Journal of East Asian Archaeology , Vol. 4, No. 1-4., 143. by Kern M The Inventory Lists of Tomb 86TAM386 at Astana, Turfan

48. Southeast Asian Archaeology Research And Database This bibliographic and research database is devoted to scholarly research pertainingto Southeast asian archaeology and anthropology. http://seasia.museum.upenn.edu/

Southeast Asian Archaeology Scholarly Website T hrough funding provided by the The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc., the University of Pennsylvania Museum has created a website for the dissemination of scholarship on the archaeology and anthropology of Southeast Asia. T he project currently has two components a web-based bibliography and a skeletal database . The bibliography can be searched, and selected references can be exported to the user's word processing or bibliography program. The archaeological database site posts archaeological, biological, and cultural databases as well as data recording forms. Initially, the database begins with data recorded from human remains excavated from Ban Chiang Overview of site (opens in new window) PDF Version of Overview Click for Skeletal Database Click for Bibliographic Database History of Website Future Acknowledgements ANNOUNCEMENTS The public Ban Chiang website has a new web address. http://www.museum.upenn.edu/new/research/Exp_Rese_Disc/Asia/banchiang/banchiang.shtml We recently reached 1000 registered users and surpassed the 7500 references mark. Thanks to all of you who have contributed thus far! email

49. Southeast Asian Archaeology Archaeology Bibliographic Database This bibliographic and research database is devoted to scholarly research pertainingto Southeast asian archaeology and anthropology. http://seasia.museum.upenn.edu/bw_login.htm

Website Home Bibliographic Database Skeletal Database Southeast Asian Archaeology Bibliographic Database New user? Sign up now! Login name Password The purpose of the login is to allow users to maintain their own reference selections from session to session. The login also enables concurrent users to select references from the database without interference from another user. Without this login two people selecting references from the database at the same time would generate a combined list of references from the two users instead of two separate lists. How to Use Bibliographic Database Best viewed in Microsoft Internet Explorer. email Powered by BiblioWeb

50. NUS : Asia Research Institute : Home Southeast asian Archaeology focuses on a range of problems connected with earlyhistoric sites of Southeast Asia. Major topics of interest include early http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg/SGAsiaArchaeology.htm

NUS Home myEmail Search Home ... Research Clusters Research Cluster Changing Family in Asia Asian Migration Cultural Studies in Asia Religion and Globalisation in Asian Contexts ... Southeast Asia-China Interactions The Southeast Asian Archaeology Project Southeast Asian Archaeology focuses on a range of problems connected with early historic sites of Southeast Asia. Major topics of interest include: early trade; urbanization; maritime archaeology; evidence of communication between various parts of Southeast Asia, including both trade items and parallels in architecture and sculpture; and ceramics, both imported and local, as indicators of spheres of cultural and economic interaction. Another area of interest concerns the search for a means of overcoming the difficulty of gaining access to primary archaeological research data, both in the form of written reports and in the form of artifact collections. ARI would like to work with various individuals and institutions to broaden access to written and visual data by scholars in the region and beyond. One way in which we hope to achieve this goal will be to provide facilities for electronic storage and retrieval of images and documents. Members: A/P John Miksic (convenor) Prehistoric and Early Modern Interactions Dr Tim Winter Politics of Culture in Cambodia Tourism and Heritage of Angkor Dr Patrick Daly Later prehistoric cultural interaction around the South China Sea from a ceramics perspective; the relationship between cultural heritage management and politics in contemporary situations

51. Henry Wright Pub Submitted to Journal of East asian Archaeology (2003). The Second Conferenceof the Society for the East asian Archaeology. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/archaeology/research/survey/leepub3.htm

La Trobe Home Skip to Content Contact La Trobe Sitemap ... International Publications (ur: under review; fc: forthcoming) ur Settlement patterns and development of social complexity in the Yi-Luo region, north China (coauthored with Li Liu and Xingcan Chen). Submitted to Journal of Field Archaeology. ur The archaeology of copper mining in early China (coauthored with Weizhang Yin). Submitted to Journal of East Asian Archaeology. ur Horticulture and rabbit procurement: a reliable source of animal protein in the diet of Southwestern farmers (coauthored with John D. Speth). Submitted to American Antiquity. ur Control strategies and the rise of complex societies in the Yi-Luo Basin. Submitted to Journal of Anthropological Archaeology. ur Songs of the wing: musical analysis of the Jiahu bone flutes (coauthored with Juzhong Zhang and Xinghua Xiao). Submitted to Antiquity. fc Differential precision in history and archaeology. Submitted to Journal of East Asian Archaeology (2003). fc Jiaoliu yu zhengming: ji zhong wai xuezhe guanyu Xia Shang Zhou niandai de yi chang lunzhan (Exchange and contest: a Sino-Western debate on the absolute dates of Xia, Shang and Zhou Era). Kaogu (2003.1).

52. South Asian Archaeology Lab The South asian Archaeology Laboratory at UCLA was established in 2002 to highlightthe archaeology of South Asia, the area encompassed by the modernday http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/ioa/sa_archaeologylab.htm

Welcome to the South Asian Archaeology Laboratory Cotsen Institute of Archaeology The South Asian Archaeology Laboratory at UCLA was established in 2002 to highlight the archaeology of South Asia, the area encompassed by the modern-day countries of India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. South Asia provides a wealth of exciting archaeological data, starting from the paleolithic period hundreds of thousands of years ago to the Indus Valley (Harappan) periods, the Early Historic era, and the medieval period with its palaces and temples that continue to grace the modern landscape of the Indian subcontinent. At present, the Laboratory is involved with two research projects in South Asia: an archaeological survey and mapping project at the site of Sisupalgarh (India) and a long-term multinational project at the site of Mahasthangarh (Bangladesh). We invite you to correspond with the laboratory's director, Dr. Monica L. Smith

53. Bookmarks For Robert H. Tykot South and East asian Archaeology Archaeology Resources, University of Sydney Australian National University Archaeology World Harappa http://luna.cas.usf.edu/~rtykot/Rob's bookmarks.htm

Rob's Bookmarks Florida General Online Information Resources Search Tools African Archaeology ... Fantastic Archaeology Search Tools USF Email Directory Worldwide Email Directory of Anthropologists World Directory of Primatologists AltaVista ... World Monuments Fund Career, College and Scholarship Information AAUP - The Status of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty AAUP Response to AASCU Alumni Networking CampusTours: Virtual College Tours! ... University Programs in Archaeology Excavation and Employment Opportunities Academic Job Listings archabroad Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities Archaeologists-Online ... USF Excavations at Sepphoris Home Page General Online Information Resources Archaeology - Home Page The Ancient World Web Anthropology on the Web Anthropology Resources on the Internet ... World Atlas - Archaeology Geographic Regions and Topics Corsica Corsica: hotels, restaurants and leisures in Corsica Florida Aucilla River Prehistory Project Bureau of Archaeological Research Florida Archaeology Florida Department of State ... Tampa's Best Web Sites Malta Bristol Excavations in Malta Grazio's Malta Virtwali Maltamag - Malta's on-line magazine Special Feature on Malta Sardinia Archaeological Resources in Sardinia Sardinia on the WEB Digital Cagliari Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia

54. Kuldeep Bhann Publications And Bibliography South asian Archaeology 1981. Pp. 273287 (Eds.) Adalbert J. Gail and Gred JRMevissen Franz Steiner Stuttgart with Massimo Vidale and JM Kenoyer http://www.harappa.com/goladhoro/kuldeepbhan.html

CREDITS CONTENTS Dr. Kuldeep Bhann Publications Books 1992: Production Artigianale Protostorica: Ethnoarchaeologia E Archaeologia. Saltuarie del Laboratorio del Piovego 4. Co authored with Massimo Vidale, G. Gudia and J. M. Kenoyer. Book Reviews 1999: Ancient Cities of the Indus Civilization by J. M. Kenoyer, American Institute of Pakistan Studies, Karachi in Man and Environment: XXIV (2) Articles 1992: Discussion on the Concept of "Chaine OperatoriesÓ in the study of Stratified Society: evidence from ethnoarchaeology and archeology in Ethnoarchaeologie: Justification, Problems, Limites, pp. 181-194 (Ed.) A. Gallay. Juan Ð Le-Pins, Center de Recherches archeologiques co-authored with Massimo Vidale and J. M. Kenoyer 1984: Report on the Special Exhibition Displaying Ancient Zinc Metallurgy. Journal of Indian Museums, XL. CONTENTS INDUS MAIN HOME

55. J M Kenoyer Bibliography Excavations at Harappa 1995, South asian Archaeology 1993. An HarappaArchaeological Research Project 1993, South asian Archaeology 1993 http://www.harappa.com/indus2/kenbiblio.html

PUBLICATIONS Monographs Sarang and Jeevai: A coloring book story of the ancient Indus Valley. Oxford University Press, Karachi. Ancient Cities of the Indus Valley Civilization. Oxford University Press and American Institute of Pakistan Studies, Karachi. Excavations at Mohenjo Daro, Pakistan: The Pottery. By G. F. Dales and J. M. Kenoyer, Univ. Museum Monograph 53. Philadelphia. Edited volumes From Sumer to Meluhha: Contributions to the Archaeology of South and West Asia in Memory of George F. Dales, Jr. Wisconsin Archaeology Reports, Volume 3. Department of Anthropology, U. W. Madison. Old Problems and New Perspectives in the Archaeology of South Asia. Wisconsin Archaeology Reports, Volume 2. Department of Anthropology, U. W. Madison. Articles in Journals Early Developments of Art, Symbol and Technology in the Indus Valley Tradition. INDO-KOKO-KENKYU Indian Archaeological Studies, Vol. 22:1-18. Recent Discoveries and Highlights from Excavations at Harappa: 1998-2000. by R. H. Meadow and J. M. Kenoyer. INDO-KOKO-KENKYU Indian Archaeological Studies

56. Top Picks: Asian Archaeology Recent books on asian archaeology, from your About.com Guide. http://archaeology.about.com/library/picks/bltpbooksasia.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Archaeology Entertaining Archaeology ... Regional Studies Top Picks: Asian Archaeology Homework Help Archaeology Essentials Ancient Daily Life ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Archaeology newsletter! See Online Courses Search Archaeology Guide Picks - Recent Books in Asian Archaeology While I haven't seen a lot of Asian texts yet, here are a few that I have seen. Look for this section to grow in the coming months. 1.) Sacred Texts and Buried Treasures William Wayne Farris on the historic period in Japan, AD 100-700. Read Review 2.) The Archaeology of Difference Edited by Robin Torrence and Anne Clarke, this book discusses the archaeology of Oceania at the time when Europeans first made contact. 3.) Amelia Earhart's Shoes: Is the Mystery Solved? Written by members of TIGHAR Thomas F. King, Randall Jacobson, Karen Ramey Burns, and Kenton Spading, Amelia Earhart's Shoes reports new research on the 1937 disappearance of the famous woman aviator, including archaeology on an island in the republic of Kiribati.

57. Asian Culture History And Archaeology asian archaeology and the sites, universities, timelines, and other archaeologicalresources of Asia. http://archaeology.about.com/od/asia/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Archaeology World Atlas Asia Homework Help Archaeology Essentials Ancient Daily Life ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Archaeology newsletter! See Online Courses Search Archaeology Asian Culture History and Archaeology Culture history and archaeology of the Asian continent, including most of the countries and cultures in Asia. Alphabetical Recent World Atlas: Asia The World Atlas of Archaeology is currently under revision. Here is the original index page for Asia, including culture history of most Asian countries. Along the Silk Road One of the most ancient ways to make a living throughout history, and prehistory no doubt, was trading. Surely one of the oldest paths of trade in the world is the Silk Road. An introduction to the Silk Road, and information about the cultures who traveled there. Anatolia The Anatolia region is one of the cradles of urban civilization, and consists of the peninsula of Asia Minor.

58. Journal Of East Asian Archaeology Readership East asian Studies, Archaeology, Art History, Anthropology, Sociology,History, Museums. Open Indexing Abstracting Information For Indexing http://www.brill.nl/product.asp?ID=8596

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60. Asian Archaeology Digs Projects reviewed and annotated resources for asian archaeology. http://www.archaeolink.com/asian_archaeology.htm

Asian Archaeology Home Chinese Civilization Japanese Civilization Indian Civilization Main Headings Africa Archaeology Archaeoastronomy Asia Archaeology Australia / Oceania Archaeology ... Archaeology Lesson Plans To archaeology pages index Please note that some western Asia archaeological websites may be found in the " Middle Eastern " archaeology pages. American-Mongolian Team Finds Tombs Near Birthplace Of Genghis Khan "An American-Mongolian research team has discovered an enclave of tombs, apparently associated with persons of high status, on a hill near Genghis Khan’s probable birthplace and near the site where he was proclaimed emperor of all the Mongols in 1206,..." You can read about the find of these unopened tombs and the history of the expedition. - From Science Daily - http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/08/010818004646.htm Ancient Chinese Rice Archaeology Project Archaeological study of rice in ancient China - photos and other illustrations - By Canadian Museum of Civilization - http://www.carleton.ca/~bgordon/Rice

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