121. Institude Of Ethnology - Academia Sinica Institute of ethnology. Academia Sinica. Other Web Sites. News Research Facilities. Library ethnology Museum Computing Facilities http://www.ioe.sinica.edu.tw/english/

Google Search Institute of Ethnology Academia Sinica Other Web Sites News Taiwan Journal of Anthropology (TJA) TJA Call for papers ! TJA Submission Guidelines TJA Subscription Information Research Facilities Library Ethnology Museum Computing Facilities Contact us Institute of Ethnology. Academia Sinica. Nankang, Taipei 11529, Taiwan Tel: +886-2-2652-3300 Fax: +886-2-2785-5836 For English: +886-2-2652-3303

122. Department Of Anthropology At The University Of New Mexico Committed to a fourfield approach to anthropology and therefore offers strong graduate and undergraduate programs in Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, ethnology/Linguistic Anthropology, and Human Evolutionary Ecology. Includes faculty, program, admissions and contact details. http://www.unm.edu/~anthro/

Home UNM Site Map Quick Links JAR Human Nature Maxwell Museum Ortiz Center ... Field Schools MSC01-1040, Anthropology 1 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 What is Anthropology? Our students rely on your support. Please donate! Graduate Student Support fund The Graduate Student Support Fund needs donations from people like you! Click here to give online. Please help our students become successful anthropologists. To honor all its students, during our 75th Jubilee in 2003, the department established an Anthropology Graduate Student Support fund. We still need your continued support to keep this fund going for future graduates of our department. We appreciate your help. Contributions to the Anthropology Graduate Student Support fund may be made payable to the UNM Foundation, marked for the Anthropology Graduate Student Support Fund, and sent to the address below. Anthropology Centennial Fund The Goal of the Anthropology Centennial Fund is to raise sufficient funds to support the Anthropology Newsletter and annual fundraising events centered on alumni contact and awareness. No gift is too small and every gift is important to the success of the Department of Anthropology. We thank all of our donors. Contributions to the Anthropology Centennial Fund may be made payable to the UNM Foundation, marked for the Anthropology Centennial Fund, and sent to the address below. Or, you can click here to give online!

123. ProQuest Login ethnology Burke Museumethnology at the Burke. Search the ethnology Collection Database. The Burke Museum s ethnology Division cares for objects of cultural heritage from living http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?RQT=318&pmid=27120

124. Lalaith's Middle-earth Science Pages Scholarly discussions of the geography, ethnology, astronomy and languages of Middleearth. http://rover.wiesbaden.netsurf.de/~lalaith/M-earth.html

TRES ANVLI ALBORVM REGIBVS SVB CAELO SEPTEM ERIBVS NANORVM IN EXEDRIS SAXEIS SVIS NOVEM MORTALIBVS OBITV DAMNATIS VNVS DOMINO ATRO IN ATRO SOLIO SVO IN TERRA MORDORE TENEBRAE VBI CADVNT VNVS VT OMNES IMPERET VNVS VT EOS REPERIAT VNVS VT OMNES CONICIAT ET IN CALIGINE DEVINCIAT IN TERRA MORDORE TENEBRAE VBI CADVNT * EX LIBRIS RUBRIS CONFINIS OCCIDENTALIS translated by Lalaith Welcome to the Middle-earth Science Pages! If you expect fancy optical effects here, look elsewhere. I will not waste your bandwidth with useless gimmicks. Anyway, if you are like me (and live in a country where Telecom exploits defenseless customers as much as ours does), you have disabled all graphics and JavaScript options in your browser. A few graphics I have included, but they are not really mandatory to understand the contents of this homepage. (Well, for those who cannot refrain I have put some small digital images of a few of my gouache and carbon illustrations of Middle-earth right here, the latest ones dating 2003-05-22. You were warned!) But for the most part, I offer you almost pure text essays on Tolkien's Middle-earth, the probably most detailed and perfect secondary world created in literature. The contents of these pages are entirely my own - though some are very quotation-laden -, so please excuse my imperfect English.

125. Ethnology Forms - Burke Museum ethnology is the branch of anthropology concerned with living cultures. The Burke Museum is particularly renowned for its collections of Native American art http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/collections/ethnology/forms.php

Ethnology is the branch of anthropology concerned with living cultures. The Burke Museum is particularly renowned for its collections of Native American art and artifacts. Ethnology Areas: Ethnology at the Burke Bill Holm Center Collections People ... Tribes of Washington Download Ethnology Forms Anthro Service Fees Loan Policy Photo Request Form Reproduction Policy ... Contact Us Box 353010, University of Washington , Seattle, WA 98195-3010, Phone: 206-543-5590. On the UW campus at 17th Avenue NE and NE 45th Street.

126. Winterthur Portfolio Publishes articles on the arts in America and the historical context within which they developed. WP's articles highlight research from America's early colonial period through the twentieth century and present a diversity of innovative perspectives on American material culture with findings from various disciplines such as literature, decorative arts, ethnology, American studies, folk studies, art history, cultural history, archaeology, cultural geography, architecture, anthropology, and social, intellectual, and technological histories. http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/WP/home.html

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127. Ethnology Collections ethnology Collections. Kathryn Klein Curator kklein@unm.edu There are 35000 objects in the ethnology Collection representing the indigenous peoples and http://filo.unm.edu/~maxwell/ethnology_collections.html

archaeology ethnology osteology photo archives document archives Clark Field Ethnology Collections Kathryn Klein Curator kklein@unm.edu Research Divisions Ethnological Research While the Ethnology Collection has served as a source for scholarly research and education at the university for many years, it now shares its resources with the newly developed Alfonso Ortiz Center for Intercultural Studies. In conjunction with community partnerships and collaborative projects the Ethnology Collection provides a valuable cultural resource for the maintenance and revitalization of traditional material culture. For information on the Ethnology Collections at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology please contact: Kathryn Klein, Ph.D. Maxwell Museum of Anthropology 1 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 THE COLLECTIONS There are 35,000 objects in the Ethnology Collection representing the indigenous peoples and diverse cultures of the Americas with an emphasis on the US Southwest, Central and South America, as well as smaller collections from the Artic, Oceania, Southeast Asia and Africa. Some of the highlights of the collection include: the collection of historic Southwest pottery from the Rio Grande and Western Pueblos; a fine collection of textiles from the Southwest including a comprehensive collection of Navajo textiles dating from the early 19th century to the late 20th century; and a significant collection of baskets from the Southwest, California, and Latin America as well as from the Pacific Northwest.

128. Department Of Anthropology : University Of Vermont Offers an undergraduate degree program with a focus on archaeology, physical anthropology, ethnology and linguistic anthropology and minors programs in social anthropology, prehistoric archaeology and linguistic anthropology. Features information on the Consulting Archaeology Program, research program and internships, course descriptions and events. Located in Burlington. http://www.uvm.edu/~anthro/

Skip University-Wide Navigational Links Skip Local Navigational Links UVM Home Department of Anthropology ... Consulting Archaeology Program (CAP) Department Overview Contact Us Skip Main Content Area WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY In Memoriam James "Jim" Petersen, Ph.D. Dedicated researcher, teacher, colleague and friend. Memorial will be held Friday, 9/23, 9:00 a.m., Ira Allen Chapel, UVM campus. The department is preparing a condolences book for Jim's wife. If you would like to include something, please e-mail Cindy or send it to our office. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be made to the James B. Petersen Scholarship Fund, c/o Natalie Fleischman, Senior Development Officer, UVM, Grasse Mount, 411 Main Street, Burlington, Vermont 05405. ABOUT UVM ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY COURSE INFORMATION The department offers a broad range of courses reflecting the breadth of the discipline as well as the diversity of our faculty's experiences and interests. Our program begins with four basic courses designed to introduce anthropology's four major subfields - Human Cultures, Prehistoric Archaeology, Physical Anthropology and Linguistic Anthropology. To aid students in developing familiarity with specific geographical regions and representative human groups, we offer a wide variety of "people" courses such as North American Indians, Native Americans of Vermont, Native Peoples of Canada, Cultures of South America, Cultures of Africa, Peoples of Asia, U.S. Latinos, and Eastern Europe, among others.

129. Milwaukee Public Museum - North American Ethnology North American ethnology. Native Americans Exhibit A Tribute to Survival MPM Home Page Collections and Research Anthropology Section Anthropology http://www.mpm.edu/collect/naeth.html

North American Ethnology Native Americans Exhibit: A Tribute to Survival MPM Home Page Collections and Research Anthropology Section Anthropology Research and Publications

130. Homepage Of The Journal AETHIOPICA International Journal of Ethiopian Studies (published at the Universit¤t Hamburg) devoted to the scholarly study of the linguistics, literature, history, archaeology, palaeography, religion(s), traditional art, culture, and ethnology (anthropology) of Ethiopia and Eritrea. http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/AETHIOPICA/

131. Ethnology ethnology. contect us. If you continue seeing pages in this format please . The ethnology Collections of the Redpath Museum include close to 17000 http://www.mcgill.ca/redpath/collections/ethnology/

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132. University Of Edinburgh: School Of Literatures, Languages And Cultures, Celtic A Two sections Celtic Studies and Scottish ethnology Studies. Faculty, courses, and information on the Centre for Language Policy and Language Planning (Rannsachadh air Poileasaidh C nain agus Dealbhadh C nain). http://www.celtscot.ed.ac.uk/

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133. Ethnology ethnology. To view the page as it is meant to be seen please try this link ethnology. contect us. If you continue seeing pages in this format please . http://www.mcgill.ca/redpath/publications/staff/ethnology/

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134. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Abyssinia Provides details on the geography, ethnology, political revolutions, as well as church information. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01075e.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... A > Abyssinia A B C D ... Z Abyssinia Geography kollas , is a district having the Sudanese climate, great heat, and a heavy summer rainfall. The soil is sandy, dry, and stony; the crops, maize, sugar cane, and cotton. Various kinds of acacias and mimosas form the sole vegetations of these arid, unhealthy regions, whose rushing torrents of the rainy season are but stony beds during the dry. The rocks and caverns are the haunts of lions and leopards; the trees swarm with monkeys. The scattered inhabitants of these burning plains are small, withered, nervous, irritable, and quarrelsome, devoid of the dignity which marks those who live in the high lands. The middle zone, or Voina-dega dega , at an altitude of more than 8,000 feet, is marked by a variable temperature, and by chilly nights. The British army at a height of 10,400 feet met with four degrees of frost on 28 March. On the heights are found the rhododendrons, mosses, and lichens of the Alps. Ethnology Few eastern or African nations exhibit such various aspects as the aborigines. Descendants of Cush are locally known as Agas, or "Freemen", and still form the basis of the Abyssinian nation. On the west, they have intermarried with the ancient Berbers, and with the blacks of the Soudan, who must not be confused with the Niger, Congo, and Zambesi tribes. On the east, Semitic peoples, Arabs and Himyarites, having crossed the Red Sea in the fourth century B.C., conquered the whole eastern coast of Africa, and settled chiefly in the province called, after them, Amhara. The invasion of the Galla tribes, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, spread through all this region, and especially towards the south. These invasions and mingling of races in all ages have resulted in such diversity of type that the neighboring Arab tribes never speak of the country but as

135. SNOMNH Ethnology Main Page ethnology is the study of human cultures and societies, both in their own The Division of ethnology curates extensive collections of traditional art and http://www.snomnh.ou.edu/collections-research/ethnology.htm

Collections Division Home Membership General Information Extended Calendar ... For Kids Search SNOMNH: Ethnology Ethnology is the study of human cultures and societies, both in their own terms and comparatively across space and time. At the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, the work of the Division of Ethnology includes the fields of classical archaeology and non-Western art history. Research in the division currently focuses on ethnographic and archival projects undertaken in collaboration with contemporary American Indian communities in Oklahoma and the eastern United States. Topics and issues include ethnomusicology, native language use, traditional arts, ethnohistory, folklore and folklife, and cultural persistence and change. Collection Personnel Archaeology Ethnology Herpetology ... Vertebrate Paleontology Resources: The Fabric of Mayan Life: An exhibit of Textiles Everett Collection-Classical Ceramics The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History 2401 Chautauqua Avenue Norman, OK 73072 v 405-325-4712 f 405-325-7699 The University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity institution.

136. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Lule Indians A name which has given rise to considerable confusion and dispute in Argentine ethnology, owing to the fact, now established, that it was applied at different times to two very different peoples, neither of which now exists under that name, while the vocabulary which could settle the affinity of the earlier tribe is now lost. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/09428a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... Z Cacana Jesuit Jesuit Father Jesuits , the five mission of the cognate Lulean tribes had a population of 2346 Indians, almost all Christians Mamelucos ), and the oppression of the forced-labour systems under the Spaniards. The mission Indians were the special prey both of the slave-hunters and of the predatory wild tribes. On the withdraw of the Jesuits JAMES MOONEY Transcribed by M. Donahue The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume IX Nihil Obstat, October 1, 1910. Remy Lafort, Censor Imprimatur. +John M. Farley, Archbishop of New York If an ad appears here that contradicts Catholic teachings, please click here to notify the webmaster. Praise Jesus Christ in His Angels and in His Saints New Advent is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

137. WAIS Databases In Ethnology. Ethnography. Traditions. Folklore ethnology. Ethnography. Traditions. Folklore. Select those WAIS databases you want to search. ANUAboriginal-Studies ASEDA, the Aboriginal Studies http://www.ub2.lu.se/auto_new/auto_38.html

Ethnology. Ethnography. Traditions. Folklore Select those WAIS databases you want to search. ANU-Aboriginal-Studies: ASEDA, the Aboriginal Studies Electronic Data Archive ANU-Pacific-Linguistics: Catalogue of publications whithin the PACIFIC LINGUISTICS series ANU-Taoism-Studies-L: ANU-Asian-Religions: Bibliographic references to selected (mainly Buddhist) Asian religions ANU-CanbAnthropology-Index: ANU-Pacific-Manuscripts: Complete annotated catalogue of microfilms collection of PAMBU ANU-Shamanism-Studies: ANU-ZenBuddhism-Calendar: ANU-Cornish-Studies-L: ANU-Vietnam-SocSci: Enter search terms: Maximum number of documents in result set: Top page

138. Algonkin - Algonquin Indians - Indians Of Canada And Quebec 1907 article on the tribe from the Bureau of American ethnology. http://www2.marianopolis.edu/quebechistory/encyclopedia/Algonkin.htm

document.write('') Home Site Search Readings Documents ... Marianopolis College Date Published: August 2004 Algonkin [This text was originally published in 1907 by the Bureau of American Ethnology as part of its Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico [Contemporary information on the Algonquin language and people may be found at the following sites: the Encyclopedia of North American Indians , the Canadian Encyclopedia , at the American Indian Languages' site . Several links are given at this site Algonkin. (A name hitherto variously and erroneously interpreted, but Hewitt suggests that it is probably from (Micmac ) algoomeaking , or algoomaking Quebec province and in e. Ontario , including the Timiskaming. Following are the Algonkin villages, so far as they are known to have been recorded: Cape Magdalen, Egan, Hartwell, Isle aux Tourtes (Kichesipirini and Nipissing), Rouge River, Tangouaen (Algonkin and Huron). Return to the Index page of Indians of Canada and Quebec Source: James WHITE, ed.

139. Collections And Research At The University Of Alaska Museum Of The North - Ethno The ethnology Collection contains over 10000 objects made and used by Alaska Natives (Inupiaq and Yup ik Eskimos, northwest coast and Athabascan Indians, http://www.uaf.edu/museum/depts/ethno/

Staff Curator: Molly Lee (ffmcl@uaf.edu) Collections Manager: Angela J. Linn (fnajl@uaf.edu) The Ethnology Collection contains over 10,000 objects made and used by Alaska Natives (Inupiaq and Yup'ik Eskimos, northwest coast and Athabascan Indians, and Aleuts) from the 1890's to the present. There are exceptional examples of basketry, beadwork, ivory carvings, masks, dolls, and gear used in subsistence activities. The History Collection has over 2,600 objects of Western manufacture including goods, folk art, tools, firearms, Russian-American material, aviation pioneer Carl Ben Eielson's airplane, and other memorabilia. The collections are available to researchers upon appointment and for loan to other institutions. Policies and Procedures NAGPRA Forms fnajl@uaf.edu 907 Yukon Drive Fairbanks, AK 99775 Alaska Center for Documentary Film Alaska Frozen Tissue Collection Arctic Archival Observatory Archaeology ... University of Alaska Fairbanks Last updated April 13, 2004

140. Table Of Contents--The Seminole Indians Of Florida ethnology of the Florida Seminoles from 1887, with notes on material culture and 18 engravings. http://diglib.lib.fsu.edu/ebind2html/fs00000026

Author: MacCauley, Clay, 1843-1925 Title: The Seminole Indians of Florida Imprint: Washington, 1887 Go to image: TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Table of Contents Illustrations Letter of Transmittal ... Man Return to FSU Libraries Digital Collections Home http://diglib.lib.fsu.edu

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