61. British Archaeology, No 24, May 1997: Interview Byzantine ruins were looted last month during the albanian civil unrest. Moreover, architecture is `far more important than archaeology , and any archaeologist http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba24/ba24int.html

British Archaeology , no 24, May 1997: Interview The Prince's new man in architecture Simon Denison talks to Richard Hodges When an archaeologist, and a former Director of the British School at Rome to boot, was asked to head the Prince of Wales's troubled Institute of Architecture last year, most people probably thought the Institute was entrenching itself even more deeply in its perceived role of advocate for reactionary classicism in architecture. At a time when its degree courses were failing to receive validation from the RIBA, and the entire governing council was asked by the Prince to step down, you could imagine the smirks of modernists in every architect's office in the land. Yet meeting the Institute's new Director, the Anglo-Saxonist Richard Hodges, it becomes clear that the Institute is bent on a new course. Design, apparently, is no longer the main issue. Hodges does not even, as one might expect, emphasise the `archaeological' aspects of the Prince's vision - the desirability, for example, of conserving locally-distinct building styles and materials and fostering traditional craft skills. Instead, all the talk is of energy-efficiency, the sustainable use of materials, and the `sustainability of communities', meaning (I think) the creation of settlements, often with community involvement, that are somehow complete in themselves, providing both work and recreation for their inhabitants. The details of how these ideals might be achieved are still fuzzy, but there is a great air of new beginnings at the five-year-old Institute's rather dowdy neo-classical HQ in Regent's Park, London. Hodges talks of the Institute's plans to `bring people together' to work out, for example, how new developments can be both sustainable and cost-effective, or both eco-friendly and enhancing of the spirit of place. My impression is the educational side of the Institute will begin to take second place to its new role of think-tank and publicist for any new ideas that emerge. The construction company Tarmac, apparently, has shown an interest, but there are still many seemingly intractable problems to solve and no guarantee of the Institute's ultimate influence on a market still largely driven by the need to keep costs down.

62. British Archaeology, No 50, December 1999: Features One was designed in such a way that the two burnt houses the Serbian and the albanian - appear to be one single Return to the British archaeology homepage. http://www.britarch.ac.uk/ba/ba50/ba50feat.html

ISSN 1357-4442 Editor: Simon Denison Issue no 50, December 1999 FEATURES Dancing with the dead in a mass grave Neolithic communities repeatedly handled the decaying bodies of their dead, writes Mary Baxter Every society must dispose of its dead in one way or another. The taboos surrounding death, however, are so deep-seated that any methods of disposal that differ from the norm are viewed by many today with a peculiar mixture of horror and fascination. For at least 3,000 years in Europe, and perhaps longer, the norm has been to dispose of the dead by either cremation or inhumation in a single grave. In the Neolithic period, however, from around 6,500-4,000 years ago, a completely different practice took place - disposal of the body first in one place, followed by a `secondary burial' of the whole body, or part of it, somewhere else. The great communal tombs of the Neolithic - earthen or stone long barrows, or passage graves - typically contain an apparently jumbled mass of bones from numerous bodies. The skeletons are often disarticulated (that is, the bones have been moved out of their natural skeletal positions), and frequently bones are missing. In short, Neolithic communities did not simply dispose of their dead; they handled them repeatedly and shifted them about. Antiquaries of the last century interpreted the sight of massed, disarticulated bone as the sign of lack of respect for the dead, or worse: cannibalism and ritual sacrifice, supported by written evidence from classical authors. More recent analysis has shown that the reordering of human remains was not random but often the result of careful arrangement. Examples include skeletons of men separated from women, and adults from children.

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64. Athena Review Recent Archaeology News Archive (2003) Afghanistan archaeology library reopens in Afghanistan Jang Group 5/26/2003. Albania The Sudagilan Epitath an albanian Inscription from Mingachevir Baku Today 5 http://www.athenapub.com/archnew2.htm

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Distribution limited WHC- 97/CONF.208/INF.15 Paris, 23 November 1997 Original: English/French UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION CONVENTION CONCERNING THE PROTECTION OF THE WORLD CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE WORLD HERITAGE COMMITTEE Twenty-first session Naples, Italy 1-6 December 1997 Information Document 15: Report of the assessment mission to the World Heritage site of Butrinti, Albania (20 - 24 October 1997) SUMMARY Following reports that the World Heritage site of Butrinti, Albania was looted and damaged during the civil unrest early 1997, a joint UNESCO-ICOMOS-Butrint Foundation assessment mission was undertaken to the World Heritage site of Butrinti, Albania from 20 to 24 October 1997. The mission prepared an assessment of the conditions of the site, recommends the World Heritage Committee to inscribe the site on the List of World Heritage in Danger and recommends a programme of corrective action for consideration by the World Heritage Committee. The World Heritage site of Butrinti, Albania

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Albanians are white people. Their color demonstrates the clean soul they have and what kind of people they are. One of their characteristics is that their face can tell whether they are good or bad, nice or mean, simply or complicated, easy or difficult, intelligent or dumb, happy or sad, everything ALBANIA-Listing characteristics from A to Z Note! The sentences in this essay are shuffled, making this essay unusable If you want to read the essay in it's original and proper state, click here. We use this page for our internal search engine, and it's not meant to be viewable. European History Home Essays [LOGIN] ... 1995-2004, Loadstone

67. SSEES: Registry (name.htm) albanian Studies International Registry of Scholars and Research. in the Social Sciences and the Humanities. AJANI, GIANMARIE. I.academic degrees (where received) Changes in albanian household . http://www.ipfw.edu/hist/Albania/name.htm

Albanian Studies: International Registry of Scholars and Research in the Social Sciences and the Humanities AJANI, GIANMARIE I.academic degrees (where received): Doctor in Jurisprudence, Faculty of Law, University of Torino, Italy 1979 Diplome de II Cycle, Faculté Int. de Droit Comparé II.Present occupation Professor of Law, University of Torino, Faculty of Law III. Institutional address (incl. phone, fax, e-mail) and/or home address: University Institute for European Studies Via Sacchi 28 bis 10120 Torino Italy Tel: 39.11.5625458 Fax: 39.11.530235 E-mail IV. Past research projects, periods and topics: Legal Consultant to the Albanian Ministry of Justice (1997, IMF Project) Legal Consultant to the Albanian Ministry of Justice (1993, Council of Europe Project) V. Current research: Harmonisation of Central European legislation with EU legislation VI. Anticipated research: VII. Publications related to Albanian Studies: G. Ajani, Codification of Civil Law in Albania, in: G. Ginsburgs (Ed), The Revival of Private Law in Central and Eastern Europe, Nijhoff, The Hague, 1996, 513-528 VIII. Relevant conference papers:

68. Albania Archaeological Resources this ancient people. archaeology Albania A collection of photographic images from archaeological sites in Albania. Recent Research http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blalbania.htm

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Regional Archaeological Research in Albania: Apollonia and Its Hinterland by Dr. Michael L. Galaty, Dept. of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, Mississippi State University In the first season of work, over the course of approximately twelve days, two teams of MRAP archaeologists operated in small valleys to the east of Apollonia, surveying nearly five square kilometers. Referring to topographic maps, team members systematically searched the landscape, pinpointing sites of past human activity, mapping them, and collecting artifact samples. Collected artifacts were returned to Apollonia's museum to be catalogued and registered in a computer database. At the same time, a MRAP geologist worked to interpret the area's complex geography. Fieldwork produced surprising and scientifically important results. Prior to MRAP's survey, there existed no documented evidence for early Stone Age settlement in Mallakastra. This is in contrast to southern Albania, where there is good evidence, from the vicinity of Saranda for several periods of Stone Age occupation (see the Frosina Infobit by Dr. Karl M. Petruso on Konispol Cave).

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74. Millsaps College - News & Events Galaty will present a lecture about his studies, titled Digging the Eagle archaeology in the Developing Nation of Albania, on Feb. http://www.millsaps.edu/news_events/releases/january/albania.shtml

Quick Links Millsaps Home Directory Search Visitors Events College Catalog Library Millsaps forum and exhibit examine Albanian history (January 27, 2003) Dr. Michael Galaty of the sociology and anthropology department at Millsaps College has spent the past several years conducting archaeological research in the remote areas of Albania. Galaty will present a lecture about his studies, titled "Digging the Eagle: Archaeology in the Developing Nation of Albania," on Feb. 7 at 12:30 p.m. in Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex room 215. The program is free and open to the public. "My lecture will focus on modern Albanian history and the difficulties of conducting archaeological research in a developing nation," Galaty said. "Albania shows us how difficult it is for a poor, developing country to create new economic and political institutions, basically from scratch." The lecture, which is sponsored by the Millsaps Forum Series, will be accompanied by the opening of a Lewis Art Gallery exhibit featuring Garett Holden's photographs of Albania. Holden, a freelance photographer, received his B.A. degree from the Art Academy of Cincinnati. The lecture will be immediately followed by a special gallery reception. "Holden's work is tremendous, depicting a country experiencing massive change," Galaty said. "Albania is an absolutely fascinating place, and it comes through in these photos. The photos document the challenges and rewards of practicing archaeology in such a setting."

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Kosova Crisis Center link to alb-net E-MAIL US VOTING BOOTH LOCATE YOUR RELATIVES Dr. Aleksander STIPCEVIC THE QUESTION OF ILLYRIAN-ALBANIAN CONTINUITY AND ITS POLITICAL TOPICALITY TODAY The question of the ethnic and cultural continuity between the early Illyrians and the mediaeval Albanians, besides being one of the most attractive issues of Balkan history, has also acquired a political dimension in recent decades. This is not the first time such a thing has happened in history. It was the Croats who before anyone else put forward the claim of being descended from the glorious Illyrian people, to the point of identifying themselves with them and giving themselves the name of Illyrians. For centuries, the Croatian language was simply called Illyrian. It is thought that Vinko Pribojevic (Vincentius Priboevius) in the 16 th century was the first to include the history of the Illyrians in what might be called a political program. Pribojevic idea; countering the ideology and threat of pan-Germanism, hi used the splendid history of the Illyrians in order to demonstrate a cultural and especially historical superiority to the GERMANS, Italians, and Hungarians. According to Pribojevic, both Queen Teuta and King Agron were Slavs, as were Alexander the Great, Diocletian, and even Aristotle and St. Jerom. (1) After him, Mauro Orbini, another Croat historian, relaunched the pan-Slavic idea in his well-known book, "Il Regno degli Slavi, hoggi corrottamente detti Schiavoni," published in Pesaro in 1601. The book met with great success and exerted a major influence on historians and politicians of subsequent centuries. Now nobody doubted that the Slavs, especially those of the western portion of the Balkan peninsula, were the direct descendants of the Illyrians. Illyrian was the tongue spoken on the east coast of the Adriatic, and the land inhabited by the southern Slavs, especially the Croats, was Illyria. The Croats adopted the name Illyrian for themselves, though more when abroad and in foreign-language publications than within Croatia itself. (2)

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Balkans Index Index for Albania Living in Albania Albania Art Prints - Albania Art Prints Albanian Culture - Albanian Culture Albanian Folk Culture - Albanian Folk Culture Antic city of Apollonia - Antic city of Apollonia Archaeology in Albania- Archaeology in Albania Archaeology of Albania- Archaeology of Albania -Art and archaeology of ancient Albania (Illyria). Art, culture, literature - Art, culture, literature Cultural page about Albania and Kosovo - Cultural page about Albania and Kosovo Drita Albanian Folk Orchestra - Drita Albanian Folk Orchestra - Drita announces new CD release. This folk orchestra presents traditional and popular music of Albania and Kosova performed on authentic Albanian instruments. Elvira Dones Homepage - Elvira Dones Homepage - Her website contains her books, short stories, and work in progress in Albanian, Italian, French and German. Enver Hoxha Reference Archive - Enver Hoxha Reference Archive - Documents and speeches by Enver Hoxha on Albania, economics, politics, Marxism, Stalin, China, Maoism, imperialism and revolution. Ethnologue: Albania - Ethnologue: Albania Kadare's "The Concert" - Kadare's "The Concert" - A brief review of the novel.

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