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New Directions in Albanian Archaeology: Studies Presented to Muzafer Korkuti (International Centre for Albanian Archaeology Monograph) (International Centre for Albanian Archaeology Monograph Series) by Lorenc Bejko, 2006-10-01
New Directions in Albanian Archaeology by Lorenc (EDT)/ Hodges, Richard (EDT) Bejko, 2006-10-30
New directions in Albanian archaeology; studies presented to Muzafer Korkuti. (I by Ed. by Lorenc Bejko and Richard Hodges.,
The Albanian-American Odyssey: A Pilot Study of the Albanian Community of Boston, Massachusetts (Immigrant Communities and Ethnic Minorities in the United States and Canada) by Dennis L. Nagi, 1989-10
Archaeological Guide to Albania: Butrint and the Saranda Region by Oliver J. Gilkes, 2009-12-01
Out of Albania: From Crisis Migration to Social Inclusion in Italy by Russell King, Nicola Mai, 2008-10-01

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Albania Albanian Archaeology Digs Projects Research
albanian archaeology. Archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of albanian archaeology. You will find
http://www.archaeolink.com/albania_albanian_archaeology.htm

Extractions: Albanian Archaeology Home To European Archaeology Albania/Ireland To European Archaeology Isle of Man/Wales Archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of Albanian archaeology. You will find links to specialty pages for a dozen research sites as well as news on late finds. You may spend some time here. - illustrated - From Welcome to Albania - http://www.geocities.com/albaland/archaeology/ Archaeology of Albania Series of articles about Albanian archaeological subjects - photos - http:// www.geocities.com/paris/louvre/6820/art.html Butrint: Late Antiquity in Southern Albania This is a brief overview of archaeological survey work at Butrint. "The classical and Byzantine city of Butrint occupies the top and slopes of a low hill which projects into the Vivari channel and separates the inland lake Butrint from the Adriatic to the east." You will learn some of its history and the results of the survey. - From Dr. John Morland - http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/A-C/ap/research/butrint.html
European Archaeology
Albania. Archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of albanian archaeology. History Today Archaeology in Albania after Kosovo
http://www.archaeolink.com/european_archaeology.htm

Extractions: Europe Home To European Archaeology Page 2 Britain now has its own page Other Archaeology Topics Africa Archaeoastronomy Asia Australia/Oceania ... Ireland Albania Archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of Albanian archaeology. You will find links to specialty pages for a dozen research sites as well as news on late finds. You may spend some time here. - illustrated - From Welcome to Albania - http://www.geocities.com/albaland/archaeology/ Archaeology of Albania Series of articles about Albanian archaeological subjects - photos - http:// www.geocities.com/paris/louvre/6820/art.html Butrint: Late Antiquity in Southern Albania This is a brief overview of archaeological survey work at Butrint. "The classical and Byzantine city of Butrint occupies the top and slopes of a low hill which projects into the Vivari channel and separates the inland lake Butrint from the Adriatic to the east." You will learn some of its history and the results of the survey. - From Dr. John Morland - http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/A-C/ap/research/butrint.html
Archaeology In Albania
albanian archaeology Information about archaeological places in Albania sistenatic research began in Apollonia. Archaeology in Albania is rich of information and it prehistoric human beings
http://www.geocities.com/albaland/archaeology

Extractions: During the XIX century Albania was "invaded" by foreign archaeologists. The first National Archaeological Museum was established in 1948, and then sistenatic research began in Apollonia. Archaeology in Albania is rich of information and it is very important for many conferences and also written in many books. There are many testimonials of prehistoric human beings living in Albanian territories and also of some prehistorical houses. The region of Korca, in South -Eastern Albania is the most-known. Testimonials about the Illyrian period are in many and they are clear. Research in Durres and Apolonia, Butrint and Ardenitza verify the Illyrian existence in Albanian territories. Illyrian cities were created in the Vth century b.c. Ancient city of Apollonia
History Today: Archaeology In Albania After Kosovo - Brief Article
An unlikely outcome of the Kosovo crisis was a new interest in albanian archaeology.
http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1373/3_50/60081459/p1/article.jhtml

Extractions: NOVEMBER 1998 MARKED the fiftieth anniversary of the Albanian Institute of Archaeology. Enver Hoxhe, Albania's post-war Communist dictator, formerly opened a prototype Institute in 1948 and appointed its first director. With Soviet support the Institute grew steadily, embarking upon a programme of large-scale excavations to determine the indigenous Illyrian origins of the Albanian people. In the early 1970s the Institute was given its own building with a museum, and was provided with state funding for an annual scientific journal, Illiria. In these years there was a sense of romantic purpose to the activities of the Institute. As many as fifty excavation campaigns were mounted in any one year, and Hoxhe himself took a personal interest in the archaeological discoveries. When Nikita Khruschev pressed Hoxhe to create a submarine base in Lake Butrint involving the destruction of the fine Greek, Roman and Byzantine ruins there, he haughtily refused, condemning the Soviet leader's ignorance of history.
The Ancient World Web: Archaeology
The Ancient World Web's Archaeology Index The Archaeology Index. SubcategoriesArchaeoastronomy( 13) Biblical( 9 Archaeology in Albania. albanian archaeology and Archaeological sites, including Apollonia, Butrint, Byllis
http://www.julen.net/ancient/Archaeology
Albanian Academy Of Sciences, Institute Of Archaelogy
area. Such important problems were the object of the studies and researches of the albanian archaeology in the Bronze Age. The main
http://www.academyofsciences.net/institutes/archeology/departments.htm

Extractions: Academy of Sciences Institutes Library Projects ... GENERAL DEPARTMENTS MUSEUMS RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US ... INSTITUTES Departments The archaeological studies, researches and excavations are designed and directed by the three departments: Prehistory Department Classical Antiquity Late Antiquity and Middle Ages The Prehistory Department. Its object of study is the earliest traces of human society in the Albanian territory during the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Eneolithic, Bronze and Iron Ages. This study is achieved through archaeological research and excavation projects. Palaeolithic and Mesolithic. The Albanian archaeological researcher on these two periods is still at a starting point. The surveys carried out during the last years in the Mallakaster and Sarande areas have made possible the discovery of several new Palaeolithic and Mesolithic sites which open new perspectives in these fields. Neolithic and Eneolithic. These are the most studied periods of Albanian Prehistory.
Conceptual Changes In Albanian Archaeology.
HighBeam Research, Free Preview 'Conceptual changes in albanian archaeology.' Full Membership required for unlimited access. Comprehensive archive of newspapers, magazines, trade journals, TV
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Albanian Academy Of Sciences, Institute Of Archaelogy
of Grenoble, France) Phoenike Project, Sarande, (with the University of Bologna, Italy) Durres Project (with International Centre for albanian archaeology).
http://www.academyofsciences.net/institutes/archeology/classical.htm

Extractions: Academy of Sciences Institutes Library Projects ... GENERAL DEPARTMENTS MUSEUMS RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US ... INSTITUTES Departments The archaeological studies, researches and excavations are designed and directed by the three departments: Prehistory Department Classical Antiquity Late Antiquity and Middle Ages Classical Antiquity Department. This Department is responsible for the archaeological research and study on this period from the VII century BC - IV century AD, and is divided in the Illyrian Antiquity and Roman Antiquity. The Illyrian Urban Period. (V - II century BC) The principal problems of this phase are related to the towns and colonies in the Illyrian territory, their foundations and developments, but also deal with the population, economy, culture, art, religion, etc. Studies of this period have also included as well the forms of the urban organisation in different phases. An important place in the Antiquity's researcher and studies has the process of the foundation and evolution of the Illyrian civilization and state. This was the reason why were excavated a number of Illyrian ancient towns and colonies such as Amantia, Antigonea, Apolonia, Butrint, Bylis, Dimal, Dyrrachium, Lis, Pogradec, Orik, Skodra, Lower Selca, Zgerdhesh, etc. Great contributions on the study of these centres have given disciplines like Numismatics, Epigraphy, and on mastics.
Bryn Mawr Classical Review 02.03.14
Proceedings of the First Australian Congress of Classical Archaeology held in honour of Emeritus Professor A the firstever report on albanian archaeology to appear in the annual
http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/bmcr/1991/02.03.14.html

Extractions: Reviewed by Barry Baldwin, University of Calgary. As the subtitle discloses, this portly volume is both conference record and Festschrift, the star of the show being the veteran expert in Greek vases Arthur Dale Trendall, appearing here as both honorand and participant. Like many another epic, this brobdingnagian production has been long in the making. The conference itself was held in July, 1985. Descoeudres' prefatory acknowledgements are dated October, 1987. The book itself appeared late in 1990. Habent sua fata libelli. After lists of contents, plates, abbreviations, and contributors, running in all to 38 pages, Descoeudres kicks things off with an editorial introduction-cum-synthesis that I suppose might have gone down better after a few jars of good Aussie beer. It seemed to myself both silly and superfluous. The opening sentence is preposterous: "When, back in September 1983, the plan was launched to mount an archaeological congress at the University of Sydney on the theme 'Greek Colonists and Native Populations', it aroused bewilderment both in Australia and overseas." Ironically, a good demonstration of colonial mentality. Why on earth, in these days of jet travel and fax machines, should anyone be bewildered by the prospect of an academic conference on any subject in Australia? No such emotions are expressed by Graeme Clark, Deputy Director of the Humanities Research Centre at the Australian National University and also associated with the volume under review, in his preface to
AntiqIllum Links Station 3 :: Mythology - Archaeology - History - Cultures ::
STATION 3. Mythology Archaeology - History - Cultures. THE ANTIQUITIES OF THE ILLUMINATI Archaeology in Albania. albanian archaeology and Archaeological sites, including Apollonia
http://links.antiqillum.com/station3.htm
REENIC: Albania
Technology); Albanian History (from Albanian.com); albanian archaeology (many pictures of archaeological excavations and antiquities);
http://inic.utexas.edu/reenic/countries/albania.html

Extractions: Statistics U.S. Library of Congress Country Study - Albania (excellent starting point for learning about the country; includes facts-at-a-glance and sections on ethnicity, religion, and culture; early to modern history; geography, government, and the economy) The World Factbook - Albania , by CIA Atlapedia Online - Albania (basic facts about the country, its geography, history, population, etc.)
Butrint
An Electronic Archive of albanian archaeology The inaccessibility of archive material has been a significant impediment to the reinterpretation of old
http://aphrodite.inha.fr/area-archives/butrint.htm

Extractions: The Butrint Foundation, a UK registered charity, was founded by Lord Rothschild and Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover in 1993 for the conservation and preservation of the ancient city of Butrint and its hinterland. Situated in modern day Albania, Butrint has been recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1992. Working with the Institute of World Archaeology at the University of East Anglia, the Butrint Foundation has sought "to restore, preserve and develop the Butrint site... in southern Albania for the benefit of the public generally". The Butrint Archive Project has been running for three years. The project has been largely funded by the Drue Heinz Trust with additional funds from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation (1997). The aim of the project is to locate and make accessible the documentation relating to the World Heritage site of Butrint. To date the project has included:
Millsaps College - Sociology & Anthropology
Journal of the Albanian Institute of Archaeology 1998, 12 246 Fifty Years of albanian archaeology, an international symposium sponsored by the Albanian National Academy of
http://www.millsaps.edu/socio/galatyvita.shtml
History Today: Archaeology In Albania After Kosovo - Brief Article
is gauging how best to use the hitech practice developed by Britain s field units, with a view to developing a new research strategy for albanian archaeology.
http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1373/3_50/60081459/p2/article.jhtml?term=
REENIC: Albania
to Albania (History of Albania from Andy's Albanian page, Middlebury College Institute of Technology) Albanian History ( from Albanian.com) albanian archaeology ( many pictures of
http://menic.utexas.edu/reenic/countries/albania.html

Extractions: Statistics U.S. Library of Congress Country Study - Albania (excellent starting point for learning about the country; includes facts-at-a-glance and sections on ethnicity, religion, and culture; early to modern history; geography, government, and the economy) The World Factbook - Albania , by CIA Atlapedia Online - Albania (basic facts about the country, its geography, history, population, etc.)
YAKEO.com - Albania - Albanian Search Engines
From Illyria to Albania History of Albania Albanian Historical Resource Albanian History albanian archaeology Albania (History) Albanian Research List.
http://www.yakeo.com/europe/albanie/
Projects: Gjirokastra, Albania
It is funded by the Packard Humanities Institute (PHI) and operates under the aegis of the International Centre for albanian archaeology (ICAA).
http://www.uea.ac.uk/art/iwa/gjirokastra.html

Extractions: Gjirokastra The Ottoman fortress town of Gjirokastra, Albania, dominated by its 13th-century citadel, is built on seven hills and looks across the Drinos valley to the Buret and Lunxherise mountains. Declared a protected Museum Town by the Albanian state in 1961, its steep cobbled streets lead to the Bazaar at the heart of the old town. What makes Gjirokastra unique is its large number of early 19th-century Ottoman fortified tower houses. Many of their interiors remain intact, with elaborately carved wooden ceilings, cupboards and screens and frescoed walls and fireplaces. In addition to its architectural importance, Gjirokastra has historically been valued in Albania for being the birthplace of many of its greatest artists, poets and writers, as well as of Enver Hoxha, the leader of Albania in the communist era.
Projects: ICAA
In August 1999 the Packard Humanities Institute (PHI) provided a generous grant to set up the International Centre for albanian archaeology (ICAA) and Rescue
http://www.uea.ac.uk/art/iwa/icaa.html

Extractions: The creation of a first-class research library is fundamental to the future of modern archaeology in Albania. The ICAA library now has complete sets of Albanian journals such as Iliria, the review of the Institute of Archaeology, and Monumentet, the publication of the Institute of Monuments, as well as many other titles. In addition, the library now houses the first complete set of Loeb Classics in Albania, as well as a full set of the publications of the American School of Archaeology at Athens and the British School at Rome. Full runs of other periodicals have been ordered.Publication Assistance
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Archaeology in Albania After Kosovo An unlikely outcome of the Kosovo crisis was a new interest in albanian archaeology. www.findarticles
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in Albania After Kosovo Site Info - Translate - Open New Window An unlikely outcome of the Kosovo crisis was a new interest in albanian archaeology.
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