61. Biblical Archaeology Society Online Archive Browse The Biblical archaeology Society publishes Biblical archaeology Review, Destinations Alba Fucens, italy. 70 miles east of Rome is a spectacular Roman http://www.basarchive.org/sample/bswbBrowse.asp?PubID=BSAO&Volume=1&Issue=1&Arti

62. Biblical Archaeology Society Online Archive Browse The Biblical archaeology Society publishes Biblical archaeology Review, The Church of the Holy Sepulchre (in Bologna, italy) ( BAR 2606, Nov/Dec 2000) http://www.basarchive.org/sample/bswbBrowse.asp?PubID=BSAO&Volume=5&Issue=1&Arti

63. Archaeological Sites: Italy Archaeological s it es italy (up to Pompeii). Site BAIA. Title Caesar’s summerpalace found at Naples. Publication reported in Times http://www.sas.ac.uk/icls/library/Cuttings/HTML Drawer 2/Archaeology abroad/Ital

Archaeological s it es: Italy (up to Pompeii Site: BAIA Title: Caesar’s summer palace found at Naples Publication reported in: Times Date reported: th November 1997 Summary: Complex of buildings found at Baia believed to be the palace of Caesar described by Tacitus. S it e: BENEVENTO T it le: Fresh face of Hadrian looks from arch wall Publication reported in: Times Date reported: th April 2001 Summary: Restoration of Trajan’s arch in Benevento S it e: HERCULANEUM (V ill a dei Papiri) T it le: Battle for the books of Herculaneum Publication reported in: Independent Date reported: th May 2005 T it le: Br it ish scholars call for excavation of Roman v ill a Publication reported in: Art Newspaper Date reported: March 2005 T it le: The search for the lost library of Rome Publication reported in: Times Date reported: rd January 2005 T it le: Open house after 2,000 years Publication reported in: Times Date reported: th February 2003 T it le: Roman v ill a rots while recriminations fly over restoration Publication reported in: Independent Date reported: th August 2002 T it le: How did the V ill a of the Papyri get into this state?

64. Archaeological Sites: Italy (Portus To End) Archaeological s it es italy (Portus to end). S it e PORTUS. T it le Glory ofRome ’s lost port revealed. Publication reported in Telegraph http://www.sas.ac.uk/icls/library/Cuttings/HTML Drawer 2/Archaeology abroad/Ital

Archaeological s it es: Italy (Portus to end) S it e: PORTUS T it le: Glory of Rome ’s lost port revealed Publication reported in: Telegraph Date reported: th November 1999 Summary: Br it ish geophysicists provide dig it al map of Portus S it e: PRATO T it le: Etruscan clue to statuette mystery Publication reported in: Times Date reported: th September 2000 Summary: Etruscan settlement discovered in the plain of Gonfienti at s it e where statuette (now at Br it ish Museum ) was found in 18 th century. S it e: RAVENNA T it le: Mosaic maze sheds new light on Romans Publication reported in: European Date reported: th September 1994 Summary: 1,200 square metres of Roman and Byzantine mosaics uncovered at Ravenna S it e: ROME (Aurelian Wall) T it le: Weather has taken it s toll on ancient Rome , too Publication reported in: Independent Date reported: th April 2001 Summary: 100ft section of the Aurelian wall, the Baths of Caracalla, have collapsed S it e: ROME (Colosseum) T it le: Ancient machinery drove cruelty at the Colosseum Publication reported in: Telegraph Date reported: th December 2003 T it le: Colosseum’s animal magic was high art Publication reported in: Times Date reported: th March 1999 Summary: Reports on the 8 year project by the German Archaeological Inst it ute (led by Heinz-Jurgen Beste) to reconstruct the arena of the Colosseum.

65. LII - Results For "excavations Archaeology Italy Pompeii Extinct City" Results for excavations archaeology italy pompeii extinct city 1 to 2 of 2 (Extinct city) Pompeii (Extinct city) Photographs italy Antiquities http://www.lii.org/advanced?searchtype=subject;query=Excavations (Archaeology) I

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67. ScienceDaily -- Browse Topics: Science/Social_Sciences/Archaeology/Regional/Euro Search Studies in Sardinian archaeology Sardinia in the Mediterranean Proceedings of the Icfa Workshop Chia Laguna, Sardinia, italy 16 July 2002 http://www.sciencedaily.com/directory/Science/Social_Sciences/Archaeology/Region

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68. Archaeology Film Festivals/Events Began programming archaeologyawareness events elsewhere in italy and abroad incollaboration with Archeologia Viva magazine in 1995. http://www.artfilm.org/archaeo.htm

Archaeology Film Festivals/Events compiled by Carole Lazio Last update: September 15, 2005 This list is updated periodically as new information accumulates. Mediamakers should contact festivals directly with any questions about deadlines or submission guidelines. Unless an appropriate foreign language version is available, most European festivals require an English-language transcription in addition to a PAL cassette. Some request translations. On May 19, 2002 a group of continental festivals dedicated to archaeology pledged to form the European Federation of Film Festivals on Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (FEDARCINE). Its website ( www.fedarcine.com ) offers supplementary background for many of the events listed below and about members whose next programs may not yet have been announced. February 20 5o Incontro Nazionale di Archeologia Viva: La Voce del Passato, Un Messagio per il Futuro , Florence Archeologia Viva, Giunti Gruppo Editoriale, via Bolognese 165, 50139 Florence, Italy. Tel.+39(055) 506.2303. E-mail: ArcheologiaViva@giunti.it

69. Web Site Of The Department Of Classics At The University Of North CLAR 50 archaeology of italy. SP 2002, FA 2002, FA 2003. CLAR 111 ArchaeologicalField Methods. FA 2001, FA 2002, FA 2003, FA 2004 http://classics.unc.edu/faculty/nicolaterrenato.html

Nicola TERRENATO Assistant Professor of Classical Archaeology Research Associate, Research Laboratories of Archaeology Nicola Terrenato is an Italic archaeologist whose research encompasses not only traditional Roman archaeology, but also that of the Etruscans and the Romanization of Italy. Professor Terrenato studied at the University of Rome University of Pisa in 1993. He was Leverhulme Visiting Fellow at the University of Durham from 1996 until 1998 and joined the Department of Classics at UNC in January 1999. He has conducted excavations in Rome (on the North Slope of the Palatine Hill and at the Auditorium site), Volterra and San Pietro in Basilicata. Since 1987 Professor Terrenato has directed the Cecina Valley Survey and the excavations at San Mario and Podere Cosciano; the project is presently excavating the site of Torre di Donoratico. In addition to his field projects he is also currently the director of the Summer Program in Archaeology administered by the American Academy in Rome CLAR 20 : Ancient Cities) with Donald Haggis; he also teaches a survey course on the archaeology of Italy (

70. Museum Of Classical Archaeology - Italy Museum of Classical archaeology italy. Home Greece Egypt italy Corinth Petra Boeotia. Initially of Etruscan origin, Rome grew to become one of http://www.classics.und.ac.za/museum1/italy.htm

Museum of Classical Archaeology - Italy Home Greece Egypt Italy ... Boeotia Initially of Etruscan origin, Rome grew to become one of most powerful empires in the Western World. Although much of their art was modelled on Greek protoypes, Italian-ware finds its own expression through intricate glasswork, cameos, wall paintings and a plethora of finely crafted everyday objects List of objects: BUCCHERO FRAGMENTS - 6th century BC GUTTUS - 4th century BC SOUTH ITALIAN OENOCHOE - 4th century BC CEREMONIAL VESSEL - 4th century BC LEBES GAMIKOS - 3rd century BC SILVER COSMETIC SPOON - 2nd century AD IRON STYLUS - 2nd century AD CLOSED OIL - LAMPS - 3rd century AD St. MENAS FLASK - 4th century AD TERRACOTTA LAMP - 5th century AD LARGE TERRACOTTA LAMP - 5th century AD VARIEGATED GLASS BEADS EARLY CHRISTIAN RELIEF COARSEWARE JUG ROMAN GLASS FUSIFORM FLASKS

71. University Of Durham - Archaeology About Us - Staff Bio & Research Detail University Durham archaeology. The neolithic enclosures of the Tavoliere,southeast italy. In Varndell, G. and Topping, P. (eds. http://www.dur.ac.uk/archaeology/about_staff/about_staff_skeatesr.php

Staff Contact Info Home Dr. Robin Skeates Lecturer in Museum Studies Research interests Archaeology Central Mediterranean prehistory (social life, material and visual culture, radiocarbon dating) Archaeological theory Material culture studies Artefact studies Visual culture Prehistoric art Museum and heritage studies Archaeological collecting Public archaeology Cultural representation Politics of the past Ethics Recent Publications MUSEUM AND HERITAGE STUDIES Debating the Archaeological Heritage . London: Duckworth. pp. 150.(2000.) This book provides an introduction to contemporary debates surrounding the rival claims of the competing interest groups throughout the world that lay claim to the material remains of the past. It deals with defining, owning, protecting, managing, interpreting and experiencing the archaeological heritage It calls for greater communication and co-operation between archaeologists and other interest groups, and urges archaeologists to increase the involvement of local people in the culturally valuable and vulnerable material remains of the past. The Collecting of Origins: Collectors and Collections of Italian prehistory and the Cultural Transformation of Value (1550-1999) . Oxford: British Archaeological Reports International Series 868. pp. 143, figs. 99. (2000.)

72. Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy | Discover Friuli | Archaeology And Wines Of Friuli FriuliVenezia Giulia, italy, Travel and Wine Tasting. archaeology and wines the most important archaeological site in northern italy and capital of one http://www.cellartastings.com/en/events/read/food-wine-events-7-italy-1676.html

You are here : Home Events Europe Italy Friuli-Venezia Giulia New! wine maps 23rd Sep 2005 Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy, Travel and Wine Tasting Archaeology and wines of Friuli Overview Art, history, archaeology, food and wine in one day! If you are interested in ancient Rome and enjoy wines that have over 20 centuries of documented history, join us on this fascinating full-day tour to Aquileia, the most important archaeological site in northern Italy and capital of one of Friuli's premier DOC wine districts! HIGHLIGHTS: - Roman and early Christian ruins - Outstanding mosaics and frescoes - Visit to a prestigious winery and wine tasting TOUR DESCRIPTION: You'll leave Venice in the morning to reach the magnificent archaeological site of Aquileia where you'll visit the forum, remains of public baths and private houses, Roman roads with visible chariot tracks and the ancient Basilica which hosts stunning Byzantine frescoes and one of the largest and most spectacular early-Christian mosaic floors of the West! Lunch in a typical agriturismo of the area. In the afternoon you will visit a leading estate of the Aquileia DOC wine area producing award winning red and white wines. You'll meet the winemaker, share his knowledge about the wine-making process and a take a tour of the plant and cellars before enjoying the taste of a good vintage and eventually bring a few bottles home!

73. Animal Dung And Archaeology of sheep/goat in the Bronze Age Site of FiaveCarera, Northern italy.Environmental archaeology 1 87-94. italy/Fiave-Carera/pollen/macro/sheep-goat/OA http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~nmiller0/dung.html

An Idiosyncratic and Not Exhaustive Bibliography for Animal Dung and Archaeology accumulated by Naomi F. Miller, University of Pennsylvania Museum August 2005 While we tend to think of livestock mainly as a source of meat and milk, in practice they produce more dung than anything else. -B. Sillar (2000:46). Most recent entries Entire listing Heat of dung-fueled fires Dung and War ... Photo links (some new ones added February 12, 2002) "Farm Uses Camel Dung for Environmental Clean-up" "Guts, Germination, and Seeds" Keyword organization: Country; Site; Archaeological relevance: e.g., fuel/fertilizer/feature; Focus if not archaeological; Animal Most recent entries added August, 2005 Haas, J.N. 2004 Mikroskopische Analyse von Schaf-Ziegenkoprolithen. In Switzerland/Arbon Bleiche 3 In Switzerland/Arbon Bleiche 3 added since February, 2005 2004 Ethnoarchaeology in the Moroccan Jebala (Western Rif): Wood and Dung as Fuel. In Morocco//fuel//ethnoarchaeology Entire listing 1999 Plant Macrofossils and Pollen in Goat/Sheep Faeces from the Neolithic Lake-Shore Settlement Arbon Bleiche 3, Switzerland. The Holocene 9: 175-182. Switzerland/Arbon Bleiche 3/fodder/sheep/goat/OA 1997 Analysis of Plant Macrofossils in Goat/Sheep Faeces from the Neolithic Lake Shore Settlement of Horgen Scheller - An Indication of Prehistoric Transhumance? Vegetation History and Archaeobotany 6: ¼hn, M. and P. Hadorn

74. The Archaeology Channel Video Guide Streaming media and educational resources about archaeology and indigenous peoples . THE ANGLOAMERICAN PROJECT IN POMPEII (italy); ARCHAEO VIDEO FIELD http://www.archaeologychannel.org/content/videoguide.asp

The Archaeology Channel Home Become a Member Member Organizations Underwriting Program ... Need help using this page? To view the videos you will need a free player: Windows Media Player Real Player Video Guide Sort by Name Sort by Location Video Guide Map A FORGOTTEN PLACE: THE HISTORY OF AN ABANDONED FARMING COMMUNITY (North Carolina) THE ACROPOLIS (Greece) THE ADENA PEOPLE: MOUNDBUILDERS OF KENTUCKY (Kentucky) THE AKHA WAY (Thailand) ANCIENT FIRES AT CLIFF PALACE POND (Kentucky) THE ANCIENT HYDRAULIS (Greece) ANCIENT MOUND BUILDERS: The Marksville State Historic Site (Louisiana) THE ANGLO-AMERICAN PROJECT IN POMPEII (Italy) ARCHAEO VIDEO FIELD COMMUNIQUE: The Popham Colony (Maine) BALANCING THE COSMOS (Guatemala) BESH-BA-GOWAH (Arizona) CALLEVA: THE ROMAN TOWN OF SILCHESTER (UK) CATALHÖYÜK (Turkey) COMPUTER RECONSTRUCTION: Temple Site at Phimai (Thailand) DAMMING THE EUPHRATES (Turkey) Danebury: Ritual and Religion in the Iron Age (UK) EGYPT: GIFT OF THE NILE (Egypt) EPHEMERA: ARCHAEOLOGY ON TELEVISION (UK) ETNIAS (Peru) GHOSTS OF THE MOUNTAINS (Pennsylvania) GILA CLIFF DWELLINGS (New Mexico) GUARDIANS OF A LEGACY (Italy) THE HOUSE OF JULIUS POLYBIUS (Italy) IN THE SHADOW OF THE VOLCANO: PREHISTORIC LIFE IN NORTHERN ARIZONA (Arizona) IN VIVID COLOR: VOICES FROM SHILOH'S MOUND (Tennessee) JORDAN: A HISTORICAL REVIEW (Jordan) JOURNEY THROUGH TIME: ARCHAEOLOGY AT ST. JOHNS

75. Classics And Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page Bibliography of the Bronze Age archaeology of mainland Greece and Crete. Planet italy. A commercial site but look under Culture for images and some http://www.gzg.fn.bw.schule.de/faecher/links/classic.htm

(Last modified October 9, 1996 Recent additions. Introduction This page collects links to internet resources of interest to classicists and Mediterranean archaeologists. Please feel free to copy the links in this page for whatever purposes you see fit (the pages referred to come with their own restrictions). Entries followed by sfsh@umich.edu top five percent of web sites according to Point. Check out the graphic .Thank you. Search Tools (Under Construction) Search the titles of these resources: I am categorizing the entries. Select from this list: From This Server Archaeology Atlas Conference Department Egyptology Field Project History Images Index Museum Near East Organization Prehistory Publication Religion Teaching Texts English Australia Canada New Zealand USA United Kingdom French or France German or Germany Greece Israel Italian or Italy Netherlands Spanish or Spain Sweden List other indexes for Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology. Search related databases. Table of Contents Texts, Projects, Journals, Bibliographies, Etc. Exhibits, Web Documents and Sources of Images Field Projects and Site Specific Reports Related Courses, Course Material and Departmental Descriptions ... Other World Wide Web Servers Texts, Projects, Journals, Bibliographies, Etc. ABZU Near Eastern resources on the internet.

76. Christine Finn: Bookcrossing.com In Italy bookcrossing.com in italy. Christine Finn. Post Edit Home Help look ata phenomenon that is yet another form of contemporary archaeology. http://traumwerk.stanford.edu:3455/ChristineFinn/49

bookcrossing.com in Italy Christine Finn Key Pages Home Christine Finn Diary in Rome Relevant Links ... RSS Changes [Sep 16, 2005] bookcrossing.com in... Heritage: a subject... Rome graffiti and a... Home ... More Changes... Changes [Sep 16, 2005]: bookcrossing.com in... Heritage: a subject... Rome graffiti and a... Home ... MORE Find Pages 6th June Just back from an interesting look at a phenomenon that is yet another form of contemporary archaeology. Take a look at http://www.bookcrossing.com and you'll see what I mean... ...it's "Catch and Release" with literary works in a keep-net. The idea being that members liberate books they have read, anywhere, in the hope that others will pick them up, log their history, and send them again on their way... The books - marked "Free take me!" - have an individual number already registered online in a cyber bookshelf. The idea is that finders go to the site, and log the book. Then move it on. There are some 360,000 members worldwide, and "bookcrossing" is now a word in the dictionary, as noted on its Webby-award winning site "bookcrossing n. the practice of leaving a book in a public place to be picked up and read by others, who then do likewise."

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78. Internet Resources Classics Mediterranean archaeology Home Page. (University of Michigan). ROMARCHA resource for the Art archaeology of Ancient italy and the Provinces http://www.indiana.edu/~classics/AIA/internet/internet.html

ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA Central Indiana Society Archaeological Resources on the Internet Contents Great Places to Begin Surfing Fieldwork Opportunites Croatia France ... Academic Department Home Pages: Classics Great Places to Start Surfing ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine. ArchNet. ArchNet. Site Files and Tours. (University of Michigan) ROMARCH: (BACK to Table of Contents) ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine. THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGY. ... Archaeological Fieldwork Server. From Cornell. Caesarea Maritima (Israel) From the University of Maryland. (http://www.inform.umd.edu:8080/EdRes/Colleges/ARHU/Depts/History/caesarea/ ) Frequently Asked Questions about a Career in Archaeology in the U.S. ARCH-L Logfiles (BACK to Table of Contents) Croatia Palace of Diocletian at Split from ANU The Palace of Diocletian at Split (from UNC) (BACK to Table of Contents) University of Michigan/University of Asiut Project in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. Hadrianic Baths at Leptis Magna from Auckland Leptiminus Archaeological Project, Tunisia (BACK to Table of Contents) The Newstead Research Project The Wroexeter Hinterland Project , University of Birmingham Field Archaeology Unit. An excellent example of an archaeological survey project using aerial photography and GIS tools. Picts Knowe: A henge site in England.

79. Archaeology News archaeology News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net . Located a twohour train ride south of Rome, Naples is italy at its best http://www.topix.net/science/archaeology

Advanced Search Enter ZIP, City or News Search Archaeology News All Channels Front Page Autos Business ... XML Science Agriculture Anthropolog... Archaeology Astronomy ... more... Archaeology News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. Front Page Science News Archaeology Inca Mummies Display Creates Controversy The Washington Post reported Tuesday 9/20 that a proposed exhibit of three 500 year old Inca mummies of sacrified children is creating some amount of controversy. Topics: World News South America Anthropology Argentina ... Farming threatens ancient Egyptian sites CBC News Egyptian reliefs dating back thousands of years could disappear within a decade, archaeologists said on Thursday. Topics: World News Anthropology Agriculture Africa ... Ancient Indian temple unearthed Ancient Indian temple unearthed 23.09.05 6.20am The ruins of an ancient temple built by a long-vanished kingdom in southern India are being excavated by archaeologists who say the Hindu sanctum may have been ... Topics: Anthropology Asian Tsunami Disaster Free talk on dig at East Kirk of St Nicholas Church A free lunchtime talk next Wednesday will look at what was uncovered during archaeological excavations at the East Kirk of St Nicholas Church earlier this year. Topics: Anthropology Walk and talk on canal archaeology As part of its a oeMan-Madea Water in Montgomeryshire Exhibition, Powysland Museum is hosting a number of events on the topics of the Montgomeryshire Canal and Lake Vyrnwy.

80. Open Archaeology: Location Albenga (Savona, Italy) Parent Location, Savona (italy). Short name, Albenga AD 400700 theceramic evidence British Archaeological Reports International Series 604. http://www.openarchaeology.org/cgi-bin/oabrowser?xsl=ShowLocation¶m=Albenga

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