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Abbot Copernicus Albert Einstein Arthur Eddington ... Robert Bunsen Rudolph Wolf Samuel Langley Theories Timeline More Astronomers ... Quiz Early Life Johann Rudolf Wolf was born the 7th of July, 1816, in Flanden, Switzerland. Rudolf attended the University of Zurich where he studied Mathematics under Raabe. He continued his studies in Vienna and Berlin under the tutelage of men such as Encke, Crelle, Dirichlet, Poggendorf, and Steiner. In 1839 he became a teacher of mathematics and physics at the University of Bern. He also became a professor of astronomy there in 1844. Scientific Accomplishments Wolf wrote a lot about his various theories. He wrote about his prime number theory and his theories on geometry as well as those on probability and statistics. His main contribution to science however was in relation to Sun research. Connection to Sun Research Wolf's connection to Sun research is a very important one, as he was the scientist who discovered the 11 year sunspot cycle and its connection with the geomagnetic activity of Earth. In 1849 he created a system known as Wolf's sunspot numbers. This system is still in use today for studying solar activity by counting sunspots and sunspot groups.

2. NGDC/STP - Sunspot Numbers Johann Rudolph Wolf (18161893). National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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Halieis 1974 Part 1: We came, we saw, we dug! Preface: My wife Judy and I were part of the Halieis Excavation team in the summer of 1974. I kept a diary during that entire summer. In it I occasionally recorded some interesting observations along with a lot of mundane ramblings on how I spent my day in the trenches or working on the finds. Re-reading it, however, has brought back a flood of memories, so I have fleshed out the diary data with other memories in an effort to tell what it was like to be part of the excavation that summer. In this first part, I look closely at the first two weeks of the season, with all their excitement and novelty. My wife Judy and I had spent the summer of 1973 in Nauplion with Wolf Rudolph, Jeff and D'Arcy Danielson, Don and Ingrid Keller, and others, examining and cataloging finds from previous excavation years at Halieis. Jeff, Don, and I had even visited the Necropolis of Halieis once with Wolf during that summer. But my wife and I had never been on a real excavation before, so we looked forward to the summer of 1974 when the Indiana University team would be excavating at Halieis. On Wednesday, after a leisurely morning and early afternoon at Hotel Rozos, about 3:15 p.m. we all took a trip over to the site of Halieis, where we examined Field 10, the Acropolis, and the Necropolis. Afterward we relaxed at our hotel before going into Porto Cheli for the evening. Most of the group gathered at the Bonsoir Snack Bar. I remember the stars being very bright at night on the hotel side of the bay. We came to enjoy the daily walk into town and back to the hotel.

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Of Skeletons and Stale Bread I dug at Halieis for one season only, 1970, which was Wolf Rudolph’s first season as director of the excavations. Mike Jameson was on hand for the season, too. For most of the summer my trenches were in the East Tower area, where the finds included a number of late period burials and the remains of classical houses. My favorite skeleton was "Smiley," whose jaw was unhinged into an unusually exuberant grin and in whose midriff, just above the lower rib, was a bronze key. How did the key get there? Did Smiley swallow it to keep greedy relatives from getting into his/her lockbox? Did someone leave it, purposely or inadvertently, in Smiley’s pocket when he/she was buried? My least favorite skeletons were a pair of children, buried one atop the other just outside the city wall. Delicate, friable bones that crumbled as we tried to separate them from the dirt. Very frustrating work. And who likes to deal with dead babies, anyway? We eventually removed the burials en bloc and took them back to the dig house. I don’t know where they finally ended up. In addition to working around the East Tower, I also excavated briefly on a small hilltop, probably a sanctuary, called Koukouras. It was a beautiful location, isolated, with spectacular views to Spetsai across the water. The dirt road to the site was steep and poorly graded. Even with a running start, it usually took two or more tries for our dig van to make it to the top. In addition to collecting surface pottery and numbering and drawing the conglomerate blocks that had been piled around some pine trees at the crest of the hill, we dug a few shallow, featureless trenches.

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14. Nestor by Tom Jacobsen (19781980, 1981-1986), wolf rudolph (1978-1987), Karen Vitelli (1980-1981, 1987-1991, 1992-1995) and Michaelis Fotiadis (1991-1992). http://classics.uc.edu/nestor/nestorinfo.html

NESTOR@CLASSICS.UC.EDU History, Parameters, and Subscription Information Nestor is an international bibliography of Aegean studies, Homeric society, Indo-European linguistics, and related fields. It is published monthly from September to May (each volume covers one calendar year) by the Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati. An Authors Index accompanies the December issue. Nestor is distributed in 30 countries world-wide. It is currently edited by Carol Hershenson. The primary geographic nexus of Nestor is the Aegean, including all of Greece, Albania, and Cyprus, the southern area of Bulgaria, and the western and southern areas of Turkey. Nestor includes publications concerning the central and western Mediterranean, southeastern Europe, the eastern Mediterranean, western Asia, and other regions of archaeological research, if the specific bibliographic items contain Aegean artifacts, imitations, or influences, or make reference to Aegean comparanda. Nestor Nestor Nestor includes items concerned with other periods if they discuss comparisons or questions of continuity involving the prehistoric period, or if they involve geological developments whose affects were felt in the prehistoric period. Within the topographic and chronological scope defined above

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CIDOC Archaeological Sites Working Group Minutes of the meeting in: London, England 7th September 1999 Participants: Henrik Jarl Hansen, National Museum of Denmark, Denmark (Chair) Gillian Grayson, English Heritage, UK (Secretary) Judith Marsh, Canadian Heritage, Canada (Membership) Veletta Canouts, National Parks Service, USA Duncan Brown, Southampton City Council, UK Francis Grew , Museum of London, UK Katerine Charatzopoulou, Archaeology Magazine, Germany Levi I. Izuakor , National Commission for Nigeria Museums and Monuments, Nigeria Wolf Rudolph, FHTW SG Museumskunde, Germany Trevor Reynolds, English Heritage, UK Henrik Jarl Hansen began the meeting by welcoming old and new members to London. Action: HJH and JM to produce Melbourne notes. Approval of the agenda The agenda was approved by the working group. Apologies for absence Apologies had been received from Irina Oberlander-Tarnoveanu and Stephen Stead. News from members of the group Members of the group introduced themselves and described their roles and interests.

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EDITORIAL BOARD editors general editorial board guidelines for referees Editors Editor-in-Chief Andrea Witcomb, Research Institute for Cultural Heritage, Curtin University Production Editor Lee Adendorff, Australian Museums and Galleries OnLine General Editorial Board Museums Anne Watson (Powerhouse Museum) Bill Jonas Brian Shepherd (Edith Cowan University Childhood Museum) Brian Crozier (Queensland Museum) Clare-Frances Craig (Museums Assistance Program) Eddie Butler - Bowden (Museum of Victoria) Gary Crockett (Hyde Park Barracks, Historic Houses Trust of NSW) Gary du Four (WA Art Gallery) Gaye Sculthorpe (Museum of Victoria) Glen Cook (Queensland Art Gallery) Ian Hoskins (Powerhouse Museum) Ian McShane (Independant consultant) Jana Vytrhlik (Powerhouse Museum) Judith Wassall (Queensland Museum) Kevin Sumption (Powerhouse Museum) Linda Adair (Powerhouse Museum) Margaret Anderson (South Australian History Trust) Louise Douglas (National Museum of Australia) Mary-Louise Williams (Australian National Maritime Museum) Robyn Sloggett (Melbourne University Museum of Art) Sue-Anne Wallace Vivienne Szekeres (Migration Museum, South Australia)

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Baby Names Boy Girl General keyword Name Names starting with Names ending with Meaning Results for "wolf" in boy / baby names. Adolph a-DOLF ) (Old German) "Noble wolf ." Adolf (13th century) was a German saint. The Latinized form Adolphus arrived in Britain in mid-19th century, having been a German and Swedish royal name. Religious and family associations keep this name on the somewhat active list in spite of negative associations with the infamous Adolf Hitler. Filmmaker Adolph Zukor; French actor Adolphe Menjou; fashion designer Adolfo; beer magnate Adolph Coors. [ Arno (Old German) "Eagle- wolf Bardolf (Old English) "Axe- wolf ." A drunken fool named Bardolph appears in four of Shakespeare's plays. [ Botolf (Old English) "Messenger wolf ." An obscure English saint in the seventh century who founded a monastery in England, which is thought to have been in the Lincolnshire town of Boston. [ Channing CHAN-een ) (English, Old French) "Young wolf ; official of the church." Occupational name. Related to , and possibly "canal" (Old French). [ Conall (Irish, Scottish, Celtic) "Strong

20. The Spindle And The Shrine: Schedule Of Events This talk will be presented by wolf rudolph, Professor of Museum Studies and Classical Archaeology, University of Applied Science, Berlin. http://www.indiana.edu/~anclife/schedule.html

HOME WELCOME EXHIBITION GOALS SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ... INDIANA UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM The Spindle and the Shrine: Daily Life of Women in Classical Times Schedule of Events SEPTEMBER Saturday, September 16, 2000 Discovering Archaeology Day Mathers Museum, Indiana Avenue, Bloomington 1-4 pm OCTOBER Friday, October 6, 2000 5:30 p.m., School of Fine Arts 015 (Auditorium) Horizons of Knowledge - Opening Lecture What Greek Sculpture Can Tell Us about Women Lecture given by Brunilde Sismondo Ridgway of Bryn Mawr College. This lecture is sponsored by the Thomas T. Solley Endowed Fund for the Curator of Ancient Art, the IU Art Museum, the Archaeological Institute of America-Central Indiana Society, the IU Department of History of Art/School of Fine Arts, the Department of Classical Studies, the IU Gender Studies Program, and IU Horizons of Knowledge. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Reception, IU Art Museum Atrium The opening reception is sponsored by the IUAM's Arc Fund. Saturday, October 7, 2000 The Spindle and the Shrine: Daily Life of Women in Classical Times.

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