61. MINISTRY OF CULTURE MINISTRY OF culture Athens , 2711-2002 general DIRECTION OF ANTIQUITIES A. general. From 2002 onwards, the aforementioned Greek and foreign research http://www.ascsa.edu.gr/news/encyclical.htm

MINISTRY OF CULTURE Athens GENERAL DIRECTION OF ANTIQUITIES DIRECTORATE OF PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES FOREIGN SCHOOLS DEPARTMENT Prot # YPPO/GDA/ARCH/A30/70868/2539 TO: All Foreign Schools SUBJECT: Terms and conditions for archaeological research in Greece from organizations that do not belong to the Greek Archaeological Service. The Ministry of Culture after voting Law 3028/2002 “For the Protection of Antiquities and in general of the Cultural Heritage” (Gazette 153/A’/28-6-2002) and with the aim of dealing uniformly with cases that deal with the archaeological research of the Foreign Archaeological Schools or Missions in Greece and Greek Universities, Scientific and Research Institutions or Organizations, as well as the promotion of archaeological research in Greece, specifies the procedure for applications and examination of every sort of requests for archaeological research of the above organizations, as follows: A. GENERAL From 2002 onwards, the aforementioned Greek and foreign research institutions are obliged to submit to the Foreign Schools Department of the Directorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities a five-year plan of research (with reference to the sites, nature, research aims, as well as the number of annual research projects, in accordance with articles 35, 36 and 38 of Law 3028/2002). This plan will initially be approved by the Central Archaeological Council (KAS) and will serve as the basis for consideration of annual requests for the continuation or inception of archaeological projects.

62. General Education Western Civilization And Culture UniversityWide general Education Approved Course List July 2005 CL C 2603 Ancient Greek culture. CL C 3033 Latin Lit in English Translation http://www.ou.edu/admrec/humwciv.htm

Prospective Students Housing Student Life THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA ... Classroom Management Academic Publications General Catalog Course Descriptions Undergraduate Degree Requirements Degree Inventory ... Student Services (Grades, Student Schedules, Unofficial Transcripts) Other Links Academic Calendars Colleges/Departments Enrollment Statistics CICS Instructions ... Graduate in 4 University-Wide General Education Approved Course List July 2005 General Education Core Areas Symbolic and Oral Communication Natural Science Social Science Humanities ... Capstone CORE AREA IV. HUMANITIES - WESTERN CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE (2 courses. One course must be HIST 1483 or HIST 1493; the second course cannot be HIST 1483 or HIST 1493 to fulfill this requirement, but must be one of the other courses from the list.) COURSES MARKED BY AN ASTERISK (*) AND WHOSE TITLES ARE ENCLOSED IN QUOTATION MARKS (“ “) HAVE BEEN APPROVED ONLY FOR THE SUBJECT MATTERS INDICATED. ARCH 4443 History of American Built Environment A HI 3753 History of Interior Design, Early Civilization through the 17th Century

63. Greece Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide By 800 BC greece was undergoing a cultural and military revival, A general election in 1993 returned the ageing, ailing Papandreou and PASOK to power. http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/greece/history.htm

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64. Obelisks And Fountains - Greek Culture In Hellenistic Egypt This is a lecture about Greek culture but I thought I d start here in the then we may assume that it was widespread and formed part of general culture. http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~tebtunis/lecture/obelisks.html

Obelisks and fountains - Greek culture in Hellenistic Egypt This is a lecture about Greek culture but I thought I'd start here in the United States. I have two exhibits which I want to draw to your attention - one from the East Coast and one from the West. First, from New York I start with the great obelisk Alexandria, lies on the northern coast of Egypt , looking northwards back to old Greece across the Aegean. It was founded by Alexander of Macedon in 332 BC in the course of his conquest of the Persian empire, and in choosing this site for a new Egyptian capital, Alexander was well aware of the potential of its position. The foundation of Alexandria took a traditional form and, as in Greek colonial foundations of an earlier date, the agora or market-place was designed as the centre of the city. Here temples were planned - for the Greek gods and for Isis, the Egyptian goddess. This last, I think, is important. Alexandria in most respects was a typical Greek city foundation, but the inclusion from the start of a temple for the goddess Isis was a symbolic act. In his new foundation Alexander was setting the scene for continued Greek rule of Egypt; he was also, from the start, practising an inclusive policy in relation to that country's gods.

65. 2004 Statutes Of The Macedonian Cultural Centre In Northern Greece Read this page in Greek. ARTICLE 1 FOUNDING – TITLE – HEADQUARTERS. The association is founded with the name CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS – general PROVISIONS http://www.florina.org/html/2004/2004_statutes_cultural_centre.html

Archive STATUTES Of The Association “HOME OF MACEDONIAN CULTURE” June 19, 2003 ARTICLE 1 FOUNDING – TITLE – HEADQUARTERS The association is founded with the name “HOME OF MACEDONIAN CULTURE”, based in Florina (Lerin). ARTICLE 2 PURPOSE The purpose of the association is: a) The cultural, spiritual and artistic enrichment of the members of the association, and the development of a sense of spirit, cooperation, solidarity and affection amongst them. b) The cultural decentralization and protection of the spiritual and artistic festivals and traditions and the monuments of its civilization, and in general the preservation and dissemination of Macedonian civilization. The preservation and cultivation of the Macedonian language – MACEDONCKI. c) The protection of the natural and cultural environment of our region. The above aims are achieved through all legal means, in particular: a) Through lectures, publications, and activities of all types.

66. WWW Resources Hellenistic Greek culture (Paul Halsall) A collection of links to Link and general Resource Pages. Science, Technology and culture Page (Voice of the http://www.culturalresources.com/WWW.html

The Contextual Guide and Internet Index to Western Civilization WWW Resources (This page is from the Culture 4.0 program all WWW links are functional.) By Discipline General Archeology Architecture Art ... Science By Period Greece Rome Medieval Renaissance ... 20th Century Miscellaneous Internet Technical Information and Software Downloading Sites The internet is a vast and rapidly-expanding resource and in our collective surfing of the past several years, we have been continually amazed at the variety and quality of the sites we have visited. Culture 4.0 contains more than 25,000 links to the World Wide Web ( WWW ) adding a new dimension to the program which we know our users will appreciate (see The Computer as a Cultural Literacy Station ). Some of the key sites are listed below by discipline and period. We should state the obvious, that the WWW links in our program are by no means presumed to be definitive. On the contrary, we are continually adding new sites to Culture and would greatly appreciate information regarding sites that we have missed (please forward site info to us at Culture Additionally, while we have checked the accuracy of our

67. Links To Other Sites For Chinese Studies Cultural Studies general; Cultural Studies East Asia This covers ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, greece, Rome, and Late Antiquity. http://acc6.its.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~phalsall/other.html

Main Chinese Cultural Studies: Web Sites CONTENTS Cultural Studies: General Cultural Studies: East Asia Asia as a Region China: Web Guides ... Cultural Studies: Middle East and More Ancient Middle East Jewish History Early Christianity Islamic History ... Cultural Studies: Other Links Cultural Studies: General A number of faculty in other college have compiled truly impressive World Wide Web pages which present a guide to world cultures in general (including the Middle East and China). World Cultures - by Richard Hooker at Washington State University See especially his INTERNET RESOURCES GUIDE World Civilizations - by Paul Brians at Washington State University Some Sites of General Interest Archive of Fine Arts Art Source History of Mathematics Human Languages ... World Wide Arts ResourcesMuseums Cultural Studies: East Asia There are a number of World Wide Web Sites which collect information on China. Internet East Asian History Sourcebook Asia as a Region CERN/ANU - Asian Studies WWW VL H-NET ASIA-PACIFIC NETWORK H-Asia Homepage H-Asia Links ... Queer Asian/Pacific resources China: Web Guides CERN/ANU - Asian Studies - China Chinascape: Chinese Web Index China WWW VL - Internet Guide for China Studies: History ChinaLinks for HyperChina Users China: General China: Other Information Condensed China: An Introduction Chinese Culture Rivendell's China Page ... Welcome to the Chinese New Year Page!

68. Tinos The Most Beautiful Cycladic Island Greece - Tourism, Business, Culture, Hi Discover the city of Athens, greece. Large range of information about Athens greece Find all the information about the islands location, maps, general http://www.tinos.biz/links.htm

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69. Keywords destruction, general dialect, Homeric dialectology dialects, Greek dialects, Mycenaean Minoan culture, general months morphology morphology, Linear A http://paspserver.class.utexas.edu/keywords/fulllist.html

Search Instructions Keywords PASP ... Contact Keywords The following is the complete list of words that can be used in a "Subjects" search. Or you can use the links below to view sections of the list. Complete Subject List A-B C-D E-H I-L ... U-Z ablative accusative Achaea Achaean dialect Achaeans, arrival in Cyprus adjectives adjectives, ethnic adjectives, verbal adjuncts administration administration, Minoan administration, terminology of adultery, penalty for adverbs Aegean islands Aeolic dialect affrication agriculture agriculture, general agriculture, Minoan agriculture, Mycenaean Ajax Alashiya alphabet, origin of Amarna (Egypt) texts amber Amnisos Amyklai, Mycenaean remains at anaphora Anatolian anatomical terminology anchors Ancient Near East animals and animal husbandry anthropological studies anthroponyms Aphrodite appellatives Aptara Arcadia Arcadian dialect Arcado-Cypriot dialect archaeological methodology archaeological sites archaeology archaeology, Greek archaeology, overview of finds

70. The Director-General Participates In “The Cultural Corridors Of South-East Euro The Directorgeneral participates in “The cultural corridors of South-East subsequent regional high-level forums were put forward by Romania and greece. http://portal.unesco.org/en/ev.php-URL_ID=27620&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.

Welcome About Media Services Programme ... Français var static_ko="27620"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; Home Contacts Print Send Director-General SPEECHES Latest Search Archives FLASH INFO Latest Archives PRESS RELEASES Latest Archives MESSAGES Latest Archives UNESCO.ORG is also: General Conference Executive Board Organizational Chart Education ... UNESCO Worldwide The Director-General participates in “The cultural corridors of South-East Europe: common past and shared heritage, a key to future partnership” Regional Forum 26-05-2005 - On 20 and 21 May 2005, the Director-General, Koichiro Matsuura, opened with President Parvanov of Bulgaria, the Regional Forum on “The cultural corridors of South-East Europe: common past and shared heritage, a key to future partnership”. The third Head of State level meeting convened by UNESCO in the region of South-East Europe was held under the auspices of Mr Georgi Parvanov, President of Bulgaria, Mr Koïchiro Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, and Mr Terry Davis, Secretary-General of the Council of Europe. The starting point for UNESCO’s involvement in promoting renewed dialogue among the countries of South-East Europe was a Ministerial encounter on the strengthening of cooperation in South-East Europe held at UNESCO Headquarters in April 2002. Since then, the Director-General has co-convened the Regional Forum on the Dialogue among Civilizations with President Trajkovski of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in Ohrid in August 2003 and the Summit on “The Development of Inter-Religious and Inter-Ethnic Dialogue – An Important factor for the Stability and Progress of South-East Europe” with President Moisiu of Albania in Tirana in December 2004.

71. Ancient Greece Cultural - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library We searched for ancient AND greece AND cultural and found 17146 total results. Herodotus general works on ancient greece include those http://www.questia.com/search/ancient-greece-cultural

Questia The World's Largest Online Library Primary Navigation Skip Home Page Search Page Read Page ... Subscribe Page Secondary Navigation Skip About Questia Subscribe Requirements ... Login Search the Library: Advanced Search Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: Books Journals Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia Research Topics We searched for: ancient AND greece AND cultural we found: results by media type: books: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: books on: ancient greece cultural - 15840 results More book Results: Ancient Greece: A Political, Social, and Cultural History Book by Sarah B. Pomeroy Stanley M. Burstein Walter Donlan Jennifer Tolbert Roberts ; Oxford University Press, 1999 Subjects: GreeceCivilizationTo 146 B.C Hellenism ANCIENT GREECE ANCIENT GREECE A Political, Social, and Cultural History...Cataloging-in-Publication Data Ancient Greece : a political, social, and cultural history / by...complex vision of ancient Greece that has been... Hellas and Hellenism: A Social and Cultural History of Ancient Greece Book by Nicholas P. Vlachos

72. Memorandum Of The Greek Government After appointing a special task force, the Greek Ministry of culture sent to the APPENDIX 2, Texts by Greek general Makriyiannis and by K. Pittakis, http://www.culture.gr/6/68/682/e68209.html

Memorandum of the Greek Government THE RESTITUTION OF THE PARTHENON MARBLES In 1999 a team of Greek experts visited the British Museum in order to examine the extent of the damage done to the surface of the Parthenon Marbles, during the cleaning of 1937-1938. Following this, the British Museum organized an international conference in London ("Cleaning the Parthenon Sculptures", 30 November - 1 December 1999) in order to examine the issues concerning the conservation of the Parthenon Sculptures; the results of the Greek experts' visit to the British Museum were presented among others during this conference. During the same year, the British Government assigned the Committee on Culture, Media and Sport to consider all the issues relevant to British cultural heritage polices. The Greek request for the return of the Parthenon Marbles was among the examined issues. Memorandum on the Parthenon Marbles submitted by the Government of the Hellenic Republic to the House of Commons Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport (text APPENDIX 1 a. Ground plan of the Parthenon indicating current location of Parthenon Marbles. b. "Disjecta Membra. The Plunder and Dispersion of the Antiquities of the Acropolis", by Alexandros Mantis. Anthemion, Bulletin of the Friends of the Acropolis. Reprinted in shortened form from Vol. 4, December 1997.

73. 17th Conference On Greek Philosophy: First Circular The general aim of the Conference is to examine the problem of culture (and of values in the essence of Greek culture; Greek culture then and now; http://www.hri.org/iagp/conf17/conf17a.iagp.html

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR GREEK PHILOSOPHY 5, SIMONIDOU STR., 174 56 ALIMOS- GREECE TEL: +30210- 99 23 281, +30210-727.7545,FAX: +30210- 9923281, 7248979 WEBSITE : http://www.hri.org/iagp/ , E-MAIL: kboud714@ppp.uoa.gr THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR GREEK PHILOSOPHY ( IAGP ) THE GREEK PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY THE SOCIETY FOR ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY (SAGP - USA) and other academic and cultural institutions and organisations are pleased to announce the: th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF PHILOSOPHY ÏÍ ÔÇà ÔÏPIC: THE PHILOSOPHY OF CULTURE IN THE AGE OF GLOBALISATION The Conference is held under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of the Aegean and is directed by an International Academic Committee Pythagorion ) and Patmos (Fourni), from 1st August until 7th August 2005. The particular goals of the Conference are to clarify the phenomenon of culture in relation to other areas of life; to examine the possibility of a hierarchy of values and cultural creations; and to investigate the possibility of avoiding clashes between radically different cultures. Its overall goal is to investigate the issue of culture in relation to the process of globalisation, and the possibility of the establishment of a culture of cultures or a cosmopolitan culture, and the determining of the principles and values that could establish such a culture. Theoretical conceptions of the notion of culture and conceptual clarifications of such conceptions (nature, primitive society and political society; popular and classical culture; forms of life and culture; interpretations of the phenomenon of culture; the necessary and sufficient conditions for the emergence, expression and constitution of culture; cultural universals;

74. Redfield, J.M.: The Locrian Maidens: Love And Death In Greek Italy. of the book to placing Locri within a more general account of Greek culture, Nothing less than a general reevaluation of classical Greek society in http://www.pupress.princeton.edu/titles/7683.html

SEARCH: Keywords Author Title More Options Power Search Search Hints E-MAIL NOTICES NEW IN PRINT E-BOOKS ... HOME PAGE The Locrian Maidens: Love and Death in Greek Italy James M. Redfield Shopping Cart Reviews Table of Contents Introduction [HTML] or [PDF format] Search within this book at Google Print Athens dominates textbook accounts of ancient Greece. But was it, for the Greeks themselves, a model city-state or a creative, even a corrupt, departure from the model? Or was there a model? This book reveals Epizephyrian Locria Greek colony on the Adriatic coast of Italyas a third way in Greek culture, neither Athens nor Sparta. Drawing on a wide range of literary and archaeological evidence, James Redfield offers a fascinating account of this poorly understood Greek city-state, and in particular the distinctive role of women and marriage therein. Redfield devotes much of the book to placing Locri within a more general account of Greek culture, particularly with the institution of marriage in relation to private property, sexual identity, and the fate of the soul. He begins by considering the annual practice of sending two maidens from old-world Locris, the putative place of origin of the Italian Locrians, to serve in the temple of Athena at Ilion, finding here some key themes of Locrian culture. He goes on to provide a richly detailed overview of the Italian city; in a set of iconographic essays he suggests that marriage was seen in Locri as a life transformation akin to the eternal bliss hoped for after death.

75. __/ Hellenic Republic - Ministry Of Foreign Affairs \__ Ministry of culture, Ministry of Press and Media, general Secretariat for Youth, Cultural Events. In cooperation with Greek Diplomatic and Consular http://www.mfa.gr/english/foreign_policy/educational/

H ome Page Site M ... ews F OREIGN P OLICY Greece and the European Union South-Eastern Europe Western and Central Europe Eastern Europe and Central Asia ... Trafficking in human beings Hellenic Chairmanship - Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Hellenism in Diaspora Parthenon Marbles Constitution of Europe Window on Greece Web pages created by the Department of Communication of the University of Athens Home Page Foreign Policy Cultural and Educational Cooperation Cultural and Educational Cooperation The E1 Department of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is responsible for cooperating with other Ministries, Services and Organiza-tions with a view to the cultural promotion and advancement of Greece abroad, as well as the dissemination of the Greek spirit and culture on an international level. More particularly, the E1 Department of Educational and Cultural Affairs is responsible for: negotiating and signing Cultural Agreements with foreign countries negotiating and signing Cultural Programs monitoring the implementation of Cultural Programs and exchanges sponsored by them materializing cultural exchanges and events granting scholarships to students of Greek and foreign origin monitoring the activities of cultural and scientific institutions abroad and the of University Chairs of Greek interest.

76. Ancient Greece Alexander the Great The Three Empires Hellenistic culture Greek Philosophy Women in Greek culture and History Greek Art and Architecture Greek Drama http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/GREECE/GREECE.HTM

Archaic and Classical Greece Archaic Greece Sparta Athens The Persian Wars ... The Three Empires Hellenistic Culture Greek Philosophy Pre-Socratic Philosophy Socrates Plato Aristotle ... Women in Greek Culture and History Greek Art and Architecture Greek Drama Anthology of Greek Readings Historical Atlas Internet Resources on Ancient Greece ©1996, Richard Hooker For information contact: Richard Hines Updated 6-6-1999

77. WORLD COUNCIL OF HELLENES ABROAD The general Secretariat for Greeks Abroad organises the Acquaintance with Program of Greek Language and culture for 140 Youth of Greek origin from http://www.sae.gr/EN/Programmata_Filokseneias.asp

About SAE Regions Networks SAE Action ... Download Files INTERESTING TOPICS The new SAE Portal SAE's Websites President Alternate President Europe Oceania ... Asia-Africa SEARCH Hospitality Programs - World Youth Camp 'ACQUAINTANCE WITH GREECE' for 100 youth from the diaspora of the United States and Canada, December 19, 2004- January 4, 2005 The General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad organises the "Acquaintance with Greece' Program for 100 youth from the Diaspora (60 from the United States and 40 from Canada). The duration of the program is 17 days (16 nights), from December 19, 2004 to January 4, 2005, in Athens. Some of the activities incluye: a one-day cruise at the Argosaronic Gulf islands; one-day visits and excursions to sites of historical and archaeological interest in the greater Attica region, Central Greece and the Peloponnese; lectures on various topics; visits to various sights and facilities of general interest; workshops of Greek traditional dances, music, song and drama; and cultural, recreational and sport events. Eligible to participate are young people of Greek origin (at least one Greek parent), 18 to 25 years of age (they must have completed their 18th year by 19 December 2004), who live permanently abroad. Greek civil servants or children of Greek civil servants who work abroad or persons who live temporarily abroad are not eligible.

78. Bolchazy.com: Latin — . This set of articles brings Classicists......Feminism and the Formation of Ethnic Identity in Greek culture. Tatiana TsakiropoulouSummers, editor. http://www.bolchazy.com/prod.php?cat=latin&id=CB802

79. PMC Cultural Diversity In Health - Regions - Greece A small number of Greek migrants continue to practice cupping (vendouzes a traditional There is a general lack of understanding of mental health. http://www.diversityinhealth.com/regions/europe/greek.htm

Greeks Please note: the following information is intended to alert you to some of the ways that culture impacts on health care but may not apply to all Greeks. General There are approximately 127,000 Greeks in Australia, most of who migrated in the post-war period. There have been few recent arrivals. There are 7733 Cypriots in NSW Language / Communication Language: - Greek Those who speak English may be intimidated by sophisticated English or medical jargon but this depends on their education Older migrants may not be literate and may be intimidated by medical jargon / technical language, though they may be reluctant to admit that they do not understand the health professional. Expressive communication style - physical contact is both natural and normal but is generally restricted to the patient's family / community. Elders have a high status and should be treated with respect. Confidentiality is an important concern Interpreters It may be important to consider the gender of the interpreter Religion Predominately Greek Orthodox Customs / Social structure Patriarchal (under challenge from within the community) Family relationships and honour are extremely important. It may be important to communicate with the family (particularly for older migrants), as they are likely to be essential to any treatment program.

80. MIO-ECSDE - The Mediterranean NGO Federation The Greek national consultation on the Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Mr. Ch. Zachopoulos (general Secretary of the Ministry for culture), Prof. http://www.mio-ecsde.org/

Thursday, September 22 2005 @ 08:02 AM EEST advanced search Welcome to MIO-ECSDE Contact us News Home Events (14/0) Activities (7/0) Publications (1/0) Other Issues (8/0) Activities Agriculture Capacity Building Climate Change Conferences and Workshops ... Water More Activities Med Circle of Journalists COMPSUD (EN) COMPSUD (FR) Upcoming Events Monday 03-Oct Thursday 06-Oct WORLD CONGRESS ON EDUCATION Saturday 08-Oct Wednesday 12-Oct 13TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND ITS IMPACT ON LIFE IN THE MEDITERRAN Older Stories Thursday 23-Dec Med NGOs comment on the findings of the first phase of the SIA-EMFT The 9th AGM of MIO-ECSDE, Cairo, 9 December 2004 Training Seminar for Egyptian educators The Arabic version of the Educational Package ''Water in the Mediterranean'' ... Latest developments regarding the draft UNECE Strategy on Education for Tuesday 09-Nov 9th AGM of MIO-ECSDE Monday 25-Oct MEdIES Events in Turkey Friday 22-Oct Latest news on the draft UNECE Strategy for ESD Public participation, environmental information and awareness in the Mediterranean Region The EuroMediterranean Youth Platform Forum on "The Protection of the Mediterranean Sea from Land-Based Pollution: Prospects and Partnerships" Estimating that more than 80% of the total pollution load in the Mediterranean comes from land-based activities, the Mediterranean countries parties to the

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