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The use of flaked stone artifacts in Palau, western Micronesia.(Report): An article from: Asian Perspectives: the Journal of Archaeology for Asia and the Pacific by Michael Haslam, Jolie Liston, 2008-09-22
Dragon Sea: A True Tale of Treasure, Archeology, and Greed Off the Coast of Vietnam by Frank Pope, 2007-01-01
History and archeology of Bengal: Or memoirs of Gaur and Pandua by M. Ê»AÌ„bid Ê»AliÌ„ KhaÌ„n, 1980
"Disrupted" historical trajectories and indigenous agency: rethinking imperial impact in Southeast Asian history.: An article from: SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia by Michael C. Hawkins, 2007-10-01
Transborder business: the "capital" input in Singapore enterprises venturing into ASEAN and beyond.: An article from: SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia by Heidi Dahles, 2002-10-01
The golden necklace.(story from Afghanistan): An article from: Marvels & Tales by Jhanara Amin, 2003-10-01
Les Chinois de Paris et de Montreal : analyse comparative de deux communautes en situation d'immigration *.: An article from: The Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology by Natalie C. Nicholls, 2007-08-01
Archeology of Orissa (Hindi Edition)
Punjabi delights in Forbidden City Singapore: the space of flows and place.(Research Notes)(Report): An article from: SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia by Anjali Gera Roy, 2009-10-01
Excavations at a Chinese fish curing site near Port Albert, Victoria.(Research Report): An article from: Archaeology in Oceania by Alister Bowen, 2006-04-01
Exploring China's Past: New Discoveries and Studies in Archeology and Art (Saffron International Series in Chinese Art & Archaeology)
Khmer Heritage in the Old Siamese Provinces of Cambodia by Etienne Aymonier, Walter E.J. Tips, 1999-06
Singapore: The State and the Culture of Excess.(Book review): An article from: SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia by Kenneth Paul Tan, 2008-10-01
Women, nation, and the ambivalence of subversive identification along the Thai-Burmese border.: An article from: SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia by Pinkaew Laungaramsri, 2006-04-01

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The Ancient World Web: Archaeology
radiocarbon dating of archaeological resinous deposits from Southeast asian Ceramics. archeologyand More A general archeology discussion board to discuss any
http://www.julen.net/ancient/Archaeology/
Asiaweek.com
the Philippines was once a core part of an extensive asian trading network is a majordiscovery, says Eusebio Dizon, the chief of underwater archeology for the
http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/96/1129/feat3.html

Extractions: and Antonio Lopez / Manila I T WAS IN 1414 that a Chinese trading ship struck a reef and slipped to the bottom of the Philippines' Coral Bay, off Palawan island. It lay there for more than 500 years, buffeted by currents, eroded by the salt water and increasingly encrusted with coral and barnacles. Then, in June 1993, pearl-farm worker Eduardo Gordevilla dived to the sea bed to look for a missing oyster basket. What he found could change the way Filipinos think about themselves. On board the wreck of the Chinese vessel was a treasure trove of some 4,722 pieces that included Thai stoneware, Vietnamese ceramics and Chinese coins minted from gold almost all perfectly intact. But, as exciting as the cargo was, the experts possibly realized that the most valuable discovery on board that ill-fated ship was tangible evidence that the Philippines was once a core part of an extensive Asian trading network.
Asian Studies Program - Academics
books including Balancing Between Panic and Maniathe East asian Conomic Crisis Hehas published many articles on archeology and ancient Korean history in major
http://dasan.sejong.ac.kr/~asp/h03_academics/aca_p03.htm
LookSmart - Directory - Asian Archaeology Departments
of the university s site presents an outline of the archeology department s Mogamigawa Jointhe Zeal community and help build the asian Archaeology Departments
http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317914/us53711/us62391/us10072788/us1
Archaeology News, Feature Article Links & Other Resources Of Interest
a stone altar in the area, which are now in the archeology Hall of in Ancient JavaBy Amrit Gomperts An International Institute for asian Studies research
http://www.borobudur.tv/links.htm

Extractions: BOROBUDUR.TV Last updated: Buddhism 101 Karmavibhangga Jatakamala Avadana/Jataka ... The Great Miracle Stories and Feature Articles 2004 Calendar of Indonesian Celestial and Terrestrial Events January 1, 2004 - Western New Year January 22, 2004 - Lunar New Year (Chinese calendar). February 2, 2004 - Id- a l -Hadha February 22, 2004 Islamic New Year Muharram March 1, 2004 Sun Zenith Event The sun passes directly over Borobudur's central stupa, at which time no shadows are cast. This solar event presently occurs at the time of local noon (11:52 am), i.e., when the disk of the sun is coincident with Borobudur's local meridian. March 20, 2004 - Java's Autumnal Equinox. The sun rises due east of Borobudur. March 21, 2004 - Hari Raya Nyepi. The Saka New Year of the Hindu calendar is primarily, but not exclusively, celebrated on the nearby island of Bali April 6-7, 2004 - Candi Pawon/Candi Mendut Sunrise. The sun rises at a point on the northeasterrn horizon that is in close proximity to where the path that connects Borobudur to the nearby temples of Candi Pawon and Candi Mendut intersects with the local horizon. April 30, 2004 -
University Of Pennsylvania Museum Of Archeology And Anthropology - Visiting The
University of Pennsylvania Museum of archeology and AnthropologyImpressive asian Indian collections. neighborhood University
http://www.wguides.com/city/51/163_70819.cfm

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Archeology, Mysteries & Lost Civilizations
Ancient peoples are known to have come from asian sources, and studies of the similaritiesof asian and Indian peoples backs that up. Race obsession, here?
http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?disc=196580;article=71;title=Archeology, M
Far East Archeology
A. Ainu (Japonsko) The Art Brief Asia Minor Map asian Archaeology InformationPlaza (JP) Japonsko asian Studies at the Library of Congress. B. C.
http://home.worldonline.cz/~cz307421/fe-arch.asp.htm
VirtualTourist.com - Istanbul - Asian Side - Pictures, Tips And Reviews
Passengers 1, powered by OneTime.com. asian side, asian side. HistoricalTrip, archeology.
http://www.virtualtourist.com/vt/1c0a38/1/2b9e/

Extractions: ISTANBUL: Travel Guide Hotels Flights Meet Travelers Forum ... General Tips Search for: Places Members Keywords Advanced Join For Free! Member Login VIRTUALTOURIST... Members Forum Chat Travel Tools ... Help TRAVEL RESOURCES... Hotels Flights Vacations Car Rentals ... Featured Properties Sponsored Links for Istanbul Istanbul Hotels for Less Fantastic Istanbul Hotels Wide range of hotels available from budget to luxury. Confirm online Visit Istanbul for Less Selected Istanbul Hotels Luxury, Discount, Boutique hotels Great Rooms at Discount Prices Book online or Call Us 877-285-5835 ISTANBUL GENERAL TIPS City Map Choose Your Interest TIPS BY MEMBERS - Must See Activities (1344) - Restaurants (287) - General Tips (505) - Nightlife (131) - Off The Beaten Path (231) - Tourist Traps (63) - Warnings Or Dangers (106) - Transportation (167) - Local Customs (198) - Packing Lists (32) - Shopping (84) - Sports Travel (23) TOP 5 PAGES NEWEST PAGES ALL RATED PAGES FORUM (Message Board) MEMBERS LIVING HERE BROWSE TURKEY REGIONS LOCAL MERCHANT DISCOUNTS (3 Tour Operators) LOCAL MERCHANT DISCOUNTS (1 Shops) Find Hotel Deals City: Hotel Name: Check-In Date: Check-Out Date: Guests: powered by
Genome Biology | Full Text | Molecular Archeology Of An SP100 Splice Variant Rev
Molecular archeology of an SP100 splice variant revisited dating the retrotranscriptionand one deletion in the Alu differentiate African from asian Old World
http://genomebiology.com/2001/2/9/research/0040

Extractions: Background SP100 is a nuclear protein that displays a number of alternative splice variants. In Old World monkeys, apes and humans one of these variants is extended by a retroprocessed pseudogene, , whose antecedent gene is a member of the family of high-mobility-group proteins, HMG1. This is one of only a few documented cases of a retropseudogene being incorporated into another gene as a functional exon. In addition to the
ANU - Study@ANU
offered) the following courses agreed as compatible with asian History field 13481485HIST2137 Ancient Israel History, Religion archeology ARTH2137 Art
http://studyat.anu.edu.au/DisplayPlan.asp?role=1&plan=ASSTMASHY
Molecular Archeology Of An SP100 Splice Variant Revisited: Dating The Retrotrans
2001; 2 (9) research0040.1 research0040.6 Molecular archeology of an SP100 splice andone deletion in the Alu differentiate African from asian Old World
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=56901
Central Asian Games
article headlined, Should Tajikistan host Central asian Games? and quoted RahimMasov, the Director of the Institute of History, archeology and Ethnography
http://www.internationalgames.net/cenasia.htm

Extractions: HOME INTERNATIONAL GAMES MONTHLY NEWS NEWS BY NATIONS ... SEARCH Central Asian Games (Text below is original from the International Games Archive, if you see this text on other pages such as the Asian Squash Federation, it was copied without permission) Jeux Central Asiatique Five Central Asian nations, the former Soviet Republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan joined together to participate in twelve sports the Central Asian Games in September of 1995. A competition was held in Tashkent in October of 1920, as part of the Soviet system of Spartakiads and was also called at that time the first Central Asian Games. The games have languished after the 1999 edition, with no nation stepping up to host the next games. The 4th Central Asian Games were cancelled. Tajikistan has announced that they will be hosting the next games in October of 2003. 1995 Tashkent Uzbekistan 1997 Alma Ata Kazakhstan 1999 Bishkek, Kyrgystan
Light Plane Fields Observation Supporting Remote Sensing Data For Archeology Pro
for archeology proposes Michiro Dufo Kusanagi, Sompoch Puntavungkour* Space TechnologyApplications and Research Program School of Advance Technologies, asian
http://www.gisdevelopment.net/events/isprs/2001/ps/ps4.shtml

Extractions: The satellite data are applied for a variety of many fields including archeology filed however there are some limitations such as the insufficient resolution of the detail for ancient palace reconstruction, the unselected weather etc. To solve that limitation, this paper proposes the new way for a filed observation. The commercial digital CCD camera is mounted with the wing of the light plane based on the principle of the traditional aerial photograph. The digital image is the result from this observation. Also this digital image is the near vertical image to correct the geometry easily in the further processing. For an archeology field such as ancient palace visualized mapping, this proposed method is able to obtain the near vertical digital image, like the traditional aerial photograph and is flexible to process, unlike the traditional aerial photograph as well as is cheaper than the high-resolution image from satellite.
DUKE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES
ABIA South and Southeast asian art and archeology index (Leiden, 2002) Also accessibleonline at http//iias.leidenuniv.nl/iias/research/abia/abia.html
http://www.lib.duke.edu/ias/sasia/biblioart.htm

Extractions: Covers books and periodical articles in South Asia. Excludes works on twentieth century painting, manuscripts, and unpublished theses. Only some articles in languages other than Hindi and English included. Contains indexes to authors, subjects, manuscripts, dated paintings, calligraphists, illustrations, painters, patrons, sites, and collections (private and public).
Research School For Asian, African, And Amerindian Studies - CNWS (NIWI)
Collaboration Modern SouthEast asian in historical perspective; CollaborationIndonesian Secretariat archeology and art history of southeast Asia; Secretariat
http://www.niwi.knaw.nl/en/oi/nod/organisatie/ORG1237490/toon

Extractions: Login NIWI (en) Research Information NOD - Dutch Research Database ... Powered by from "Research School for Asian..." entire NIWI site (en) Acronym CNWS Is part of Leiden University Address Nonnensteeg 1-3, 2311 VJ, Leiden Postal address Postbus 9515, 2300 RA, Leiden Telephone Fax Url http://www.cnws.leidenuniv.nl/ Email cnws@let.leidenuniv.nl Assignment The study and promotion, directly and indirectly, of the linguistics and philology, the forms of social organisation, the art and material culture and the religions of Africa, the Middle-East, Asia, Central and South American (excluding spanish and portuguese linguistics and philology), the Caribbean and Indian North America. Persons Current programmes Current projects Completed projects ... Other divisions of Leiden University may contain researchers / projects etc. as well.
NOVA Online | Sultan's Lost Treasure | Asia's Undersea Archeology
Asia s Undersea archeology Part 2 Back to Part 1 Evidence from South Korea Howtypical or representative was the Quanzhou ship of asian ships of its time?
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sultan/archeology2.html

Extractions: From 1976 to 1982, archeologists excavated a rich cargo from a submerged wreck near Shinan, and this initial work was followed by excavation and recovery of the ship's remaining structure. These remains are now undergoing conservation treatment at the Mokpo Conservation and Restoration Center of South Korea's Cultural Properties Research Institute, and a one-fifth-scale model has been built at the Mokpo Center to aid in the analysis of the ship's structure. Experts dated the shipwreck to 1323 using an associated wooden cargo tag and coins, the latest of which were minted in 1310 and may be of South Chinese origin. So far, this ship's cargo has attracted the most attention. The cargo included at least 16,000 ceramic items and over seven million brass-bronze coins (totaling over 26 tons). These coins provided a dramatic example of recycling and reuse in the archeological record, since the oldest coin in this collection dated to A.D. 14.
Benefactors
Physics Turza Family Endowment Fund Benefactor Mrs. Dale Chakarian Turza RecipientChristian Kleinbub, Art History archeology East asian Weatherhead Fund
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/gsas/do/main/pages/awards/sec/Benefactor-2003-04.html

Extractions: DEAN'S OFFICE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS CURRENT STUDENTS ALUMNI Dean's Office Directory Publications Awards Contact Information Awards Introduction Teaching Award Bancroft Award Salo and Jeanette Baron Dissertation Prize ... Benefactors and Fellowships Benefactor and Fellowship Awards and Recipients
Sas_asian_art_syllabus
world religions, history, anthropology, or archeology are especially encouraged.No previous coursework is expected or required in Art History or asian studies
http://chnm.gmu.edu/courses/butler/sas/sas_asian_art_syllabus.htm

Extractions: SEMESTER AT SEA/UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH FALL 199 COURSE SYLLABUS Lawrence E. Butler Meeting time: A days, 1545 to 1700 COURSE DESCRIPTION. The arts of Asia span thousands of years and include many rich traditions. In this course we will explore the arts, architecture and underlying cultural ideas of the major regions we visit, as well as some of the great links between them, such as Buddhism, Chinese court culture, the scholar-amateur tradition, and the trade routes. We will examine the historical geography and current issues in the archeology of each region we visit. We will also consider urgent national and international attempts to preserve the cultural heritage of Asia from losses due to war, destruction, neglect, and the more destructive aspects of the international art market. Course work will include slide lectures, site visits, films, reading in primary sources, and researched writing. Students with interests in art, world religions, history, anthropology, or archeology are especially encouraged. No previous coursework is expected or required in Art History or Asian studies. COURSE OBJECTIVES: To introduce students to the great artistic traditions of Japan, China, Southeast Asia, India and Tibet.
«CESWW» Periodicals In English, French & German
Bulletin of the Asia Institute. 1987.. Detroit, Mich. - This journal focuseson Iranian, Central asian, and Middle Eastern art , archeology, and culture.
http://casww.freenet.kg/CESWpg_periodical.html

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