61. ASOR Outreach Links--Ancient Near Eastern Civs Links list for the civilizations of the ancient Near east including Israel,Jordan, Palestine, Egypt, General ancient Near east. Egyptian History civ. http://www.asor.org/outreach/links/aneciv.html

Links for Archaeology and Ancient Civilizations Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations Roman pottery, Caesarea Maritima photo by Scott Ewald (courtesy of Combined Caesarea Expeditions) Table of Contents General Ancient Near East Mesopotamian Civilizations General Ancient Near East Exploring Ancient World Cultures: Near East **Highly recommended Near East page of the excellent site EAWC: The Index of Internet Resources. Go to its home page for the full site. Ancient Near East: Internet Resources for elementary school students Abzu: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East Available on the Internet ***The major index of all things Ancient Near Eastern, from the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Searchable database. Canaanites, Israelites and Other Biblical Peoples Canaanite calf figurine, Ashkelon (photo courtesy of Ashkelon Excavations) Hittite Home Page History on the Internet: Ancient Israel The New Jerusalem Mosaic Virtual guides take you on tours of the various periods of the history and culture of Jerusalem. Start with old Jerusalem Mosaic as they are somewhat different.

62. The Legacy Of The Middle East The highly variable physical environment of the middle east incited Nissen,Hans J.The Early History of the ancient Near east, 90002000 BC. http://www.humanities-interactive.org/ancient/mideast/mideast_essay.htm

THE LEGACY OF THE MIDDLE EAST Preface The Legacy of the Middle East is the product of a remarkable international collaboration between representatives of three diverse agencies: a public university in the United States, an administrative unit of city government from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and a private, non-profit American organization devoted to the humanities. The exhibition was conceived and curated by Professor Denise Schmandt-Besserat, a distinguished scholar of Art and Archaeology at the Center for Middle Eastern Studies of the University of Texas at Austin. Panels on Medieval Islamic scholars and the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia were organized by Engineer Sami Saleh Nawar, Director of the Jeddah Department of Historical Preservation, Saudi Arabia. The exhibition was designed and fabricated by the Texas Humanities Resource Center, a division of the Texas Council for the Humanities. The Humanities Resource Center has also managed the design and production of print, electronic, and video resources that accompany the exhibition. One copy of the exhibition resides in Saudi Arabia. The American version is essentially identical, except that it contains 20, rather than 21 panels. The information and images on panels 3 and 4 are combined into one panel, and the concluding panel (20) emphasizes the evolution of the Latin (English) alphabet, which is used in the United States

63. Middle Eastern Civilizations Review Assyrians Babylonians Hebrews Hittites Persians phoenicians Sumerians We werethe first great civilization of the middle east and were responsible for http://home.cfl.rr.com/crossland/AncientCivilizations/Middle_East_Civilizations/

Civilizations of the Middle East Review Name: Period: Date: Directions: For each description below, select the name of the people to whom it best applies, making your selection from the list below. Type your answers in the blank. When you are finished, click on the 'Submit my Answers' button at the bottom of the page. DO NOT HIT THE 'ENTER' KEY ON YOUR KEYBOARD - UNLESS YOU ARE FINISHED. A new page will come up with some advertising on it - your answers will be at the bottom of this page along with a link to return to this web site. Assyrians Babylonians Hebrews Hittites Persians Phoenicians Sumerians 1. A seafaring merchant people, we devised a simplified alphabet and were known as "missionaries of civilization." 2. Although we were known for our military, not scholarly pursuits, our extensive library has enabled modern scholars to reconstruct life in the ancient Middle East. 3. We were the first people to accept monotheism, and our prophets denounced evil and injustice.

64. AUB - Faculty Of Arts And Sciences AROL 230 ancient Mesopotamia AROL 231 - ancient Near east Religions HIST 327 - Social and Economic History of the middle east I http://wwwlb.aub.edu.lb/~webfas/student_resources/history_archaeology.html

COURSE INFORMATION -Department of Biology -Department of Chemistry -Department of Computer Science -Department of Economics ... AROL 101 - Introduction to Archaeology AROL 201 - Archaeology in Lebanon AROL 211 - Methodology I AROL 212 - Methodology II AROL 213 - The Human Story I: The Old Stone Age AROL 214 - Human History II: The new Stone Age or Noethilic AROL 215 - The Near East in the Bronze Ages AROL 216 - The Near East in the Bronze Ages (3500-1200 BC) AROL 217 - Phoenicia and the Phoenicians AROL 218 - The Phoenicians Expansion in the Mediterranean AROL 220 - Ancient Mesopotamia AROL 221 - Arch. of the Greek World AROL 222 - Arch. Of the Greek world AROL 223 - Archaeology of the Hellenistic World AROL 224 - Introduction to the Roman World AROL 225 - The Roman and Byzantine Near East AROL 226 - The World of the Philistines, Israelites, and Aramaeans AROL 227 - The Near East in the Roman and Early Byzantine Age AROL 228 - The Near East During the Early Byzantine Period AROL 229 - Ancient Mesopotamia AROL 230 - Ancient Mesopotamia AROL 231 - Ancient Near East Religions AROL 232 - The History of the Syro-Lebanese Coast in Antiquity AROL 233 - Fieldwork in Archaeology AROL 234 - Fieldwork in Archaeology AROL 234I - Problems in Archaeology: Archaeology in Lebanon AROL 235 - Special Topics in Archaeology AROL 291 - Senior Seminar AROL 292 - Senior Tutorial AROL 293 - Ancient Texts AROL 294 - Ancient Texts AROL 301 - Graduate Seminar in Current Approaches to Archaeology

65. Syria Gate - About Syria - History Of Syria At the same time the phoenicians were getting stronger and were establishing In this period Persia conquered Babylonia and took over the middle east. http://www.syriagate.com/Syria/about/general/history.htm

Home Clients Syrian Companies Services ... Search History of Syria History of Syria Often called the Cradle of Civilization and the Gateway to History, Syria has a lot to offer history and the development of civilized man. On the other hand Syria's natural boundaries did nothing for the security of the land its strategic location also made it vulnerable and many conquerors and attackers were able to conquer Syria. It has been a great crossroad for trade between the Mediterranean and the East; it exported the Alphabet to the West, and has been linked to Religion from the beginning, from the Semitic Deities to the monotheistic faiths. Settling, Agriculture and the Beginning of civilization 9000BC: This is where civilization began. The development of agriculture in Syria meant settled communities. Tribes and peoples began to prefer agriculture to hunting and with the appearance of bronze and copper tools, agriculture developed quickly. Along with the development in agriculture came a development in trade, as urbanized communities began to engage in various economic activities. Ebla, Mari and the Bronze Age:

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67. Ancient Languages Of East Mediterranean Article By Cyril Babaev ancient Languages of the east Mediterranean. § 1. The Unique Region. Egyptians came from the south, following the Nile; Jews, phoenicians and other http://indoeuro.bizland.com/archive/article9.html

68. International Journal Of Instructional Media: Communication And The Culture Of D In turn, Phoenician and Aramaic alphabets developed into the European, Of all the accomplishments of the ancient middle east, the invention of the http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3756/is_200301/ai_n9232695

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69. A History Of The Guitar - 1000 Great Guitar Sites On The Web Egypt had the longest unified history of any civilization in the ancient in the ancient middle east for being relentless and ruthless warriors. http://www.guitarsite.com/history14.htm

HOME Bands Contents Guest ... TAB Real Songs. Real Drums. Real Easy. Click Now For A Free Downloand! Paul's Guitar Museum 14. Ancient Civilisations Mesopotamia Cradle of Civilization Known as the "cradle of civilization", Mesopotamia served as the site for some of the world's earliest settlements. It occupied the area between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers that now constitutes the greater part of Iraq. The Sumerian civilization, which began in the region in about 3500 BC, built a canal system and the world's first cities. Egypt Step Pyramid, Saqqara, 2700 BC Egyptian Art and Architecture - the buildings, paintings, sculpture, and allied arts of ancient Egypt, from prehistoric times to its conquest by the Romans in 30 BC. Egypt had the longest unified history of any civilization in the ancient Mediterranean, extending with few interruptions from about 3000 BC to the 4th century AD . The nature of the country, fertilized and united by the Nile, and its semi-isolation from outside cultural influences, produced an artistic style that changed little during this long period. Art in all its forms was devoted principally to the service of the pharaoh, who was considered a god on earth, to the state, and to religion. From early times a belief in a life after death dictated that the dead be buried with material goods to their ensure well-being for eternity. Sumer Cuneiform writing of wedge-shaped strokes Sumerian Language - language of the peoples of the ancient kingdom of Sumer in Mesopotamia. Its vocabulary, grammar, and syntax do not appear to be related to those of any other known language. The oldest language preserved in writing, Sumerian was written in cuneiform script. Its earliest records date from about

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71. Field Schools And Scheduled Excavations In The Middle East The ancient middle and near east has been the primary interest to from theSKL ( Sea People ) culture in the Early Iron Age and the Phoenician culture. http://archaeology.about.com/od/middleeasterndigs/

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72. Syria Ancient Syria ancient Syria (Jesus spoke Aramaic), and it became the language of commercethroughout the middle east and the official language of the Persian Empire. http://www.country-studies.com/syria/ancient-syria.html

Ancient Syria The first recorded mention of Greater Syria is in Egyptian annals detailing expeditions to the Syrian coastland to log the cedar, pine, and cypress of the Ammanus and Lebanon mountain ranges in the fourth millennium. Sumer, a kingdom of non-Semitic peoples that formed the southern boundary of ancient Babylonia, also sent expeditions in the third millennium, chiefly in pursuit of cedar from the Ammanus and gold and silver from Cilicia. The Sumerians most probably traded with the Syrian port city of Byblos, which was also negotiating with Egypt for exportation of timber and the resin necessary for mummification. Amorite power was effectively eclipsed in 1600 when Egypt mounted a full attack on Greater Syria and brought the entire region under its suzerainty. During the fifteenth and fourteenth centuries, the area was in tremendous political upheaval because of the growing Assyrian power pressing from the east and invasions from the north of Hittites who eventually settled in north and central Syria. Another Semitic-speaking people, the Canaanites, may have been part of the same migration that brought the Amorites into Syria from northern Arabia in approximately 2400. The Amorites came under the influence of Mesopotamia, whereas the Canaanites, who had intermarried with indigenous Syrians of the coast, were probably under the initial influence of Egypt.

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ANCIENT SYRIA Syria Table of Contents The first recorded mention of Greater Syria is in Egyptian annals detailing expeditions to the Syrian coastland to log the cedar, pine, and cypress of the Ammanus and Lebanon mountain ranges in the fourth millennium. Sumer, a kingdom of non-Semitic peoples that formed the southern boundary of ancient Babylonia, also sent expeditions in the third millennium, chiefly in pursuit of cedar from the Ammanus and gold and silver from Cilicia. The Sumerians most probably traded with the Syrian port city of Byblos, which was also negotiating with Egypt for exportation of timber and the resin necessary for mummification. Amorite power was effectively eclipsed in 1600 when Egypt mounted a full attack on Greater Syria and brought the entire region under its suzerainty. During the fifteenth and fourteenth centuries, the area was in tremendous political upheaval because of the growing Assyrian power pressing from the east and invasions from the north of Hittites who eventually settled in north and central Syria. Another Semitic-speaking people, the Canaanites, may have been part of the same migration that brought the Amorites into Syria from northern Arabia in approximately 2400. The Amorites came under the influence of Mesopotamia, whereas the Canaanites, who had intermarried with indigenous Syrians of the coast, were probably under the initial influence of Egypt.

74. UW-Madison Middle East Studies Program - Courses Hebrew 351 Religions of the ancient Near east (Fox). The gods in ancient Israel,Egypt, Hist 139 The middle east in the 20th Century (Karpat). http://www.mesp.wisc.edu/courses.htm

UW-Madison Middle East Studies Program Courses Offered (By Department) Note: Syllabi listed are samples and are subject to change; courses listed may not be offered every semester. Please check the Timetable for current offerings. African Languages and Literature Antropology Comparative Literature Classics ... Sociology African Languages and Literature . An important Afro-Asiatic language; description, drills. reading, speaking. . Continuation of 321. . Advanced grammar and conversational practice, reading contemporary Arabic literature and other writings. . Continuetion of 323. . (Crosslisted with S Asian; Relig St 370. See S Asian-370 for course information.). . Salection from Quranic and post-Quranic Arabic tents to meet the needs of the students. . Ccontinuation of 445. African Languages and Literature Antropology Comparative Literature Classics ... Sociology Antropology Anthro 102 Archaeology of the Prehistoric World . Introduction to prehistoric world from origins of human culture to the beginnings of written history as revealed by archaeological research at great sites and ruins around the globe. Archaeological analyses of famous prehistoric sites as case studies to illustrate concepts and techniqques used by archaeologists in their efforts to understand the rise, florescence, and demise of vanished societies. Anthro 204 Cultures of the World . Ethnographic survey of the world's peoples and their cultures. Major regions of the world considered in an attempt to outline the variety, richness, significance and the persistence of cultural traditions.

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home features spotlights reviews ... wallpaper Sort by Area: Africa Asia Australasia Europe ... Sth America Mystical builders: linking the ruins of Syria and Mexico Habeeb Salloum investigates the mystical connection between a rather handy Mayan dwarf and ancient spirit builders of Syria. My driver, Ahmad, was beaming as, together we stood atop Qalaat Ibn Maani (Ibn Maani's castle), on a hill top overlooking the remains of Palmyra - known to the Arabs as Tadmur - in Syria. "See these ruins? They say Solomon sent his Jinn (mythical Arab spirits) to build this city in one night." For me it was déjà vu. A few months earlier I had been at the Mayan city of Uxmal in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula and the guide had told a story of how a magician built its pyramid in one night. The two cities were thousands of kilometers apart, separated by great oceans, yet both had eerily similar tales about the supernatural nature of their construction. The remnants were once thriving desert metropolis, 220 km (134 mi) northeast of Damascus, in Syria, and for centuries inspired romantic recollections by wayfarers and literary men. Looking over them today, it is no wonder they believed only a supernatural being could have conjured such a magnificent metropolis in the middle of a desert. "Rise up and go into the world to release it from error and send word to the Jinn and I will give them leave to build Tadmur with hewn stones and columns." God said to Solomon according to the pre-Islamic Arab poet Nabigha al Dhubyain

77. Ancient Middle East - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library Recent historical surveys of the ancient middle east provide satisfactory of the middle east, nature deities of obscure origin, possibly Phoenician. http://www.questia.com/search/ancient-middle-east

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 middle AND east we found: results by media type: books: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: Research Topics on: ancient middle east List All Research Topics Babylonia and Assyria books on: ancient middle east - 38562 results More book Results: From an Antique Land: Ancient and Modern in the Middle East Book by Julian Huxley ; Crown Publishers, 1954 Subjects: Middle EastDescription And Travel ...ANTIQUE LAND Ancient and Modern in the Middle East JULIAN...forcibly in the Middle East is the number...the remains of ancient irrigation...areas in the Middle East is a melancholy...encouragement. If the ancients could make the... Religion and Politics in the Middle East Book by Michael Curtis ; Westview Press, 1981

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Webfestschrift Marshak 2003 [index] Transoxiana Once more about peculiarities of the Sogdian Civilization of the 4th-10th Centuries Boris Y. Stavisky Abstract Sogdian civilization of the 4th-10th centuries had its notable specific features, the main of which was the formation of its diaspora outside the metropolis in the North-East of the Central Asia in Chinese Turkestan and South Siberia. This diaspora has played a great role in the cultural history of Eurasia. I have had occasion to write and talk to my university students about peculiarities of the Sogdian civilization in early medieval time . And here, in a volume in honour of the seventy fifth anniversary of Boris Marshak I take the liberty of reverting to this subject since the hero of the day in the fiftieth of the last century joined the excavations of Ancient Panjikent and then became one of the major scholars and connoisseurs of the history, culture and art of the Sogdian world. In Central Asia the Sogdian civilization was preceded by three others - Achaemenian of classic old-oriental type (middle of 6 th - end of the 4 th centuries B.C.), East-Hellenistic (end of the 4

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