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Dedovshchina in the Post-Soviet Military: Hazing of Russian Army Conscripts in a Comparative Perspective (Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society 28)
Antler on the Sea: The Yupik and Chukchi of the Russian Far East by Anna M. Kerttula, 2000-11
The Russians by Hedrick Smith, 1976-01-12
Eurasia Antiqua. Zeitschrift fur die Archaologie Eurasiens / Eurasia Antiqua (English, German and Russian Edition)
Crisis, Revolution, and Russian Jews by Jonathan Frankel, 2008-12-15
How We Think They Think: Anthropological Approaches To Cognition, Memory, And Literacy (English and Russian Edition) by Maurice E F Bloch, 1997-12-04
Mir Rusky (Russian Edition) by Zita D. Dabars, George W. Morris, et all 1997-08
Jewish Renaissance in the Russian Revolution by Kenneth B. Moss, 2009-10-30
Conscience, Dissent and Reform in Soviet Russia (BASEES/Routledge Series on Russian and East European Studies) by Philip Boobbyer, 2005-09-20
Gens Antiquissima Italiae: Antichita Dall'Umbria a Leningrado (Italian and Russian Edition)
Tundra Passages : Gender and History in the Russian Far East by Petra Rethmann, 2001-02-01
By the Banks of the Thames: Russians in Eighteenth Century Britain by Anthony Glenn Cross, 1980-01
The Social Crisis in the Russian Federation (Emerging Economies Transition) by Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, 2001-04
Out of Order: Russian Political Values in an Imperfect World by Ellen Carnaghan, 2007-03-30

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TrekShare : Communication Exploration
russianAmerican archaeology,
http://www.trekshare.com/members/kosarevs?p6=3205
Historical Archaeology Nautical Archaeology Andean DeSoto Aleuts And Russians
The clash of the two cultures is well documented in russian literature, in archaeological evidence, and in Aleut oral tradition.
http://www.picturesofrecord.com/historical archaeology.htm

Extractions: The actual household objects of the Bixby house, the house itself with its outbuildings, and the surrounding New England landscape illustrate clearly the changes in society and in work in the first half of the 19th century. Maps and artists' reconstructions of this Massachusetts house, now located at Old Sturbridge Village, show the changing lives of the inhabitants during the 1800-1845 period. The detailed text documents the multidisciplinary approach used to effect our understanding of these lives, this place, and this period. By J. Edward Hood and David M. Simmons. This set illustrates underwater archaeological techniques which are non-destructive and distinguish research from treasure hunting. Case studies include historic shipwrecks such as the great Monitor, iron sailing ships, a 17th century wooden warship, and ships associated with the building of a fort in the Dry Tortugas in 1850. By Richard A. Gould.
Mirabilis.ca: History & Archaeology Archives
They want a 2,500year-old mummy, found by russian archaeologists 11 years ago and being studied in the Siberian capital of Novosibirsk, to be reinterred
http://www.mirabilis.ca/archives/cat_history_archaeology.html

Extractions: It is thought that up to 4,000 people may have lived there. To date, nails, weights, jewellery, silverware, weapons and some ceramics have been found along with some ship fragments. From evidence found at the site, a fleet of 120 Viking ships occupied the Woodstown site about 812. This, in turn, gave them control of Waterford Harbour and of the three-river system, the Suir, the Barrow and the Norse, allowing them ready access upriver to the rich lands and monasteries of these river valleys. [continue] After a decade of painstaking cleaning, Berlin's Pergamon Museum has unveiled the restored marble frieze of the Pergamon Altar, the second century B.C. centerpiece of its collection. The 371 foot-long frieze decorated the outside walls of the altar, which was built between 197 and 156 B.C. in the present-day Turkish town of Bergama. A German engineer discovered fragments of the frieze, which had been taken apart and incorporated into the walls of a fortress, in 1864.
BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Russian History
Champion and Martijn van Leusen Subjects albania, archaeology links, austria malta, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, romania, russian history, slovakia
http://bubl.ac.uk/link/r/russianhistory.htm

Extractions: BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Alexander Palace Time Machine Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe Geographical Index At Cold War's End: US Intelligence on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, 1989-1991 Chronology of Russian History ... Voice of Russia Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Alexander Palace Time Machine Tour of the Alexander Palace outside St. Petersburg and extensive information on the family of Tsar Nicholas II. Subjects: albania, archaeology links, austria, belgium, bulgaria, croatia, cyprus, czech republic, denmark, estonia, finland, france, germany, greece, hungary, iceland, ireland, italian history, lithuania, luxembourg, former yugoslav republic of macedonia, malta, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, romania, russian history, slovakia, slovenia, spain, sweden, switzerland, turkey, vatican city, yugoslavia
Dept. Of Archaeology - Faculty Members - Alexander Tsatskin
Late Quaternary Type Sections in the Desna River Basin. In archaeology and paleogeography of Late Paleolithic in the russian Plain. Moscow, Nauka, pp.
http://research.haifa.ac.il/~archlgy/staff/pub_tsatskin.html

Extractions: E-Mail: tsatskin@research.haifa.ac.il Articles Tsatskin, A.I. Organic matter studies of Late Pleistocene soils of the Volyno-Podolian Upland for paleopedological reconstructions. Pochvovedenie , 11, 24-31 (in Russian). Tsatskin, A.I. A study of Late Pleistocene paleosol cover patterns in the SW of the Russian Plain. Izvestiya (Proceedings) of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, ser. geography , 6, 89-97 (in Russian). Bulletyn Pochvennogo Instituta (Instiof Soil Science) , XXVIII, 18-19 (in Russian). [according to relevant contribution] Tsatskin, A.I. Ancient soil catenas of the Last Interglacial in Volyno-Podolian Upland. VINITI , 4757-81,46-52 (in Russian). Tsatskin, A.I. About final stages of development of Late Pleistocene paleosols in the SW of the Russian plain. VINITI , 6286-82, 63-69 (in Russian). Tsatskin, A.I. Application of fossil soil catenas for paleopedological reconstructions. Pochvovedeniye , 3, 5-14 (in Russian).
Russian Periodicals Catalog. Archaeology, Ethnology & Antropology Of Eurasia. Ar
offers a huge selection of newspaper, books, standard, standards, gost, microforms from russia, cis, nis russian Periodicals Catalog. archaeology, Ethnology
http://www.eastview.com/xq/ASP/sku=P13068/qx/peri/product.asp
Links - Proto-Bulgarians, Central Asia, Etc.
History of Phanagoria, the capital of Great Bulgaria in the VII c. from archaeology.ru (in russian) Phanagoria - Golden finds, Decorated pottery of various
http://members.tripod.com/~Groznijat/pb_links.html

Extractions: The Bulgars in Armenia - a key to the earliest Bulgarian history Hidden Treasures of a Forgotten Bulgarian State by M. Siderov (Bulgars, Avars in Illiricum, VI c. AD) "TanNakRa" Bulgarian foundation An alternative "astronomical" reading of the Pliska rosette by M. Siderov and E. Kelevedzhiev The Proto-Bulgarian 12-year cyclic calendar (Chavdar Jordanov's page) (needs IExplorer) Bulgarians - roots, connections, place in the world by V. Stefanova The Madara horseman rock relief by M. Stancheva A better picture of the relief from World Monuments Watch Bulgarian ruins Bulgarian castles (Grigor's page) "Ziezi ex quo Vulgares" by E. Zhivkov (in Bulgarian) Moldavian archaeological project at the Rujno fortress, NE Bulgaria (in Russian) Middle Volga: "Aspects of the ethnogenesis of the Volga Bulgars" by Marsel' Bulgari (text in Russian) Bulgarian National Congress, Tatarstan
British Institute Of Archaeology At Ankara - Links
NAS of Ukraine, Kiev The Institute for the History of Material Culture, the russian Academy of Science Institute of Nautical archaeology (Bodrum) Turkey
http://www.biaa.ac.uk/links.html
About Georgian Academy Of Sciences
Museum of Fine Arts, State Museum of History (Moscow), russian Archaeological Institute, Armenian Historical Museum and Institute of archaeology and Ethnography
http://www.acnet.ge/stmus.htm

Extractions: Problems of the History of Georgia and Caucasus; The vegetable and animal kingdom, evolutional and oecological principles of its protection and development; Research of the principles of origin and natural development of geosphere structures in Georgia and neighbouring regions; Problems of environment and foundation of scientific basis for exposure and rational use of natural resources. Director:
The Ancient World Web: Archaeology/Megaliths
archaeological site to ever escape the scholarly eye. Last Site Update 2Nov-1999 Hits 1090 Rating 7.45 Votes 9 Rate It. The Dolmen Path - russian
http://www.julen.net/ancient/Archaeology/Megaliths/

Extractions: In 1998 we made a tour of 208 Scottish prehistoric sites. This website is basically an online travel diary, which was updated in real time. Armed with hi-tech equipment, we have let our visitors follow the tour, interact with archaeologists and experts, view images from the journey, and learn about the ancient Scottish people and monuments. URL updated May 15, 2001. [English]
Russian Translation Assignment Page -- ChristianAnswers.Net
God s Story russian home page Assigned to . Where did Cain get his wife? Assigned to . Assigned to . Does archaeology verify the Bible?
http://www.christiananswers.net/translations-russian.html

Extractions: To sign-up to translate an unassigned page below, contact: translations@eden.org If you are a first-time volunteer for ChristianAnswers.Net, please fill out our application form Report translation errors to translations@eden.org Pages that need to be translated from English to RUSSIAN: ChristianAnswers.Net/russian home page (untranslated text)
College Of Wooster: Academic Programs
Anthropology archaeology Art Biochemistry Molecular Biology Biology Black Science PreProfessional Psychology Religious Studies russian Studies Sociology
http://academics.wooster.edu/catalogue/default.html

Extractions: Home Search Site Index Site Map ... Directories Go Quickly To ... About Wooster Academic Programs Athletics News Libraries Campus Tour I. S. at Wooster Job Opportunities ScotMail Wooster Webcams Wooster Interactive The following links to academic courses are PDF files from the 2003-04 Academic Catalogue Anthropology
Department Of Archaeology
archaeology of Siberia and the Far East. archaeology of Ancient russian Towns. Burial Mounds of Ancient Russia. Moslem archaeology. russian Sphragistics.
http://www.hist.msu.ru/English/departments/Arch/

Extractions: The main fields of research and specialization for students of the department are as follows: The Academic program of the Department of Archaeology is founded on the combination of lecture courses on historical and theoretical topics, practical training in the form of field investigations, and photographic treatment of archaeological sites, architecture, artifacts and related materials.
KemSU OnLine | Chairs | Faculty Of History And International Relations | Chair O
Problems Palaeolith Study (VV Bobrov);; archaeology of the Eastern Slavs. Old russian Towns (IV Okuneva);; The Bronze Age of Eurasia (VV Bobrov);; Antique
http://mmedia2.kemsu.ru/chairs/hist_inter/archeol.xsql.en

Extractions: The Chair of Archaeology was founded in October of 1975. At that time it was the only chair occupied with problems of archaeology and ancient history at universities in the trans-Ural region, the only in Siberia and the Far East. For a long time the young Chair had been headed by Anatoly Ivanovich Martynov who made great efforts for its formation, organization and development. But above all, that the Chair under his leadership in the 70-s managed to find its realization at works of industrial construction (the Law of preservation of memorials of history and culture). That was a grand action. The Chair took part in investigation of memorials in the flood zone of the Krapivinsky hydrosystem, in the zone of the Kansk-Achinsk Fuel and Energy Complex (KAFEC), participated in study of memorials in the area of coal pits, etc. As a result a large number of memorials and sources was saved which are now the property of the state.
Image Gallery - Fieldwork - Association For Environmental Archaeology
Images relating to environmental archaeology fieldwork. These images mostly portray the taking of peat samples for pollen analysis using a russian corer .
http://www.envarch.net/gallery/fieldwork.html

Extractions: Home Image Gallery Image Gallery Images relating to environmental archaeology fieldwork These images mostly portray the taking of peat samples for pollen analysis using a 'Russian corer' Click on any of the thumbnail images below for a larger version of the same image. A corer being pushed into the ground. A handle is fixed to a rod which connects to the Russian corer A Russian corer just out of the ground, being cleaned with a knife prior to opening A Russian corer opened to reveal a peat 'core' The peat samples have been placed in plastic guttering to protect them - they would normally have been wrapped in plastic to prevent contamination Finally the spot where a sample is taken is accurately mapped.
Molecular Middle Ages Of The Russian North
russian scientists working at the VA Engelgardt Institute of Molecular Biology, russian Academy of Sciences, and Institute of archaeology, russian Academy of
http://www.innovations-report.de/html/berichte/biowissenschaften_chemie/bericht-

Extractions: Current achievements in molecular genetics allow scientists to look not only in the depths of genomes but also back to ancient times. By analysing fossil DNA, Russian biologists have reconstructed the picture of colonisation of the Russian Northern lands. The research was supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research and the RF Ministry of Industry and Sciences. Weitere Meldungen im Bereich Biowissenschaften Chemie NETZGUT Impressum Industrie und Wirtschaft ... "Wetten, dass..?"-Aktion DFG-Forschungsprojekte Biologie Medizin Naturwissenschaften Ingenieurwissenschaften Geisteswissenschaften Forschungslinks Industrie und Wirtschaft Hochschulen Fraunhofer-Institute Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft ...
Obsidbib
of Obsidian Artifacts from Prehistoric Sites in the russian Far East Initial Study. In Proceedings of the International Symposium on the archaeology of the
http://obsidian.pahma.berkeley.edu/obsidbib.htm
I. Publications By Humboldt Research Fellows From Abroad In 2002
Translate this page In Memoirs of the Oriental department of the russian archaeological society. New series. (russian). In archaeology, history and culture of Central Asia.
http://www.avh.de/automat_db/pub_humboldtiana2.humboldtiana_index_pub?p_year=200
Are Russian Jews Descended From The Khazars? Analyzing The Khazar Theory
russian archeologists reexamining finds excavated from Khazar sites in the area of the the Khazar empire in 740 CE Ehud Ya ari, Archaeological Finds Add
http://www.khazaria.com/khazar-diaspora.html

Extractions: THE JEWS OF KHAZARIA from Amazon.com The "traditional" view is that Eastern European Jews descend almost entirely from French and German Jews. This essay presents the pros and cons of the controversial "Khazar theory" of Eastern European Jewish origins and will attempt to provide a likely middle-ground solution to the question. Unlike other treatments of the question, this essay uses recent discoveries, is meant to be objective, and is fully sourced so that you can be guaranteed of the authenticity of the information. In summary, I argue in this essay that Eastern European Jews descend both from Khazarian Jews AND from Israelite Jews. PART 1. Evidence in favor of the Khazar theory According to most historical sources, Judaism was widespread among the Khazar inhabitants of the Khazar kingdom. Archaeological evidence, however, has not yet corroborated this. The findings described below, some of which are more conclusive than others, add strength to the argument that there were many Jews residing in eastern Europe prior to the immigration of German, Austrian, Bohemian, Spanish, and Portugese Jews into Poland and Hungary. Judaism is almost always noted in our medieval documentary sources as having been the most important religion in the Khazar kingdom. It is often the only religion cited when referring to the Khazars. And the Hebrew script is noted as being the script of 10th century Khazars. Here are some examples:
Russian Tombs Hold Clues To Obscure Life Of Asian Huns
the Institute of History of Material Culture of the russian Academy of But there are contradictions between the Chinese written sources and archaeological finds
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/07/0711_russiatombs.html

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