61. Archaeology Video List - By Video No na, european Archaeology legislation development archaeology Scotland, 35m148 Iceman UPD, BBC, 1993, Iceman european Archaeology archaeological science http://ehlt.flinders.edu.au/archaeology/resources/archvideo_no.htm

Archaeology Video list - By Video No Video No Title , Producer, Date of Production (n.a = not yet available), keywords, Duration (minutes) Lost Worlds , n.a., n.a.m The Human Odyssey , n.a., evolution cultural anthropology early hominids Americas, n.a.m As It Happened: Greek and Roman Medicine , n.a., classical medicine dentistry hospitals trepanation instruments Galen, It Ain't Necessarily So: John McCarthy Investigates the Bible , n.a., biblical archaeology identity literature, n.a.m The Human Odyssey , n.a., Australian Archaeology Devil's Lair Dortch Bednarik rock art dating OSL Nigel Spooner, n.a.m Catalyst: Origins of the Maoris , ABC, 2002, mDNA mitochondrial DNA Maoris biochemistry Taiwan PNG identity Papua New Guinea ethnicity, 10m Secrets of the Dead: Blood on the Altar , BBC, 2001, Phoenecians child sacrifice osteoarchaeology burial archaeological science, 50m Lost Worlds: The Story of Archaeology , n.a., archaeology, n.a.m Lost Worlds , n.a., archaeology, n.a.m Whose Art is it Anyway? The Mystery of Porcelain , Discovery Channel, 2002, porcelain, Chinese, export, historical archaeology, ceramics, trade, manufacturing, 55m Quantum: Australian Archaeology , ABC, 1995, australian Archaeology indigenous dating, 26m Archaeology - Search for the Merrimac , SBS, 1995, martime archaeology Merrimac, 25m Catalyst: Dating Rock Art , ABC, 2001, rock art; dating; archaeological science, 32m

62. Archaeology Video List - By Title 258 Bog People, BBC, na, Bog people european Archaeology archaeological science, 148 Iceman UPD, BBC, 1993, Iceman european Archaeology archaeological http://ehlt.flinders.edu.au/archaeology/resources/archvideo_title.htm

Archaeology Video list - By Title Video No Title , Producer, Date of Production (n.a = not yet available), keywords, Duration (minutes) Aboriginal ArtYesterday and Today , Visual Education Australasia, 1996, indigenous art;rock art, 27m About Us: Man and Dog: An Evolving Partnership , SBS, 2000, Dog; evolution; animal; archaeozoology; Suzuki; domestication, 50m Alexandria: The Seventh Wonder of the World , French production, 1997, maritime archaeology Alexandria lighthouse Mediterranean, 60m The Ape that took over the World , BBC, n.a., early hominids Africa evolution, n.a.m Arch1002 - Presentation by Kim Akerman Wednesday 29 August 2001 , MTU Rob Englander, Flinders, 2001, lithics stone tools Kim Akerman indigenous archaeology lecture arch1002, 100m ARCH 2001 Archaeology of Indigenous Australia (lectures) , Claire Smith, n.a., indigenous archaeology, n.a.m ARCH 2001 Tutorial - Faunal Studies , Matt Schlitz, 2000, taphonomy bone faunal studies animal, n.a.m Archaeology - Search for the Merrimac , SBS, 1995, martime archaeology Merrimac, 25m The Artist as Genius , BBC, 1992, art; artist, 50m

63. European Archaeology - Online Any use of this material should credit the european Archaeology online.For additional details, send an e-mail to european Archaeology - online http://www.archaeology.ro/eaonline_welc.htm

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64. European Archaeology - Online: Studies Written permission from EAonline is required for the publication of any material.Any use of this material should credit the european Archaeology - online. http://www.archaeology.ro/easections.htm

Welcome Content Studies Special sections Fieldwork ... Editorial Board Special Section organized by Alexandru Dragoman, Sorin Oanþã-Marghitu, ªtefan Roºeanu and Tiberiu Vasilescu: A Grammar of the Archaeological Language: understanding the Romanian Archaeology Alexandru DRAGOMAN, Sorin OANÞ-MARGHITU, Tiberiu VASILESCU, Vlad V. ZIRRA: Arheologia din România ºi economia de piaþã: standarde, proceduri, tehnici de management: [romanian] Alexandru DRAGOMAN ºi Sorin OANÞ-MARGHITU: Între monopol ºi diversitate: arheologie, conservare ºi restaurare în România [romanian] Sorin OANÞ-MARGHITU: "The Cernavoda III-Boleráz Phenomenon": after 30 years [english] The contents of this site - text, images, and data - are intended for personal information only. Written permission from EA-online is required for the publication of any material. Any use of this material should credit the European Archaeology - online. For additional details, send an e-mail to European Archaeology - online Last modified: June 14, 2003

65. The Earliest Bandkeramik (LBK) The Central And North European Neolithic/Copper A 1987/90 Archaeology and Language The Puzzle of Indoeuropean Origins. CambridgeUniversity Press, New York. Sherratt, Andrew http://www.comp-archaeology.org/Bandkeramik.htm

Added December 7, 1998. Updated July 22, 2003 hours. This page will be updated occasionally to add and revise information. Version 5.01 The Earliest Bandkeramik By Maximilian O. Baldia (Copy Right © 2000 - July 22, 2003 Introduction The purpose of this text is to provide a general overview of the culture and is intended as a resource for students and teachers of European Archaeology. Location The genesis of the first full-fledged farmers of Central Europe is sought in Transdanubia, western Hungary, and adjacent regions of the Danube Basin ( Map Map ). This leads to the notion of a Danubian culture complex These Danubian farmers existed between about 5700/5500 – 5000 cal BC ( Chronological Table They are known primarily by the German term Linearbandkeramik ” or “ Linienbandkeramik abbreviated ( LBK ). Literally translated this means Linear Band Ceramics or Linear Band Pottery (often incorrectly termed Linear Pottery ). The name stems from the characteristic design of linear bands gracing the early pottery. The culture is now usually referred to simply as Bandkeramik . The Bandkeramik was first recognized by the German archaeologist F. Klopfleisch in 1884.

66. Archaeology Taught Masters in european Archaeology. The M.St. is a taught course based on three subjects european Archaeology offers a wide range of subjects from which to choose, http://athens.arch.ox.ac.uk/masters/program.phtml?masters_ID=european

67. Faculty Professor of european Archaeology Research Interests european archaeologyespecially in first millenum BC and early first millenium AD. http://athens.arch.ox.ac.uk/masters/facultylist.phtml?masters_ID=european

68. Abbeys Bookshop - European Archaeology european archaeology. Medieval european archaeology (12 Titles). Items.The Archaeology of Death and Burial by Michael Parker Pearson ( Paperback http://www.abbeys.com.au/categories/00/07/47/

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69. European Archaeology - Dept. Of Anthropology - College Of Liberal Arts & Science european Archaeology The Department of Anthropology at the University of Iowa Faculty with Current or Recent Research Projects in european Archaeology http://www.uiowa.edu/~anthro/euroarch.htm

European Archaeology The Department of Anthropology at the University of Iowa is one of the few departments in North America with a strength in European archaeology. The faculty in this group conduct on-going fieldwork in Europe on a broad range of time periods - from the Paleolithic to Roman civilization - and diverse topics. Jim Enloe is currently working on changes in adaptation of late Upper Paleolithic hunters in northern France. Katina Lillios is examining the role of memory and material mnemonics in the development of social inequalities during the Copper Age of Portugal and Spain (3500-2500 BC). Glenn Storey is working on issues of the ancient economy in Roman Holland and Greco-Roman Sicily, using ground penetrating radar to aid in site investigation. Faculty with Current or Recent Research Projects in European Archaeology James Enloe Katina Lillios Glenn Storey Current and Recent Graduate Students Conducting Research in European Archaeology Go to The University of Iowa Home p ... Return to main UI Anthropology page Last Updated: 10-2003

70. Archaeology The first historic record of them was written by european explorers in thesixteenth century, Maine historic archaeology was not born overnight. http://www.state.me.us/mhpc/archaeol.htm

Skip Maine state header navigation Agencies Online Services Web Policies ... Help State Search: Archaeology Archaeological Excavation at the Michaud site in Auburn, Maine. ARCHAEOLOGY IN MAINE There are two general classes of archaeological sites, based upon their origin. Native Americans created the "prehistoric" archaeological record, and the "historic" archaeological record was created by European Americans. PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY Maine's Native Americans left no written records, indeed few lasting records of any kind, before the arrival of Europeans. The first historic record of them was written by European explorers in the sixteenth century, so we refer to the archaeology of Maine's Native American inhabitants as "prehistoric" archaeology. To understand Maine's prehistoric archaeological sites, the threats to them, and the means for their protection, the following paragraphs provide an introduction to Maine prehistory and archaeological site location. The first Native Americans to live in Maine moved into the area from the south or the west about 11,000 years ago as the land recovered from its glaciation, and as tundra and open spruce woodland vegetation grew enough to support the large and small game that they hunted (including mastadon and caribou). We call these people Paleoindian. Because of poorly developed late glacial drainage, and perhaps because of major seasonal runoff and occasional catastrophic drainage of huge interior lake basins dammed by ice or glacial till, these people tended to camp on very well drained (sandy) soils away from river valleys.

71. Anthropology/Archaeology Anthropology and Archaeology at the Smithsonian – News, current exhibitions european Association of Archaeologists – Includes archived copies of the The http://www.ripon.edu/library/resources/anthro.html

Anthropology General Metasites Special Topics Organizations ... Archaeology General Anthromorphemics: Anthropology Glossary – From UCSB. Includes definitions from archaeology, and cultural and physical anthropology. ARD - Anthropology Review Database – Indexes refereed reviews of books, software, exhibits and other media from American Antiquity, Archaeology Online, Journal of World Anthropology , among others From the University of Buffalo. Anthropological Index Online – Database for researching current periodicals at the British Museum’s Anthropology Library. Metasites WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology – This collection of links covers topics such as applied, biophysical and cultural anthropology, archaeology, conferences, education, etc. Also features an anthropology site of the day and a monthly survey on an anthropological topic. Archaeology: an Introduction by Kevin Greene – A supplement to Greene’s textbook with links to useful Internet sites. Anthropology Resources on the Internet – Online publications, university departments, jobs, research methods, institutions and web directories. Also includes websites for archaeology.

72. Category:European Archaeology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia British archaeology Brittany. Articles in category european archaeology .There are 49 articles in this category. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:European_archaeology

Category:European archaeology From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Subcategories There are 11 subcategories to this category. A Archaeology in Sweden Archaeology of Poland B British archaeology B cont. Brittany F Archaeology in France G German archaeology Archaeology in Greece I Italian archaeology N Nordic Bronze Age S Scandinavian archaeology Archaeology in Spain Articles in category "European archaeology" There are 70 articles in this category. European archaeology A Abbevillian Acheulean Ahrensburg culture Almendres Cromlech ... Aurignacian B Beaker culture Birka Bog body C Carnac Chamber tomb Ch¢telperronian Clactonian ... Cro-Magnon D Diadumenos Discobolus Discophoros Dmanisi ... Doryphoros E Egtved Girl E cont. El Argar Enclosed oppidum F Funnelbeaker culture G Germanic Iron Age Glanum Golden hat Gran Dolina ... G¶tavirke H Hallstatt culture Hamburg culture Hassle Hill fort ... H¥ga Kurgan K Kresilas Kurgan L Lyngby culture M Magdalenian Maglemosian culture Mask of la Roche-Cotard Meshchera ... Mousterian N Neanderthal Neolithic long house Nordic Bronze Age Nordic Stone Age ... Nordic religion P Perserschutt Pre-Roman Iron Age Prehistoric Europe R Roman Iron Age Rondel enclosure S Sagaholm Solutrean Souterrain Starčevo-K¶r¶s T Terramare culture The King's Grave Trundholm Sun Chariot Tumulus U Ukrainian stone stela Urnfield V Vendel era Villanovan culture W Western Religion Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:European_archaeology

73. European Archaeology european Archaeology. United Kingdom. The National Trust Links CBA guide toUK archaeology online - The World Wide Web Virtual Library http://medievalarchaeology.unisi.it/NewPages/LINK/MOTORIa1.html

European Archaeology United Kingdom The National Trust - Links CBA guide to UK archaeology online - The World Wide Web Virtual Library ... Early British Kingdoms Italy Archeologia Italiana (a cura di Ivan Boni) ArcheoMedia - La rivista archeologica italiana On-Line ArcheoNews - Sito italiano sull'Archeologia Documentazione archeologica e immagini ... Archemail, l'archeologia in Campania - Gruppo archeologico napoletano onlus Germany Forum Archaeologiae Afdeling for Middelalderarkaeology Lehrstuhl fuer Archaeologie des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit Neueste Ausgrabungen Austria Archaeology_At - Archaeological sites in Austria Archaeology_AT - Ancient Civilisations France, Belgium and Luxembourg Chateaux de France Archeolo-J - Services des jeunesses archeologiques Ecole de la Prospection de Paris Archaeological Atlas of France ... Archaeology in Luxembourg Switzerlad Archeologie Suisse Spain and Portugal ArqueoHispania - Arqueologia de la Hispania antigua L'Arqueologia de Menorca ARXEOS - Arqueologia Celta Hispana en Internet Arqueologia - Ciberjo, la Revista de Internet Netherlands Archeologie - Motore di ricerca olandese Agrarian communities in the Lower Meuse area 2900 BC - 250 AD - Research programme of the Faculty of Archaeology Leiden University Nederlandse Vereniging van Archeologen Stichting voor de Nederlandse Archeologie ... ArcheoNet Project - Archaeology towards the third millennium, Universiteit Leiden

74. Systematik AREA archives of european archaeology ARE THE FOLLOWING The history ofarcheology The history of european archaeology is a complex field of research http://www2.iisg.nl/id/Systematik.asp?cat=2&id=331

75. Bettina Arnold -- European Archaeology Syllabus This course presents a survey of european prehistory through the study ofarchaeological remains from the Paleolithic period until the Roman conquest. http://www.uwm.edu/~barnold/306.html

Anthropology 306 European Archaeology Fall, 2003 W 5:30-8:10 SAB G28 Instructor: Dr. Bettina Arnold Office Hours: SAB 229, M 1:30-3:30, T 10-12:00 noon or by appointment: x4583 or x4175 e-mail: barnold@uwm.edu Textbook: Cunliffe, Barry. The Illustrated History of Prehistory of Europe 2001 ed. Reader (Parts I and II): Available at the Ikon Copy Center in the UWM Student Union. European Archaeology web sites Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe ArchNet: WWW Virtual Library-Archaeology BUBL Link: British archaeology - general German Archaeology: [UFG Freiburg] The Anthropological Index of the Royal Anthropoloical Institute Course Description: Tests, Quizzes and Take-Home Exercises: Undergraduates : Two map quizzes (20%), a midterm exam with take-home essays (30%), a final exam with take-home essays (30%), one group presentation based on supplemental reading (15%), attendance and participation Graduate Students : Two map quizzes midterm and final exams without take-home essays final paper 15-20 pages long (30%), one group presentation based on supplemental reading (15%).

76. Bettina Arnold - European Iron Age Archaeologist Journal of european Archaeology 3(2) 153168. Ayrshire Cruithne Press.1995 Celtic Chiefdom, Celtic State The Evolution of Complex Social Systems in http://www.uwm.edu/~barnold/thome.html

, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Home Page Courses Taught Human Origins Fantastic Archaeology The Celtic World ... AIA-Milwaukee Chapter Co-Director, Center for Celtic Studies Coordinator, Museum Studies Program Editor, e-Keltoi: Journal of Interdisciplinary Celtic Studies Office Hours Sabin Hall, Room 229 Phone: (414) 229-4583 e-mail: barnold@uwm.edu Born Degrees Ph.D., Anthropology, Harvard University B.A., Archaeology,Yale University Research Interests The archaeological interpretation and analysis of complex societies, particularly the transition from chiefdom to state; material culture as a symbolic system and a means of communicating social messages; the role of alcohol and its consumption in establishing and maintaining social relationships in prehistoric and historic societies; the meaning of monuments and their cultural construction; the archaeology of gender; and the history of archaeology, particularly its role in 19th and 20th century political developments in Europe. Current Projects Excavation of burial mounds associated with the Heuneburg hillfort in southwestern Germany. The site is located on the Danube, and is part of an archaeological landscape which has been studied intensively since the 19th century. Concurrent analysis of ancient DNA from excavated skeletal material from the tumulus cemeteries in order to reconstruct social organization of the early Iron Age populations which inhabited this area from 600 to 400 B.C.. Photographs of the site and the surrounding landscape are available in the Archaeological Projects section of the Web site.

77. Archaeology Main Graduate european Archaeology Skills Exchange (GrEASE). The GrEASE Leonardo daVinci project will provide funded placement opportunities for recent http://www.grampusheritage.fsnet.co.uk/Archaeology Main.htm

European Archaeology Skills Exchange (EASE) The EASE Leonardo da Vinci project provides funded 6-week archaeology placements, for archaeology undergraduates studying in the UK, to join a range of excavations throughout Europe. Placements will take place in the Summer of 2005 to coincide with student holidays. Participants are encouraged to use the EASE placements as a source of accreditation for compulsory fieldwork modules in their UK course of study. All host partners in the project will be happy to complete field assessment sheets and to provide evidence and feedback to assist in this process. Click the placement links on the left to find out more. Graduate European Archaeology Skills Exchange (GrEASE) The GrEASE Leonardo da Vinci project will provide funded placement opportunities for recent graduates from UK archaeology courses. The placements are for 9-weeks in duration and will all begin in Summer 2005. These placements offer a great opportunity for final year archaeology students to gain valuable European experience of archaeological excavation, following completion of a relevant degree in the UK. Click the placement links on the left to find out more. Cultural Heritage And Training Targeting Youth 'CHATTY' Are you a training provider in the UK heritage sector? The CHATTY Leonardo da Vinci trainer exchange provides funded exchange visits for UK trainers to visit organisations in other European countries, to exchange best practice and to establish new contacts and partnerships for future cooperation. CHATTY placements are available for trainers in natural heritage management, traditional skills, crafts, archaeology and more! If you feel that you or your organisation would benefit from participation in a CHATTY exchange then

78. European Journal Of Archaeology european Association of Archaeologists european Association of Archaeologists.european Journal of Archaeology. Sign up for SAGE Contents Alerts today! http://eja.sagepub.com/

About the Journal Editorial Board Manuscript Submission Abstracting/Indexing ... Contact Us European Association of Archaeologists Sign up for SAGE Contents Alerts today! Select an Issue from the Archive Search for Articles Current Issue ... August 2004 Article Statistics Most-Read Articles Most-Cited Articles Current Issue Free Sample Issue Quick Search advanced Author (e.g., Smith, JS) Keyword(s) Year Vol Page Browse All SAGE Journals Search All SAGE Journals Online ISSN: 1741-2722 Print ISSN: 1461-9571

79. HJG: Discussion Lists Directory: Topical Index: European Archaeology EAHW The european Archaeological Heritage Web project. europeanArchaeologydevoted to european prehistoric and historic archaeology from the Early http://www.history-journals.de/lists/hjg-discuss-t019.html

The History Journals Guide by Stefan Blaschke Search Contact New Entries Lists Directory: Archaeology Periodicals Directory: European Archaeology Contents: Home Announcements Complete Index Chronological Index ... Others Discussion Lists Directory Topical Index : European Archaeology General EAHW : The European Archaeological Heritage Web project EuropeanArchaeology : devoted to European prehistoric and historic archaeology - from the Early Palaeolithic through the 1800s Germanic-L : a forum for the discussion of all aspects of early Germanic history, culture and archaeology, from prehistoric times to circa 800 AD Austria archaeologie : dedicated to Austrian archaeology Balkans Arheo-forum : dedicated to archaeology in Serbia and Montenegro and archaeology in general ARHEOLOGIE-L : devoted to Romanian archaeology Germany Bavaria-L : devoted to prehistory, history, numismatics and folklore of Bavaria Ireland Early-Medieval-Ireland : dedicated to the discussion of history and archaeology of early medieval Ireland, c.400AD - c.1200AD irisharchaeology : devoted to the discussion on any aspect of Irish archaeology Italy Archeologia-Italiana : devoted to Italian archaeology ITALIAN-ARCHAEOLOGY : devoted to the exchange of information and discussion for archaeologists (prehistoric, classical or medieval) interested in Italy

80. HJG: European Journal Of Archaeology , Seeks topromote open debate amongst archaeologists committed to a new idea of Europe......Continues, Journal of european Archaeology (19931997). http://www.history-journals.de/journals/hjg-e00227.html

WWW-Virtual Library The History Journals Guide by Stefan Blaschke - Periodicals Directory - The History Index Home Complete Index Electronical Index Chronological Index ... Announcements Journal Information Contact Search Last updated: 2003-08-13. Title: E uropean Journal of Archaeology Abbreviation: E JA Continues: Journal of European Archaeology (1993-1997) Description: Seeks to promote open debate amongst archaeologists committed to a new idea of Europe in which there is more communication across national frontiers and more interest in interpretation. Available online Editor(s): Mark Pearce Publishers: Sage Publications Start-End-Date: April 1998- Frequency: 3 issues a year Language(s): English ISSN: Keyword(s): European Archaeology Website(s): Homepage of the European Association of Archaeologists : general information Homepage of the publishers: tables of contents from 1998 to present

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