41. History & Archeology Israel archeology; Society for Underwater Exploration Secrets of the Seas; Watersof the City of Rome; Capitolium.org The Roman Forum; african Voices; Origins and http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/serious/history.html

See also World Civilizations, Minorities History Links HistoryWorld ... Common-place non-academic history magazine British National Archives National Security Archive Historical and Cultural Atlas (requires Shockwave plug-in for interactive maps) Wonder Bound Rare books on early museums Voices from the Days of Slavery: Former Slaves Tell Their Stories WebChron: The WebChronology Project Matthew White's Historical Atlas of the Twentieth Century Picture Library Search National Portrait Gallery ... Multimedia History Tutorials University of Calgary Anglo-American History A guide to Web resources Historical Research in Europe: A Guide to Archives and Libraries America's Story from America's Library Archeology on the Net The Megalithic Portal ... Antiquity A Journal of ancient archeology Mediterranean Prehistory Online Histos: A New Journal of Ancient Historiography Pomoerium Classical Studies In the Art Bin International Institute of Social History Smithsonian Online Collections National Numismatic Collection of the Smithsonian Institution Argos Search engine for finding Web materials on the ancient world Israel Archeology Society for Underwater Exploration: Secrets of the Seas Waters of the City of Rome Capitolium.org

42. African Human Genome Initiative | Profiles | Chris Stringer Why the fascination with Africa? Although he is active in the field of paleontology,he digs deep into the fields of genetics, archeology and history. http://www.africagenome.co.za/2003_profiles/chris_stringer.html

Professor Chris Stringer Spier 2003 Programme At a glance Wednesday 19 Thursday 20 Friday 21 ... Saturday 22 Press releases Latest news Profiles Index David Baltimore Sydney Brenner Luigi Cavalli-Sforza ... Chris Stringer About Overview Sponsors Conference sponsors Home Professor Chris Stringer, a proponent of the Out of Africa theory on evolution is in Cape Town to participate in the Genome in Africa Conference, reports Robyn Cohen. Why evolution? Chris Stringer says it comes out of a natural curiosity that was sparked when his parents ("ordinary people") took him, age 8 to visit the British Natural History Museum in London. He was captivated from the beginning and visited regularly during weekends and holidays. Stringer now works as a researcher of hominids ("the human family") in that same museum, in the Department of Paleontology. Since his first degree in anthropology at University College London in 1969, he has notched up three further doctoral and honorary degrees at Bristol University. To date he has published over 200 academic papers, edited volumes and books and co-written a popular book on evolution, African Exodus: The Origins of Modern Humanity (1996, Jonathan Cape). He is currently directing a major project at the museum into the origins of humans in the UK. The 5-year study called the Ancient Human Occupation of Britain (AHOB) has been awarded over a million pounds by the Leverhulme Trust in the UK. The study looks at not only "when and where humans lived in Britain, but also what was controlling their presence or absence".

43. Archeology Of Algeria - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia archeology of Algeria. The capitals of the columns have disappeared, but their designis preserved among the drawings of James Bruce, the african traveller. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archeology_of_Algeria

44. Nouvelle Page 1 1Pre-historical archeology geology of the Quaternary ;. -pre-historicalart;. European, Maghrebi, Saharan and african cultural remains ;. http://www.univ-alger.dz/anglais/FaculteHumainearcheo.htm

45. Africa: Art Museums And Exhibition Centers. Universes In Universe of art, archeology and ethnography. The museum is a departement of the Institutfondamental d Afrique Noire (IFAN). (French), up, South Africa South african http://www.universes-in-universe.de/africa/e_mus.htm

Africa Museums, Exhibition Centers Directories Related Information Burkina Faso Cameroon ... Europe Directories African Internet resources relevant to museums Developed by the International Committee for Documentation of the International Council of Museums. With e-mail contact addresses. (incl. French version) Information related to Museums Swedish-African Museum Programme Collaboration and exchange program established in 1989 Hijacked African Treasures A documentation from the African Reparations Movement (UK) with a picture index of stolen African Treasures Burkina Faso Cameroon National Museum of Yaounde This museum is the center of all public museums of Cameroon. The collection includes traditional art objects, modern paintings, archeological sculptures and specimen of prehistoric Sao civilization ages of North-Cameroon. Part of the website Cameroon : Masks and statues , hosteb by Unesco, under the co-ordination of Mr Emmanuel Tonye, Yaounde - Cameroon The Benedictine Museum of Mont-Febe This small Camerounese art museum was inaugurated at fhe beginning of January 1910. The origins of most of the specimen of this museum are the Tikar, Bamoun and Bamileke populations. Part of the website Cameroon : Masks and statues , hosteb by Unesco, under the co-ordination of Mr Emmanuel Tonye, Yaounde - Cameroon Egypt Museums in Egypt Links to Museums with brief information provided by the Egypt State Information Service.

46. SASNET: Archeology, Uppsala SWEDISH SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES NETWORK. african and Comparative Archaeology;Department for Archaeology and Ancient History, at Uppsala University http://www.sasnet.lu.se/arkeoupp.html

SWEDISH SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES NETWORK African and Comparative Archaeology; Department for Archaeology and Ancient History, at Uppsala University: Address: S:t Eriks Torg 5 , SE-753 10 Uppsala Fax: Web page: http://www.arkeologi.uu.se/afr/ Contact person: Professor Paul Sinclair , phone +46 (0)18 471 20 95 Research project in Sri Lanka The unit for African and Comparative Archaeology at the Dept. of Archaeology and Ancient History has co-operated for the last 10 years with the Post-Graduate Institute of Archaeological Research (PGIAR), at the University of Kelaniya The Archaeology of Southern Sri Lanka HRAC project Human Responses and Contributions to Environmental Change 1994-1997 ). The Dept. for Quaternary Geology at Stockholm University is also involved in the project. Web page on the project: http://www.arkeologi.uu.se/afr/projects/SriLanka/slcooperation.htm Urban Landscape Dynamics and Resource Use Urban Landscape Dynamics: a Framework for South-South-South co-operation Elisabet Green , the Information Officer at the Dept, was organizing the symposium.

47. OneWorld Magazine - The Lost Cities Of Africa ** The New York Review Books has praised Basil Davidson as the most effective popularizerof african history and archeology outside Africa, and certainly the http://www.webstories.co.nz/focus/etiopia/lost.html

48. Fun Adventure Is A Catalogue Dedicated To Outdoor Activities, Teambuilding, Disc Uganda, once the first african travel destination ? Take one of our scheduled Exc( )Click here for more information archeology Cultural tours 4x4 http://www.funadventure.com/search/index.cfm?webpartner=fun&lg=en&nuts=af&cat=05

49. AA Ceramic Design - African Ceramics ceramics african ceramics african ceramics online, british african ceramics britishafrican ceramics european archaeology, european archeology, pottery, ceramic http://www.aaceramicdesign.com/african_ceramics-1.html

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50. Importance Of Archeology Welborn in his East african Rebels sees development as creating a place or conditionwhere the people living in those places and conditions feel at home. http://bij.hosting.kun.nl/iaup/esap/publications/zambia/archzamb.php

THE IMPORTANCE OF ARCHAEOLOGY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA: THE CASE OF ZAMBIA BY F.W.B. AKUFFO Department Of Development Studies, University Of Zambia, P. O. Box 32379, Lusaka, Zambia A paper presented at The World Archaeological Congress 4 Cape Town, 10th-14th January 1999 a) Introduction Some scholars like W.W. Rostow assume that archaeology is irrelevant to the development of continents like Africa because development follows some five stages of changes, which are forward looking but not backward looking. These are: the traditional society, the pre-conditions for take off, the take off, the drive to maturity and the age of high mass-consumption. W.W. Rostow argues that a traditional society is one whose structure is developed within limited production functions based on pre-Newtonian science and technology and on pre-Newtonian attitudes towards the physical world. Hence, development can only take place when the society which wants to develop discards its traditional culture, which archaeology can help to unearth to serve as a guide to development. Rostow wrote his thesis as a guide to the development of newly independent countries in Africa, Asia and South America in the 1960s.

51. Historical Text Archive: Links : African American: General It is impossibleto imagine our world without the contributions of african Americans....... africanAmerican History and archeology (960 clicks) http://historicaltextarchive.com/links.php?op=viewslink&sid=0&cid=4

52. Historical Text Archive: Links : Visit External Link It is impossible to imagine our world...... Redirecting to africanAmerican History and archeology (http//www.cr.nps.gov/seac/af-am/index4.htm) http://historicaltextarchive.com/links.php?op=visit&lid=591

53. Bigham Mainstream art and archeology museums in the United States, even those with extraordinaryworks of african art, rarely understand or exploit the full depth of http://www.octobergallery.com/bigham/

HERMAN BIGHAM AND ASSOCIATES MOUNTS SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITS NATIONWIDE. Currently two Bigham and Associates exhibitions are traveling. The Majesty of African Motherhood comprises over 70 mother and child images of superb artistic and cultural merit in wood, bronze and photography, and African Sculpture: Symbols of Culture is a compact exhibition of historically powerful masks, animal and human figures, and objects of healing and spirituality. "The Majesty of African Motherhood" exhibition has been reviewed by noted scholars such as Dr. Rosalind R. Jeffries,PhD Professor, author and a past curator with the Brooklyn Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Center for African Arts in New York, Dr. Molefi K. Asanti, Founding Director, African Studies Department,, Temple University, Philadelphia PA, Mr. Peter Pippin, educational specialist of the Smithsonian Museum of African Art in DC and Mr. Howard Dodson, Director of the Schomburg, Center in NY. We are establishing a fabulous response from national and international magazines and newspapers. Essence, African Arts, Tribal Arts, Pathfinders, Black Issues, Paint, Russell Simmons First World Magazine, along with two major Nigerian newspapers have provided, listing, photos and reviews of our maternity exhibition. Honored guests giving enthusiastic comments at our exhibit openings include Heidi Holder, Education Director of Museum for African Art; Danny Simmons, Rush Gallery; Stan Simmons, The Simmons Museum; Paul Jones, renowned collector; Chidi Okoye, Nigerian Sculptor; Doris H. Legon, Director, African Art Museum of Maryland; Naomi Nelson, former Director of Education and Curator for the African American Museum of Philadelphia; Ibrahima Kalil Kaba, Cultural Arts Importer; and Susan Kloman of Sotheby's African Section.

54. Africa Update Archives Warren Perry is Associate Professor of Anthropology at CCSU. He is also theAssociate Directory for archeology for the african Burial Ground Project. http://www.ccsu.edu/afstudy/upd6-2.html

Vol. VI, Issue 2 (Spring 1999): Southern Africa HOME ARCHIVES Table of Contents Editorial: Southern Africa Warren Perry: An Archeological Test of the "Settler Model" Account of the Mfecane/Difaqane J Gani Yoroms: Democratization in South Africa Mascha Madoerin and Gottfried Wellmer: Apartheid Caused Debt, the Role Swiss and German Finance Haines Brown: Africa On Line Editorial: Southern Africa By Gloria Emeagwali - Chief Editor In this issue of Africa Update we focus on some of these issues to some extent. Our main thrust, however, is the socio-historical and political context of South Africa's history. Dr. Warren Perry, an outstanding archeologist in his field, challenges the conventional settler model account of late 18th century and early nineteenth century South Africa. Perry combined his findings from his own research in Swaziland with those of other archeologists on the basis of ecological and geopolitical categories. He discovered there were major discrepancies between the expectations of the conventional settler model and material and archeological reality Gani Yoroms of the Center for Democratic Studies, Abuja, Nigeria leaps into the last decade of the 20th century and the

55. Dr. Njeri Jackson, Director use the strengths of our location to develop two major themes, africanAmericansin Museums and Reconstructing african-American History through archeology. http://www.has.vcu.edu/aas/

-29-04:Please Check our Events page for some important Upcoming Events Quick Links: AFAM Program Links VCU sites Dr. Njeri Jackson, Director Telephone: Fax: (please note this fax is shared with the Philosophy Department) A message from Dr. Jackson: Welcome to our updated and re-designed website! One of our first majors in African American Studies, Christopher Hance-George, has been busy all summer working on the site. We think he has provided a student perspective that makes the site easier to navigate. He has also changed the design and included some interesting links to other sites. We invite you to search the site and give us feedback. We are also in the process of developing a listserve and will provide information on how to sign up. The listserv will provide information about events and activities and keep you informed about African American Studies. Come back to our homepage soon for information about the listserv. Stay tuned and in touch! African American Studies at VCU is on the move!

56. 2000-01 Honors Collegium Courses Merrick Posnansky Professor of History and Anthropology, is a scholar of africanarcheology, early african history, Caribbean history, and historical archeology http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/whoweare/honors/fall2000/hcfall2000.html

[Honors Home] [Winter '01 HC Courses] [Spring '01 HC Listing] [GE Credit Listing] ... [Schedule of Classes] Fall 2000 Honors Collegium Courses HC 1: Systems Thinking: Exploring Order and Chaos in Everyday Life HC 3: History and Visual Culture from the Engraving to Film and Television HC 11: Reinventing African History HC 12: Sacred Form: Literature and Poetry in India from the Bronze Age to Pre-Modern Times HC 15: Acting Myth HC 19: Rhetoric on Trial: Legal Advocacy, Ancient and Modern HC 21W: The Rise and Fall of Modernism HC 44: The Trail of Light HC 70B: Nonlife to Life; Microbes to Man: Nature is not Compartmentalized HC 73: Elementary Particles and the Universe HC 82: Community and Labor Development from the Ground Up HC 110: Marxist and Post Marxist Approaches to Cultural Studies HC 122: Violence Against Women in Cross Cultural Perspective HC 134: The Quest for Identity and the Search for the American Dream (Click on the Course Number below for the course website) HC 1: Systems Thinking: Exploring Order and Chaos in Everyday Life (5 units) Director: Dario Nardi, Program in Computing and Mathematics

57. Nassau County Museum Volunteers Volunteers with an interest in african American history are needed as tour The permanentMuseum exhibits are devoted to regional geology and Indian archeology. http://www.co.nassau.ny.us/parks/county-museums.html

Nassau County Museums Information Listing Volunteers needed at Nassau County Museums REQUIREMENTS: Prospective volunteers should enjoy inter-acting with the general visiting public and school children and must be willing to work one six-hour day per week, or some other personally tailored schedule to be arranged at the facility where they will volunteer. Volunteers must be at least 14 years of age. Anyone under 18 years of age must provide working papers. If either you or your organization is interested in volunteering at our Museums, please contact Judy Pockriss at (516) 572-8406. Museum facilities where volunteers are needed African American Museum Cedarmere Cradle of Aviation Museum Garvies Point Museum and Preserve ... Tackapausha Museum and Preserve Top of Page African American Museum 110 North Franklin St., Hempstead This museum is comprised of rotating exhibits, which showcase African American artistic talent, while celebrating the rich history of African Americans on Long Island and in this country. The museum's special programs vary and often include film festivals and commemorative events honoring prominent African American citizens such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcom X. The Museum also presents month-long programs in tribute to Black History Month and Women's History Month and frequently sponsors workshops and discussions of interest to African Americans. Free. Donations accepted. DIRECTIONS- Southern State Parkway to Exit 21, Nassau Road, northbound to Jackson St. Make a left on Jackson St. Museum at corner of Jackson and Franklin Streets.

58. Center For African And African American Studies Courses include gender and archaeology, african Diaspora archeology computer technology,complex societies, artifacts analysis, method and theory in historical http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/caaas/program/goto/program/grad_program/

Jester Center A232A; Austin, TX 78705 :: (512) 471-1784 Fax (512) 471-1798 Main Menu Home About the Center Academic Programs Courses ... Site Map Upcoming Events To all the Black Graduates of 2004, CONGRATULATIONS!! The Center would like to thank everyone who came out and participated with the Center. Your continued support is greatly appreciated and hope to be repeated for the 04-05 school year. Click here to see more upcoming events for 2004! Academic Program Information Program Information Home Undergraduate Program Selected Undergraduate Courses Africa Program ... Graduate Program THE AFRICAN DIASPORA GRADUATE PROGRAM IN ANTHROPOLOGY Department of Anthropology The University of Texas at Austin Austin, Texas 78712-1086 Tel: (512) 471-4206 Fax: (512) 471-6535 The Program Areas of Study Resources Core Faculty in the Program ... Important Campus Addresses The Program The Department of Anthropology at The University of Texas at Austin offers M.A. and Ph.D. specializations in African Diaspora Studies. The African Diaspora Graduate Program in Anthropology , established in 1992 with the collaboration of the Center for African and African American Studies, employs the theories and methods of anthropology in comparative research on African-descended communities. While recognizing the global nature of the African Diaspora, faculty research is primarily concentrated in North, Central, and South America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Africa. Course offerings focus on transnational socioeconomic and cultural patterns, particularly as they relate to the legacies of slavery and the establishment of contemporary social and cultural formations.

59. Jamie Brandon's Home On The Web C. and Kathleen H. Cande 1999 The Old Washington Collections The Potential foran Engendered archeology of the african Diaspora in Southwestern Arkansas. http://www.projectpast.org/jcbrandon/pubs.htm

jamie c. brandon research publications Kerri S. Barrile and Jamie C. Brandon (editors) Household Chores and Household Choices: Theorizing the Domesticity in Historical Archaeology. University of Alabama Press: Tuscaloosa. Brandon, Jamie C. Segregating Households, Reconstructing Domesticity: The Intersection of Gender and Race in the Postbellum South. In Household Chores and Household Choices: Theorizing the Domesticity in Historical Archaeology , Kerri S. Barrile, Jamie C. Brandon (eds.). University of Alabama Press: Tuscaloosa. Brandon, Jamie C. and James M. Davidson In Press Myth and Landscape in the Ozark Upland South: Identity, Race and Power at Van Winkle’s Saw Mill. Paper submitted to Historical Archaeology for inclusion in the “History and Archaeology of Industrial Labor Development: Landscapes of Change on a Global Scale” special issue, Mark Cassell, editor. Brandon, Jamie C

60. African & Oceanian Art - Art-online TM - The Fine Art Directory By Artprice http//www.zyama.com cached; APAO Arts Primitifs d Afrique et d Oc©anieSite devoted to the ancien arts of Africa, Oceania archeology. http://www.art-online.com/category.aspx?id=1033

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