1. European Archeology A virtual online library containing all the resources you will ever need to study european archeology. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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11. Lectures By Michael Cremo in Nineteenth Century european archeology Presented at the History ofArcheology session of the European Association of Archeologists Annual Meeting, http://www.mcremo.com/lectures.html

Lectures, Conference Papers Presented by Michael A. Cremo Many of these are available as reprints. To place orders, go to Order Info If you would like to engage Michael Cremo as a speaker at your institution or event, please contact Cremo, Michael A. (1994) "Puranic Time and the Archeological Record." World Archaeological Congress 3, New Delhi, India. Published as chapter 3 in Time and Archaeology : Vol. 37, One World Archaeology Series, edited by Tim Murray, Routledge, London (1999) Abstract Cremo, Michael A. (1994) " Divine Nature: Renewing the Scientific Worldview." Ithica Onearth Symposium, Christchurch Town Hall, March 12-18. Christchurch, New Zealand. Cremo, Michael. A. (1995) "The Reception of Forbidden Archeology: An Encounter Between Western Science and a Non-Western Perspective on Human Antiquity." Kentucky State University Institute for Liberal Studies Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference: Science and Culture. I presented this paper at the Kentucky State University Institute of Liberal Studies, Sixth Annual Interdisciplinary Conference: Science and Culture, held at Frankfort, Kentucky, March 30 - April 1, 1995. A short abstract is published in the conference proceedings. A short excerpt from the paper appears in Back to Godhead (March/April 1996, p. 26). The entire text of the paper appears in ISKCON Communications Journal (Vol. 5, No. 1, 1997). Abstract Forbidden Archeology, by Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson of the Bhaktivedanta Institute, documents voluminous scientifically reported evidence contradicting current ideas about human antiquity. This suppressed evidence supports accounts of extreme human antiquity encountered in ancient India's Puranic literature. Responses to Forbidden Archeology from mainstream and nonmainstream knowledge communities illuminate Western science's descent from self-proclaimed epistemic superiority into a diverse multipolar global intellectual constellation from which may emerge a new consensus on human origins.

12. Pravda.RU: Server of the Easteuropean archeology PRAVDA.Ru Archaeologists unearth mammothand volcanic ashes near Voronezh PRAVDA.Ru Collection of scythian and sarmat http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/11/20/39733_.html

The Issues of Modern Archaeology The Issues of Modern Archaeology Archeological work basically happens on construction sites PRAVDA.Ru conducted an interview with Valery Bulgakov, the man who set up a website of East-European Archeology. Born in 1966, Valery graduated from Kiev University, from the Vienna Institute of Byzantine Studies. At present, he chairs the analytical research lab of the Research Institute, which attached to the Ukrainian Ministry for Culture and Art. How did this idea come up – to create a website for East-European Archeology? Who was the founder of the project: archaeologists or programmers? The idea came up during the development of the East-European Archaeological Journal. Now, this journal is a part of the numerous sections of the server. We thought that we needed some sort of a bubble, an environment, in which this journal could become a lot more efficient. This is how the idea appeared. We have specified the logic of the project several times and changed the design. The current situation with the project is the result of our work. Yet, we have more changes to come. Speaking about the people who initiated the website, I have to say that the whole thing was launched by archaeologists. I am an archaeologist myself. At least, I deal with the project as an archaeologist. The site is very well organized, and it contains a lot of high quality scientific information on it. One can find underwater archaeology, numismatics, and so on and so forth. The list of all of its sections would take too much space. How do you save and select the information?

13. Pravda.RU The Issues Of Modern Archaeology Ru conducted an interview with Valery Bulgakov, the man who set up a website ofEasteuropean archeology. Born in 1966, Valery graduated from Kiev http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/11/20/39733.html

Nov, 20 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail The Issues of Modern Archaeology Archeological work basically happens on construction sites PRAVDA.Ru conducted an interview with Valery Bulgakov, the man who set up a website of East-European Archeology. Born in 1966, Valery graduated from Kiev University, from the Vienna Institute of Byzantine Studies. At present, he chairs the analytical research lab of the Research Institute, which attached to the Ukrainian Ministry for Culture and Art. How did this idea come up – to create a website for East-European Archeology? Who was the founder of the project: archaeologists or programmers? The idea came up during the development of the East-European Archaeological Journal. Now, this journal is a part of the numerous sections of the server. We thought that we needed some sort of a bubble, an environment, in which this journal could become a lot more efficient. This is how the idea appeared. We have specified the logic of the project several times and changed the design. The current situation with the project is the result of our work. Yet, we have more changes to come. Speaking about the people who initiated the website, I have to say that the whole thing was launched by archaeologists. I am an archaeologist myself. At least, I deal with the project as an archaeologist. The site is very well organized, and it contains a lot of high quality scientific information on it. One can find underwater archaeology, numismatics, and so on and so forth. The list of all of its sections would take too much space. How do you save and select the information?

14. Lingua Terrae Books European Archeology Translate this page European prehistory and early history. General. Scandinavia Devoted toQuaternary geology and archeology, with texts in Italian, Franch and English http://home.planet.nl/~m.rappol/archeuro.htm

Home page Catalogs How to order Lingua Terrae Books Catalog European prehistory and early history General Scandinavia Great Britain and Ireland Germany ... Eastern Europe General sold Allsworth-Jones, P. 1986. The Szeletian and transition from the Middle to Upper Paleolithic in central Europe . Clarendon, Oxford. 412 pp., 50 fig., 9 maps., 14 photoplts. Orig. cloth, dj. Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia XV, 1982. Prehistoric settlement patterns around the southern North Sea . 183 pp., many figs. Orig. wrps., 4to. collection of 8 papers Chaline, J. 1972. Le Quaternaire. L'histoire humaine dans son environnement Doin, Paris. 338 pp., 66 fig., 16 photoplts. Orig. cloth, dj., plastic coated, ex-lib. sold Chaline, J. 1985. Histoire de l'homme et des climats au Quaternaire . Doin, Paris. 366 pp., 108 fig. Orig. wrps., ex-lib. Fowler, B. 2001. Iceman. Uncovering the life and times of a prehistoric man found in an Alpine glacier . Univ. Chicago Press. 318 pp., few figs., 16 photoplts. Paperback. sold Goff, J. le 1987. De cultuur van middeleeuws Europa Paperback.

15. Anthropology Courses Univ. Of Pittsburgh ANTH 1523 european archeology The Ice Age ANTH 1524 Chinese Archeology ANTH 1525Eastern North American Archeology ANTH 1526 Western North American http://www.pitt.edu/~pittanth/gradcourses.html

ANTHROPOLOGY COURSE LISTINGS For courses offered in the coming term see http://www.pitt.edu/~registrar/tsch_spr/ts01a.htm#anth Anthropological Linguistics ANTH 1440 Language and Prehistory in Mesoamerica ANTH 1441 Field Methods in Linguistics ANTH 1442 Mayan Languages and Cultures ANTH 1443 American Indian Languages ANTH 1444 Gypsy Language and Culture ANTH 1446 Artificial Languages ANTH 1447 Language, Culture, and Society ANTH 1448 Aztec Language and Culture ANTH 1449 Mesoamerican Linguistics ANTH 1466 Topics in Anthropological Linguistics ANTH 2440 Language and Prehistory of Mesoamerica ANTH 2441 Field Methods in Linguistics ANTH 2444 Gypsy Language and Culture ANTH 2449 Mesoamerican Linguistics ANTH 2450 The Structure of an Amerindian Language ANTH 2460 Historical Linguistics ANTH 2466 Topics in Anthropological Linguistics ANTH 2490 Linguistics Core Course Archeology and Prehistory ANTH 0538 The Archaeologist Looks at Death ANTH 0582 Introduction to Archaeology ANTH 1520 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy ANTH 1521 Geoarcheology ANTH 1522 Europe in Later Prehistory ANTH 1523 European Archeology: The Ice Age ANTH 1524 Chinese Archeology ANTH 1525 Eastern North American Archeology ANTH 1526 Western North American Archeology ANTH 1528 South American Archeology ANTH 1530 Origins of Cities ANTH 1532 Prehistoric Art and Symbol ANTH 1534 Archeological Data Analysis 1 ANTH 1535 Basic Archeological Field Training ANTH 1537 Basic Laboratory Analysis ANTH 1538 Advanced Laboratory Analysis ANTH 1539 Ancient Maya ANTH 1540 Special Topics in Archeology

16. Honoring Homer Thomas As a graduate student in european archeology, I have the privilege to use thecollections developed by Homer Thomas. I have ready access to one of the http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/admin/HomerThomas.htm

The MU Libraries Remember Professor Homer L. Thomas and His Many Contributions to the Libraries. The following obituary was supplied by the Department of Art History and Archeology and was previously published in the AHA Newsletter, Number 8, Summer 2003. We thank Marcus Rautman, Department Chair, for sharing this with us. Homer Thomas (1913-2003) Homer Thomas, Professor Emeritus of Art History and Archeology, was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1913. He attended the University of Chicago, the Warburg Institute in London, and the Johns Hopkins University. He completed his studies and received his Ph.D. from the University of Edinburgh in 1949. He worked at the Asia Institute of New York City and the University of Michigan before coming to the Department of Art at the University of Missouri in 1950. Homer Thomas and Saul Weinberg were instrumental in re-establishing the Department of Art History and Archeology as an independent academic unit in 1960. Professor Thomas taught courses in Oriental Art and Civilization I-II, European Art and Archeology I-II, Roman Provincial and Early Christian Art, and Art of the Dark Ages. He supervised the writing of eighteen masters theses and four doctoral dissertations. Throughout his years in Columbia he played an important role in building the collections of Ellis Library, including the superb holdings in the fields of archeology and art history. He cared so much about the quality and depth of the MU Libraries' collection that he used to travel to Europe in the summers at his own expense, scouring bookstores and calling on antiquarian book dealers to acquire for the library missing items, based on his vast and detailed knowledge of the library holdings and the gaps in them.

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18. Yaledailynews.com - Frieman, Clemens Win Rhodes Scholarship said she will pursue a masters of philosophy in european archeology. Setting her mind on succeeding in her chosen field of archeology is also what http://www.yaledailynews.com/articlefunctions/Printerfriendly.asp?AID=27509

19. Ancestors Of Science: Complex Iron Smelting And Prehistoric Culture In Tanzania the iron bloomery process by evidence available from european archeology.Ethnographic, technological, and archeological research into the technological http://nextwave.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2005/05/26/9

community > heros and sheros MiSciNet's Ancestors of Science: Complex Iron Smelting and Prehistoric Culture in Tanzania DONALD AVERY UNITED STATES 27 MAY 2005 Reposted from Science Magazine, 22 September 1978 Recent discoveries show complex technological achievement in African iron production. Summary . Western scientists and students of history have long explained the iron bloomery process by evidence available from European archeology. Ethnographic, technological, and archeological research into the technological life of the Haya of northwestern Tanzania show that these people and their forebears 1500 to 2000 years ago practiced a highly advanced iron smelting technology based on preheating principles and, as a result, produced carbon steel. This sophisticated technology may have evolved as an adaptation to overexploited forest resources. These discoveries are significant for the history of Africa and the history of metallurgy. Full article found in the Science Magazine archives

20. Flash Michael A. Cremo s paper Forbidden archeology of the european Paleolithic A european Archeological Association Conference Lisbon, Portugal. http://www.mcremo.com/flash.htm

Forbidden Archeology ***************** News FLASH August 3, 2000 Issue No. 2 http://www.mcremo.com “Especially repulsive are laws restricting the Constitutional freedom of teachers .Legislation that tampers with academic freedom is not protecting society .by limiting freedom, they are helping to make robot factories out of schools.” -John Thomas Scopes Summer greetings! Along with updates on Michael Cremo's Forbidden Archeology research, media outreach, and feedback, we welcome your contributions to facilitate critical thinking and networking amidst our diverse community of Forbidden Archeology compatriots. –Lori Erbs, Newsflash Editor. NEWS Michael Cremo researches anomalous finds in Portugal for upcoming EAA paper In July Michael Cremo visited Lisbon, Portugal to conduct research for a paper that has been accepted for presentation at the European Association of Archeologists annual meeting, which will be held in Lisbon in September 2000. The topic of the paper discusses stone artifacts discovered by Portuguese geologist Carlos Ribeiro in the 19th century. Visit the Forbidden Archeology website at http://www.mcremo.com/darwin.htm

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