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Military in Politics and Society in France & Germany in the 20th Century (German Historical Perspectives) Modernizing Tradition: Gender and Consumerism in Interwar France and Germany by Adam C. Stanley, 2008-12-15 A User's Guide to German Cultural Studies (Social History, Popular Culture, and Politics in Germany) The Discovery of the Bismarck. Germany's Greatest Battleship Surrenders Her Secrets by Robert Ballard, 1990-01-01 Global Spaces of Chinese Culture: Diasporic Chinese Communities in the United States and Germany (Studies in Asian Americans) by Sylvia Van Ziegert, 2006-07-25 Germans or Foreigners?: Attitudes Toward Ethnic Minorities in Post-Reunification Germany (Europe in Transition: the Nyu European Studies) by Peter Schmidt, 2004-01-03 German Stoneware, 1200-1900: Archaeology and Cultural History: Containing a Guide to the Collections of the British Museum, Victoria & Albert Museu by David R. M. Gaimster, 1997-01 Mobius and his Band: Mathematics and Astronomy in Nineteenth-Century Germany The Three German Navies: Dissolution, Transition, and New Beginnings, 1945-1960 (New Perspectives on Maritime History and Nautical Archaeology) by Douglas Carl Peifer, 2002-12-14 Hostages of Modernization: Studies on Modern Antisemitism 1870-1933/39 : Germany-Great Britain-France (Current Research on Antisemitism) (Vol 1) Troy (Unearthing Ancient Worlds) by Ann Kerns, 2008-10 Refugees from Nazi Germany in the Netherlands 1933-1940 (Studies in Social History) by R. Moore, 1986-06-30 Optical Technologies in the Humanities: Selected Contributions of the International Conference on New Technologies in the Humanities and Fourth International ... OWLS IV Münster, Germany, 9-13 July 1996 Culture and Customs of Germany (Culture and Customs of Europe) by Eckhard Bernstein, 2004-03-30

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81. African Studies - Art And Archaeology
    Sokari Douglas Camp New Works (20022003). The Sudan Archaeological Society, Berlin (germany) This site in German offers summaries  
    http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/africa/cuvl/AfArt.html

82. Introduction To Archaeology (ANTH 110/310)
    Used archaeological data to prove that civilization had begun in germany. His work influenced theories of a master race and the thinking of Adolf Hitler.  
    http://www.ukans.edu/~hoopes/history.html
    
    Extractions: A Brief History of Archaeology Who's Who in the History of Archaeology Medieval period 16th century 17th century 18th century ... 20th century ANCIENT TIMES MEDIEVAL PERIOD 16TH CENTURY - begins conquest of Aztecs in Mexico in 1519. Francisco Pizarro - begins conquest of Incas in Peru in 1532. Hernando de Soto - encounters Mississippian culture during explorations of southeastern North America in 1540. William Camden - compiled descriptive list of all archaeological sites and artifacts known in England in 1587. Pompeii and Herculaneum - Roman cities destroyed by eruption of Mt. Vesuvius

83. Born 1970 In Bavaria, Germany
    Nordic archaeology Conference in Akureyri, Iceland. In Lucas, Gavin (ed.). Fornleifarannsókn á Hofstaðir/Archaeological Excavations at Hofstaðir 2001.  
    http://www.instarch.is/natascha_bibl.htm
    
    Extractions: Publications Die mittelalterliche Importkeramik Islands. In: Proceedings of the 21. Nordic Archaeology Conference in Akureyri, Iceland. In print. Tabak und Tonpfeifen in Island im 18. Jahrhundert am Beispiel der Pfeifenfunde aus Reykjavík, Aðalstræti. In: Knasterkopf – Fachzeitschrift für Tonpfeifen und historischen Tabakgenuss 15/2002:65-72. Hamburg. Tóbak og tóbakspípur á Íslandi á 18. öld – Vitnisburður úr uppgrefti við Aðalstræti í Reykjavík. In: Árbók hins íslenzka fornleifafélags 2000. Reykjavík. In print. Óvenjuleg leirker frá 16. öld fundin á Íslandi. In: Árbók hins íslenzka fornleifafélags 1998:165 – 171. Reykjavík. Guðrun Sveinbjarnardóttir: Leirker á Íslandi – Pottery found in excavations in Iceland. A Review. In: Archaeologia Islandica I:145 – 150. Reykjavík. Reports The Finds. In: Lucas, Gavin (ed.). Fornleifarannsókn á Hofstaðir/Archaeological Excavations at Hofstaðir 2001. An Interim Report/Framvinduskýrslur. Fornleifastofnun Íslands. The Finds. In: Roberts, Howell (ed.). Fornleifarannsókn á Gásum/Archaeological Research at Gásir, 2001. An Interim Report/Framvinduskýrslur. Fornleifastofnun Íslands FS163-01071:44 – 48. Reykjavík. The Finds. In: Roberts, Howell (ed.). Fornleifarannsókn á lóðunum/Archaeological Excavations at Aðalstræti 14-18, 2001. A Preliminary Report/Framvinduskýrslur. Fornleifa-stofnun Íslands FS156-00161:68 – 83 and 126 - 157. Reykjavík.

84. Shallaf Im Wadi Shellale (neolithisch)
    Second Campaign by Katrin Bastert, Dresden (germany), HansDieter Bienert, German Protestant Institute of archaeology, Amman (Jordan), and Dieter Vieweger  
    http://www.bai.uni-wuppertal.de/projekte/shallaf/main.html
    
    Extractions: In October 1998 an initial campaign of excavations at the late Neolithic site of esh-Shallaf was undertaken by Dr. Hans-Dieter Bienert and Prof. Dr. Dr. Dieter Vieweger on behalf oft he German Protestant Institute of Archaeology, Amman, and the Kirchliche Hochschule Wuppertal. While initially planning for only one excavation season, the positive excavation results of the first campaign encouraged the organisation of a second and final season, which was conducted between March 21st and April 4th 1999.

85. ISEP Institutions
    a small, pleasant city which is centrally located in germany and Europe. Literature and Philology; History (ancient and modern history, archaeology, art history  
    http://www.isep.org/nus/germany/
    
    Extractions: Map from used by permission of Microsoft Corporation. Higher Education. The Abiturprüfung is awarded after 13 years of primary and secondary education at a Gymnasium. Access to institutions of higher education is very competitive, with only 30 percent of all students undertaking the rigorous Gymnasium program. Higher education is financed by the government. Universities are divided into faculties, which are made up of various departments. The length of a degree program depends on the field of study, but most institutions have begun to limit the number of semesters a student can extend studies. At the end of a degree program, a student must pass the Staatsexamen (state exam) to receive the Diplom , representing at least four years of university studies. The doctorate is awarded after an additional two- to four-year program of research and a thesis. The academic year runs from October to July and is on the semester system. The German curriculum emphasizes independent study. Students are expected to do independent reading, prepare oral reports and papers and attend lectures and small group discussions. Student must complete a certain amount of coursework to sit for the interim exams. German institutions grade on a scale of 1-5; 1 is the highest while 5 is failing. The academic record consists of the student's collection of

86. CONSTANZE WITT
    Master s Degree in Classical archaeology, February 1990 Minors Hittite, Near Eastern archaeology Universität Würzburg, germany Supervisor Heide Froning  
    http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~cmw/
    
    Extractions: Art and Archaeology of Greece and Iron Age Europe, the Continental Celts; Art and Archaeology, History, Literature of the Hellenistic Mediterranean; Anthropological Theory (epistemology; mortuary analysis; interregional interaction; explanations of cultural and stylistic change): Instructional Technology personal home page PhD in Classical Archaeology/Art History, University of Virginia, May 1997.

87. Junker - Antiquity
    but in particular because its activities are centred within germany, the RGK up of 20 voluntary members, mostly professors of Classical archaeology and related  
    http://intarch.ac.uk/antiquity/junker.html
    
    Extractions: Klaus Junker Key-words: Germany, Nazi, Third Reich, German Archaeological Institute The German Archaeological Institute (DAI: ), founded in 1829, experienced the most critical phase of its history during the latter years of the Weimar Republic and the National Socialist era. The financial problems of the economic depression, and attempts to influence the Institute's fields of research during the Third Reich, posed a serious threat to its academic sovereignty, and indeed threatened its very existence. The following seeks to highlight the history of the Institute during this period of economic and political turmoil by looking at the policies adopted by the Zentraldirektion , the organization's ruling body, in order to maintain its status as an international research institute. The decision to begin with the year 1929 was partly dictated by earlier publications on the Institute's history (Rodenwaldt 1929; Bittel et al . 1979; Wickert 1979), but in particular by the events themselves, for decisions affecting the Institute's structure taken during the four years prior to the actual assumption of power by the National Socialists had far-reaching consequences for its future development. Of the many aspects of the history of the German Archaeological Institute (the official name up to 1945 was Zentraldirektion in Berlin, which also holds bequests donated by a number of important scholars.

88. »»Reviews For Germany««
    germany Reviews. Book reviews for germany sorted by average review score We were about to take our first foreign trip to germany with our young children.  
    http://www.booksunderreview.com/Science/Social_Sciences/Archaeology/Academic_Dep
    
    Extractions: Used price: Average review score: Don Erker You have done a wonderful job with your book on Oberammergau. I have been lucky enough to have taken lessons from a Master Carver who lived in Unterammergau. I stayed at the Hotel Turmwirt while over there. They were very nice to me and treated me like family. The sign to the Cafe Neu also brought back pleasant memories of my afternoon coffee and cake that I took after my lessons. Thank you. An Enchanting Escape to a Charming Village I loved reading this book so much that I didn't want to put it down! It was very exciting to learn about this family's experiences in this quaint German village. I really felt as though I was in Oberammergau with them because the experiences and descriptions of this charming town are so real and so honest. Oberammergau is definitely on my list of places to visit the next time I travel to Europe! Made our entire vacation!

89. Maya-Archaeology.Org, FLAAR Informative Network
    Facts and artifacts relative to Mayan archaeology, prehispanic pyramid architecture, Latin America, Mesoamerica, featuring Olmec jade, stelae and sculpture at Copan, and showing how preColumbian  
    http://www.maya-archaeology.org/
    
    Extractions: Home A to Z index FLAAR at BGSU in Ohio FLAAR at UFM in Guatemala ... Contact Maya-archaeology.org covers Mayan, Olmec, Teotihuacan art, architecture, deities, hieroglyphic writing and the latest digital photography, 35mm film and flatbed scanner technology for recording the artifacts and pyramid-temple and palace architectural remains of these fascinating ancient civilizations. New, helpful hints to improve the quality of your photography , especially for professional photography in museums or on archaeological expeditions (lighting, inch large format cameras for studio photography as well as are portable for location photography, etc). The capabilities of scanners , digital camera equipment, the new generation of color laser printers and 1200 dpi photo quality black-and-white laser printers, and sophisticated digital imaging software offer technological opportunities for high quality desktop publishing. Whether archaeologists anthropologists, art historians, botanists, zoologists, or geologists, multi-disciplinary field expeditions can now equip themselves for the digital era. To make it easier to figure out what digital imaging hardware and software is best, we offer our experience. Our reviews and recommendations will make it easier for you to equip your entrance into the new millennium of digital imaging (see also

90. Subject - Museum @ Germany
    http://rubens.anu.edu.au/htdocs/bycountry/subjectindex/museum.germany.html
    
    Extractions: City Type Location Details Total # images aschaffenburg schloss johannisburg museum cork models of rome images aschaffenburg schloss johannisburg museum furniture images aschaffenburg schloss johannisburg museum glass images aschaffenburg schloss johannisburg museum sculpture images aschaffenburg schloss johannisburg museum textiles images berlin cityscape museumsinsel images berlin museums altesmuseum assiut images berlin museums altesmuseum building images berlin museums altesmuseum ceramics greece boeotianterracottas images berlin museums altesmuseum ceramics greece melosterracottas images berlin museums altesmuseum ceramics greece tanagra images berlin museums altesmuseum ceramics greece vases images berlin museums altesmuseum ivory images berlin museums altesmuseum jewellery etruscangold images berlin museums altesmuseum jewellery persiangold images berlin museums altesmuseum jewellery piraeusgold images berlin museums altesmuseum jewellery scythiangold images berlin museums altesmuseum mosaic palestrinamosaic images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture etruria images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece atticstele images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece bronzes images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece cycladic images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece priene images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece prienestatues images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece woodsarc images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture greece zeusdodona images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture rome capua images berlin museums altesmuseum sculpture rome portrait images berlin

91. Interests -History- Historic Highlights Of Germany
    Trier. Archaeological Museum The Archaeological Museum (Landesmuseum) near the Imperial Baths has the richest collection of Roman finds in germany. more  
    http://www.hhog.de/en/showSubInterest_en.php?interestID=10301&sub_interestString

92. Unterwasserarchaeologie.de
    Translate this page under water. The site is aimed at everyone who is interested in archaeology whether for professional reasons or in their free time.  
    http://www.unterwasserarchaeologie.de/

93. METALLURGY
    germany Archaeometallurgie Mainz; University of Münster, germany Archaeological Investigations on the Beginning of Blast FurnaceTechnology in Central Europe;  
    http://www.steelynx.net/metallurgy.html

94. Juggling Research And Diplomacy | Culture & Lifestyle | Deutsche Welle | 21.04.2
    From Prussian times to presentday democratic germany, the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) has weathered a variety of political and ideological systems  
    http://www.dw-world.de/english/0,3367,1441_A_1176466_1_A,00.html
    
    Extractions: window.name = 'DWCDAFenster'; Search # F¼r die œbergangsphase statische Links language selector German English Russian Chinese Portuguese for Brasil Spanish Albanian Amharic Arabic Bengali Bosnian Bulgarian Chinese Croatian Dari English French German Greek Hausa Hindi Indonesian Kiswahili Macedonian Pashto Persian Polish Portuguese Portuguese for Brasil Romanian Russian Serbian Spanish Turkish Ukrainian Urdu Home News Bulletin Current Affairs Euro 2004 ... Reader Response Juggling Research and Diplomacy Archeologists clean a mosaic floor in Turkey. As the German Archaeological Institute turns 175 on Wednesday, the spotlight will be on its archaeological work as well as on its cultural diplomacy in the Arab world and the Mid East.

95. Physics Today October 2001
    hypothesis isn t the only archaeological problem that the Gapspanning dating techniques have illuminated. Since their discovery in germany s Neander Valley in  
    http://www.physicstoday.com/pt/vol-54/iss-10/p32.html
    
    Extractions: After-Dinner Physics Site Index Physics Today Home Page Current Issue Past Contents Job Ads Upcoming Meetings Buyer's Guide About Physics Today Contact Us Advertising Information Print Ad Rates and Specs Online Ad Rates and Specs Advertiser Index Product Information Information Exchange Physics and Archaeology Ervan G. Garrison Traditional archaeology has not been a field that suffers science easily. Only gradually have archaeologists accepted physics as a tool for archaeological research. Perhaps as a result, the physicists who work in archaeology, their methods, and their theories, are neither well known nor numerous. Archaeometry, as the wider field of scientific archaeology is known, has no Heisenbergs or Einsteins, uncertainty principles or relativity theories. The only physical discovery to truly revolutionize archaeology has been radiocarbon dating. Willard Frank Libby won a Nobel Prize in 1960 for developing the technique. Although physics has yet to produce as dramatic an advance as radiocarbon dating, it has nevertheless left its mark on modern archaeology. To see why, consider the definition of archaeology offered by William H. Stiebing Jr: "Simply put, archaeology is the study of mankind's past through the recovery and analysis of its material remains."

96. Today's Bestselling Religion Magazines
    Average customer rating based on 5 review(s). Biblical archaeology Review. archaeology Odyssey Average customer rating based on 1 review(s). archaeology Odyssey.  
    http://www.unleash.com/picks/magazine/topmagazinereligion.asp

97. Today's Bestselling Science And Nature Magazines
    archaeology Average customer rating based on 12 review(s). archaeology. archaeology Odyssey Average customer rating based on 1 review(s). archaeology Odyssey.  
    http://www.unleash.com/picks/magazine/topmagazinesciencenature.asp
    
    Extractions: You save Amazon.com Product Review Science rules the headlines these days, with new developments each week in genetics, astrophysics, computers, and medicine, and Discover is a great way to get a broad spectrum of science news. Designed for the general reader, Discover translates and interprets many of the same stories professionals peruse in Scientific American . Accessible articles on genetically engineered food, what's living in your pillows, real robots in action, and what makes a Stradivarius sing add up to a truly delightful family science magazine. Each issue brings to light new and newsworthy topics to stimulate dinnertime and water-cooler conversations beyond the mundane, and Discover spices the mix with puzzles, Web links, book reviews, and experiments for amateur scientists.

98. UW-Milwaukee: Archaeological Research Laboratory - Student News
    European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting, September 1923, Esslingen, germany. With Bettina Arnold and Matthew Murray.  
    http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/ArchLab/studentnews.html
    
    Extractions: Kira E. Kaufmann Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship, 2003-2004 Kira E. Kaufmann Student-Faculty Partnerships Organized for Learning, CIPD, 2003-2004 Chris Hamlin Graduate School Dissertation Fellowship, 2002-2003 Pete Fantle Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies travel grant, 2002 Chris Hamlin Phi Kappa Phi National Academic Honor Society Inductee, 2002 Dustin Oakley Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship, Summer 2002 Kira Kaufmann Cultures and Communities Program Graduate Teaching Fellowship, 2001-2002 Kira Kaufmann PFF Grant, Center of Instruction and Professional Development, 2001-2002 Linda Naunapper PFF Grant, Center of Instruction and Professional Development, 2001-2002 Seth Schneider Phi Kappa Phi National Academic Honor Society Inductee, 2001 Jamie Kelly Milwaukee Public Museum Betty L. and M. Kenneth Starr Summer Internship, 2000

99. List Of Famous Archaeological Sites - Encyclopedia Article About List Of Famous
    The republic borders Poland to the north, germany to the northwest and west settlement Dolni Vestonice is a series of ice age archaeological sites, used by  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/List of famous archaeological sites
    
    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition This is a list of notable archaeological sites An archaeological site is a place (or group of physical sites) in which evidence of past human activities is preserved, and which has been investigated using the discipline of archeology. Sites are distinguished by the presence of both artifacts and features. Common features include the remains of hearths and houses. Ecofacts, biological materials (such as bones, scales, and even feces) that are the result of human activity but are not deliberately modified, are also common at many archaeological sites. Click the link for more information. throughout the world. Many are the subject of ongoing excavation or investigation. Note the difference between archaeological sites and archaeological discoveries List of famous archaeological discoveries Most of the archeological discoveries listed below had significance for the development of archaeology as a discipline and added to human knowledge. However, some such discoveries may later have their meaning reassessed in the context of later discoveries, or even be discredited at a later date (e.g., Piltdown Man). Some archaeological discoveries may be associated with a particular archaeological site; others are equally relevant out of context.

100. List Of Famous Archaeological Sites
     Note the difference between archaeological sites and archaeological discoveries. 10 Chile 11 China 12 Cyprus 13 Denmark 14 Egypt 15 France 16 germany 17 Greece  
     http://www.sciencedaily.com/encyclopedia/list_of_famous_archaeological_sites
     
     Extractions: Front Page Today's Digest Week in Review Email Updates ... Outdoor Living Main Page See live article This is a list of notable archaeological sites throughout the world. Many are the subject of ongoing excavation or investigation. Note the difference between archaeological sites and archaeological discoveries Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Afghanistan

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