1. Archeology General Reference, Southeast Archeological Center, National Park Serv archeology general Reference. http://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/genref.htm

Archeology General Reference Links Bibliographies Glossaries Terms Please note : The National Park Service and the Southeast Archeological Center do not control and cannot guarantee the relevance, timeliness, or accuracy of the materials provided by other agencies or organizations, nor do the NPS and SEAC endorse other agencies or organizations, their views, products or services. Source Information/Glossaries/World Atlas/Subject Searches Archeological Bibliographies Southeastern North America Archeology Ceramics ... Useful Archeology-Related Links Source Information/Glossaries/Subject Searches: ArchNet: Subjects ArchNet Webspace Search SEAC Useful Links SEAC/NPS Web Pages Search ... Anthropology Resources on the Internet Sheffield Graduate Journal of Archaeology's Online information service for the archaeological community List of Publications of the Bureau of American Ethnology with Index to Authors and Titles Library of Congress Catalog Search Archeological Bibliographies: Archaeology in Fiction Bibliography Archeology-Related Bibliographies ArchNet: Bibliographic References TAN's Bibliographies for Anthropological Research ... Links to Online Archaeology Bibliographies Worldwide Southeastern North America Archeology: Outline Southeastern North America Archaeology Bibliographies SCIAA's

2. SIA General Tools Award The Society for Industrial archeology general Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial the Society for Industrial Archeologys General Tools Award has been involved http://www.siahq.org/awards/generaltoolsaward.html

GENERAL TOOLS AWARD 2003 General Tools Award Winner - Alex Barbour Photograph by Perry Green Select on thumbnail photo above to enlarge Bob Passfield made the following presentation of the 2003 General Tools award at the SIA 2003 Annual Meeting: "The Society for Industrial Archeology General Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial Archeology recognizes individuals who have given sustained, distinguished service to the cause of industrial archeology. Nominations for the award may be made by any SIA member in good standing. The criteria for selection are as follows: the recipient must have given noteworthy service, over an extended period of time, to the cause of industrial archeology. The type of service is unspecified, but must be for other than academic publication. It is desirable, but not required, that the recipient be a member of the SIA. And finally, the award may be made only to a living individual. "The General Tools Award was established in 1992 by Gerry Weinstein, Chairman of the General Tools Manufacturing Company, and is funded through an endowment created by the Abraham and Lillian Rosenberg Foundation. Before proceeding with the award, I would like to express my appreciation to the other members of the General Tools Award Committee, Betsy Fahlman and Pat Malone, for their substantial contributions to the evaluation process. "This year’s recipient of the Society for Industrial Archeology’s General Tools Award has been involved with machinery and engineering all his life and is a hands-on practitioner of industrial archeology with a prodigious knowledge of machinery of all types. A millwright and mechanical engineer by profession, he has achieved a wide recognition for his expertise in machinery restoration, millwrighting, and marine engineering.

3. Society For Industrial Archeology (SIA) Current News And Upcoming Events Current News and Upcoming Events of the SIA, the Society for Industrial Archeology The General Tools Award Committee invites SIA members to submit nominations for Industrial archeology general Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial Archeology. The http://www.siahq.org/news/sianews.html

Home About Join Calendar ... Map SIA Current News POSTED 05/21/2004 The 2004 SIA Annual Elections Ballot has conflicting instructions on how many Nomination Committee Candidates to vote for. Please VOTE for only ONE Nomination Committee Candidate POSTED 03/30/2004 Photographs from the SIA Study Tour to Catal onia that was held from February 25, 2004 - March 10, 2004. Select on any photograph below to see more from the Study Tour POSTED 03/10/2004 Photograph update on the SIA 2004 Study Tour to Catalonia, Spain Select on photograph. Photograph by Jaume Matamala POSTED 03/09/2004 The SIA Nominations Committee is pleased to present the following slate of candidates for the 2004 election: President (2-year term): Christopher Andreae Vice President (2-year term) Elect One: Christopher H. Marston Robert C. Stewart Director (3-year term) Elect Two: Richard Greenwood Jay McCauley Kenneth N. Mclver Nominations Committee (3-year term) Elect One: Andrea Burk Jet Lowe TICCIH Representative (3-year term): Patrick E. Martin Additional nominations may be made in writing over the sig natures of no fewer than twelve members in good standing and delivered to the chair of the SIA Nominations Committee at the address below no later than April 30, 2004. Candidates must

4. Archeology .. archeology general Thread. Of course we want to know what s leftof our once beautiful city. Image taken by ChanChan at Machu Picchu. http://www.ancientsites.com/aw/Thread/36110&about=Categories&aboutData=-

General Category The General Category is for content that doesn't easily fit into the other categories. The site Scribes try not to use General too often. AncientWorlds uses "Categories" such as Historical Social Role Play , and Interactive Story to help organize information posted at the site over time. New! The Orient Rome Hellas Egypt ... Site Map CITY CENTER threads, posts) For discussions about the cloud city of Machu Picchu. ... Archeology General Thread Of course we want to know what's left of our once beautiful city Image taken by ChanChan at Machu Picchu. For those who are interested and those who know a lot about it, so, Bruin... this one is for you *S* Created by: ChanChan Tupac, Oct 12, 2002 Members have made Posts here to date. Posts Viewing Maya city of Cival Pacal Pacal, May 5, 2004 Machu Pichu IS a tourist trap...unfortunately. Claudia Agis, Dec 19, 2003 Tourist glut threatens Machu Picchu Tahoma Sealth, Dec 7, 2003 Wow ChanChan Tupac, Nov 13, 2003 Ancient Bones Found in Honduras Said to Be Olmec Tahoma Sealth, Nov 12, 2003

5. ASSR (Arab Social Science Research) ASSR s Virtual Library Index by Topic archeology general ReferenceResources. General Reference Resources Akkadian Language http://www.assr.org/vlibrary/archeology/resources.html

ASSR's Virtual Library : Index by Topic : Archeology: General Reference Resources General Reference Resources Akkadian Language - an introduction collected by John Heise. The site emphasis is on the cuneiform writing system on clay tablets, the language, the grammar. Some texts examples with transliteration and explanation are presented. The American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) - a US based coordination center for archeological research. The Annual Egyptological Bibliography (AEB) - published by the International Association of Egyptologists in cooperation with the Netherlands Institute for the Near East. Archeology Resources - St. John's University Libraries - General guide to Archeology resources compiled by Jay H. Bernstein. ArchNet - the WWW Virtual Library for Archaeology. A good source to access archeological resources available on the Internet. Information is categorized by geographic region and by subject. For Internet resources related to archaeological sub-regions of the Near East, see Resources for Near Eastern Archaeology Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page - internet resources of interest to classicists and Mediterranean archaeologists from the Department of Classical Studies, University of Michigan.

6. PHYLUM TOURS - Trip Planner Questionnaire lemurs Insects butterflies, beetles Reptiles, Amphibians Fish - marine, freshwaterMollusks - marine, non-Marine Geology archeology general ecology My http://www.phylumtoursmadagascar.com/PhylumQuestionnaire.htm

Trip Planner Questionnaire Please fill out and print this form if you prefer to use FAX instead of the Internet to contact us. FAX: 261 20 22 640 78 Phylum Tours organizes custom trip packages with your particular interests and needs in mind. It is important that our tour planners have some background information about you, and your reasons for travel to Madagascar to better plan a trip that takes you to exciting and interesting locations, while providing just the right ammenities. Please take a few moments to complete the personal contact information, all 14 trip planner/background questions and press "Send". One of our representatives in Madagascar will contact you within 48 hours. Move forward through fields with TAB key - move backwards through fields with Shift-TAB keys Today's Date: dd/mm/yyyy Requested travel dates: Preferred Arrival Date In Tana (click calendar to select date) Arrival Date: Personal Contact Information Title: Mr. Mrs. Ms. Miss Dr. Prof. Rev. First/Last Name: Email Address: Company: if you are representing a group or organization Country: (type first letter of Country; then select from menu)

7. AAS - Archeology Links A state archeological agency dedicated to education, preservation and research. archeology Links. Teaching Resources archeology Links. This collection is meant to be of interest to the general public as well as the professional http://www.uark.edu/campus-resources/archinfo/links.html

Archeology Links Teaching Resources Archeology Month Education News Internships ... Education Links Archeology Links This collection is meant to be of interest to the general public as well as the professional archeologist. While it is by no means comprehensive, many of these sites are good starting points for continued searches. If you are an educator, you might also find our Links to Educational Resources page useful. GENERAL RESOURCES Archaeology on the Net ArchNet, the University of Connecticut Anthropology Department's Web site. About.com's Guide to Archaeology Yahoo's window on the archaeological world. Anthropology in the News Historical Archaeology Resources Advisory Council on Underwater Archaeology A Guide to Underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet ... ARCH-L Career FAQ: Frequently asked questions about a career in archeology. Archaeological Fieldwork Server BLM - Land Patents Records Site American Folklife Center National Trust for Historic Preservation ... National Archaeological Database,

8. Southwest Archeology Dedicated to the preservation of archeological sites and education about archeology in general. Features history, maps, and original photography of sites in New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Utah. http://www.southwestarcheology.com

9. Monroe's Crossroads Civil War Battle, Archeology And Public Education, Southeast archeology and Public Education at the Site of the Civil War Battle at Monroe s war,it is of interest to historians for the role it played in general William T http://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/mcattack.htm

Archeology and Public Education at the Site of the Civil War Battle at Monroe's Crossroads, Hoke County, North Carolina Dawn attack by Confederates at Monroe's Crossroads Publications and Links hroughout history, incidents occur that go unnoticed or receive only the most cursory mention in historical accounts. The battle at Monroe's Crossroads , fought on March 10, 1865, was one of the largest all-cavalry engagements of the Civil War. Though not a major battle in terms of its effect on the outcome of the war, it is of interest to historians for the role it played in General William T. Sherman's march through the Carolinas. To students of the Civil War the battle is of interest because it was a cavalry clash between two flamboyant and highly regarded cavalry officers, Confederate Major General Wade Hampton and Union Major General Judson Kilpatrick. General Kilpatrick was totally surprised, almost captured, and nearly lost his command. General Hampton executed a daring dawn cavalry charge, overran the Union camp, but failed to capture his objective. The battle was nearly a Union disaster, but in the totality of the overall campaign, it has become only a footnote to the epic events played out at Appomattox Courthouse one month later.

10. Archeology, General archeology. Please leave them undisturbed. Learn more in archeology and You ,by the Society for American archeology. Return to History Culture. http://www.nps.gov/waca/archeology_general.html

Archeology The high arid Colorado Plateau region of the American Southwest is world-renowned for its many well-preserved archeological resources. We may think first of bones or arrowheads, but archeological resources include a wide range of structures and objects - all the things used by past peoples in their daily lives. Archeologists study all these resources - from the smallest piece of pottery, to charcoal and food remains, to the rock and wood remains of large buildings - and the places where they are found, to learn more about the people who lived here and to connect their lives with ours. Through the findings of archeologists, people from times past can speak to us today. What did people eat? Did they hunt wildlife? Gather plants and berries? Grow crops? Did they weave cloth? Trade with others? How long did they live? Were they healthy? Modern archeologists use both shovels and high tech tools to answer questions like these. Sometimes there are glimpses, through the artifacts left behind, of how a society functioned, or what its people believed. It is up to all of us to preserve the archeological story. Each fragment, each stone structure is a unique piece of the past. Please leave them undisturbed.

11. Mayan Archeology - The Conquest - General Information general Information on the Conquest. The Spanish Conquest The the Maya.general Chi was murdered and buried in his native Tepic. In 1850 http://www.isourcecom.com/maya/conquest/conquestgeneral.htm

General Information on the Conquest The Spanish Conquest The Spanish Conquest was a time in history when Spain was increasing its hold on other countries. They already had Cuba under their domain and they inevitably set their sites on the Yucatan. The Toltecs of Central Mexico fell to Cortes in about two years, though this was greatly increased by the introduction of small pox which wiped out hundreds of thousands of the members of the resistance. The use of guns by the Spanish soldiers gave them a huge advantage over the Indians, but it took the Spanish over twenty years to gain significant ground and almost two hundred years to completely subject the Maya of the Yucatan to Spanish Rule. At the peak of the occupation, the Spanish held four main cities. Campeche in the west, Valladolid in the east, Salamanca de Bacalar in the south and Merida in the north. This network oversaw some 178 Mayan communities by 1549. All under Spanish rule and Christianity was imposed by force. For the most part, the conquest can be divided into three main areas:

12. Mayan Archeology - The Maya - General Information general Information About The Maya. http://www.isourcecom.com/maya/themaya/whowere.htm

General Information About The Maya Periods Pre-Classic Classic Post-Classic El Mundo Maya "The Mayan World" The physical "boundaries" of the ancient Mayan empire spanned the countries of modern day Guatemala, Belize (once called British Honduras), El Salvador, Honduras and the five Mexican states of Yucatán, Quintana Roo, Tabasco, Campeche and Chiapas. This area is also known by the name 'Mesoamerica". The total area once occupied by the Maya was around 400,000-500,000 square kilometers in all, and is referred to collectively as El Mundo Maya or in Spanish "The Maya World One group, or tribe of Mayans called the Huaxtecs, separated in ancient times from the main groups and established itself outside of this main geographical area. There were 28 remaining ethnic groups whose names we have based on their languages, are the Yucatec, Itza, Lacandon, Mopan, Chorti, Chontal, Chol, Cholti, Tzotzil, Tzeltal, Coxoh, Tojolabal, Chuj, Jacaltec, Kanhobal, Mocho, Tuzantec, Mam, Aguacateca, Ixil, Quiche, Tzutuhil, Cakchiquel, Uspantec, Achi, Pocomam, Pocomchi and Kekchi. Though all these areas may have had differing languages, cultures and origins, they all shared certain characteristics that allow us to view them as a single culture. The topography of the Mayan landscape varies considerably. There are the volcanic mountains that are on the Pacific (western) coast of Mexico, all the way down to the tropical rainforest lowlands that make up the northern portion of the Yucatan. Western Guatamala and Chiapas made up the

13. ASSR (Arab Social Science Research) Agriculture general Reference Resources. archeology. Arab Countries - archeology Iran Israel Turkey archeology - general Reference Resources http://www.assr.org/vlibrary/sitemapt.html

ASSR's Virtual Library Site Map - Topics Agriculture Arab Countries - Agriculture Algeria Bahrain Egypt Iraq ... Yemen Other Countries - Agriculture Iran Israel Turkey Agriculture - General Reference Resources Archeology Arab Countries - Archeology Algeria Bahrain Egypt Iraq ... Jordan ] [ Kuwait ] [ Libya Lebanon Morocco Oman ... Palestine ] [ Qatar ] [ Saudi Arabia ] [ Sudan Syria Tunisia United Arab Emirates ... Yemen Other Countries - Archeology Iran Israel Turkey Archeology - General Reference Resources ... Country Reviews Development Development - Arab Resources Development - Euro-Mediterranean Partnership Development - General Reference Resources Economy Economy - Arab Resources Economy - General Reference Resources Arab Banks Algeria Bahrain Egypt ] [ Iraq ] [ Jordan Kuwait Lebanon ] [ Libya ] [ Morocco Oman Palestine Qatar ... Yemen Other Countries - Banks Iran Israel Turkey Arab Financial Institutions Arab Monetary Fund Arab Trade Financing Program MENA Bank Islamic Banking and Finance Resources International Financial Institutions International Finance Corporation International Monetary Fund Islamic Banking and Finance Net Islamic Development Bank ... Yemen Other Countries - Elections and Political Parties Iran Israel Turkey Elections and Political Parties - General Reference Resources Energy Arab Countries - Energy Algeria Bahrain Egypt Iraq ... Yemen Other Countries - Energy Iran Israel Turkey Directory of Companies (Schlumberger) Energy Reference Resources Environment Environment - Arab Countries [ Algeria ] [ Bahrain ] [ Egypt Iraq Jordan Kuwait ... Lebanon ] [ Libya ] [

14. Archeology Definition Of Archeology. What Is Archeology? Meaning Of Archeology. Legend Synonyms Related Words Antonyms. Some words with archeology in the definition Previous, general Dictionary Browser, Next. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/archeology

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Archeology Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Noun archeology - the branch of anthropology that studies prehistoric people and their cultures archaeology anastylosis - the archeological reassembly of ruined monuments from fallen or decayed fragments (incorporating new materials when necessary) armilla - (archeology) a bracelet worn around the wrist or arm burial mound grave mound tumulus barrow - (archeology) a heap of earth placed over prehistoric tombs anthropology - the social science that studies the origins and social relationships of human beings Assyriology - archeology of the ancient Assyrians Egyptology - archeology of ancient Egyptian artifacts Sumerology - the archeology of ancient Sumerians marine archaeology marine archeology underwater archaeology underwater archeology - the archeology of underwater sites palaeoclimatology paleoclimatology - the study of the climate of past ages palaeogeography paleogeography - the study of the geography of ancient times or ancient epochs paleography - the study of ancient forms of writing (and the deciphering of them) palaeopathology paleopathology - the study of disease of former times (as inferred from fossil evidence) palaetiology paletiology - the explanation of past events in terms of scientific causes (as geological causes) palaeology paleology - the study of (especially prehistoric) antiquities protoanthropology protohistory - the study humans prior to the invention of writing palaeoethnography paleoethnography - the ethnography of paleolithic humans

15. Untitled HISTORY GREEK. HISTORY - general LOEB CLASSICAL LIBRARY - GREEK ART AND archeology - general. ART AND archeology - GREEK. ART AND archeology - GREEK http://www.virginia.edu/classics/jscl/shelving guide

16. Archaeology Definition Of Archaeology. What Is Archaeology? Meaning Of Archaeolo Stone Age (archeology) the earliest known period of human culture, characterizedby the use of stone implements. Previous, general Dictionary Browser, Next. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Archaeology

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Archaeology Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Pronunciation: Noun archaeology - the branch of anthropology that studies prehistoric people and their cultures archeology anastylosis - the archeological reassembly of ruined monuments from fallen or decayed fragments (incorporating new materials when necessary) armilla - (archeology) a bracelet worn around the wrist or arm burial mound grave mound tumulus barrow - (archeology) a heap of earth placed over prehistoric tombs anthropology - the social science that studies the origins and social relationships of human beings Assyriology - archeology of the ancient Assyrians Egyptology - archeology of ancient Egyptian artifacts Sumerology - the archeology of ancient Sumerians marine archaeology marine archeology underwater archaeology underwater archeology - the archeology of underwater sites palaeoclimatology paleoclimatology - the study of the climate of past ages palaeogeography paleogeography - the study of the geography of ancient times or ancient epochs paleography - the study of ancient forms of writing (and the deciphering of them) palaeopathology paleopathology - the study of disease of former times (as inferred from fossil evidence) palaetiology paletiology - the explanation of past events in terms of scientific causes (as geological causes) palaeology paleology - the study of (especially prehistoric) antiquities protoanthropology protohistory - the study humans prior to the invention of writing

17. General Books - Forbidden Archeology The Hidden History Of The Hu Computers. Images. general (1781 books), Pg. 5 of 198, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, 11 . more info on Forbidden archeology The Hidden History of theHuman Race. http://science.shoppingsavvy.com/4-General-Books-Forbidden-Archeology-The-Hidden

Add to Favorites Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race Books Science Books General Search Search in: Amazon.com Shopping Online Shopping Links Quickframe Posters Essentials Shop Posters Computers ... Images General (1781 books) Pg. 5 of 198 Forbidden Archeology: The Hidden History of the Human Race Book King of Hearts: The True Story of the Maverick Who Pioneered Open Heart Surgery Book Integrated Biomaterials Science Book Management of Data in Clinical Trials Book ... A Gift of Wings Book Pg. 5 of 198 Home I About Us I I Contact Us I Help document.write("");

18. ASOR Outreach Links--Archaeology--general general Search Engines, Indexes and Links. ABZU ***The major special subjects.Search Argos archeology Supersite from Dallas. Archaeology http://www.asor.org/outreach/links/genarchy.html

Links for Archaeology and Ancient Civilizations General Archaeology and Anthropology Links Site of Qasr al-Qarqur, Jordan (Photo courtesy of Tafila-Buseyra Archaeological Survey) Menu General Archaeology Nautical Archaeology Unconventional Archaeology Archaeology in Fiction Anthropology ... Outreach Main Page General Archaeology Photo Archives Archaeology Education Resources General Education Resources Teachers K-12 ... Kids Other Archaeology Resources Museums with Archaeology Collections Archaeology Magazines and Publications Archaeological Societies General Search Engines, Indexes and Links ABZU ***The major scholarly search engine for just about anything on the Ancient Near East maintained by Chuck Jones, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago. ABZU MAILING LIST / DISCUSSION GROUP INDEX Archaeology - Home Page (archaeology.about.com) ***Outstanding website maintained by Kris Hirst.(Formerly mining.co) Articles, discussion forums and chat groups, web links, archaeological sites worldwide, specialties, even clip art. Searchable. Highly recommended. See especially Netlinks, an excellent list organized by topic, region, and special subjects. Search Argos Archeology Super-site from Dallas.

19. Archeology And Computer Science - General Directories general Directories. Archaeology Data Service Database per l archeologiainglese; Archaeology - University of Sydney; Resources Overview http://medievalarchaeology.unisi.it/NewPages/LINK/MOTORIAC1.html

General Directories Archaeology Data Service - Database per l'archeologia inglese Archaeology - University of Sydney Resources Overview - Archaeology, University of Sydney General Directories Archaeology Data Service - Database per l'archeologia inglese Archaeology - University of Sydney Resources Overview - Archaeology, University of Sydney ... CADalog.com - AutoCAD and CAD Shareware Clearinghouse

20. Missgien.net: General Index archeology. Local people also believed that King Arthur and his knightsslept in a hidden cave beneath the hillfort. When towers. archeology. http://www.missgien.net/arthurian/archeology.html

Your browser does not support script Home Index Arthur Camelot ... Excalibur Archeology Local people also believed that King Arthur and his knights slept in a hidden cave beneath the hillfort. When archaeological research first began there, an old man from the village asked anxiously if the excavators had come to remove the King. And whatever the people of the neighbourhood were saying in 1542, they have certainly cherished Arthurian lore since then. Cadbury Hill has its version of the cave-legend, which, in fact, can be documented earlier than any other, as far back as the 16th century: "Arthur lies asleep in a cavern closed by iron gates, or maybe golden ones. Sometimes they open so that the fortunate wanderer can glimpse him inside." A party of Victorian archaeologists were asked by an old man if they meant to dig up the king. "There is a well on the left of the path as you go up: it is Arthur's Well, and the highest part of the hill is Arthur's Palace", a phrase on record as early as 1586. Another story tells u that on Midsummer Eve, or Midsummer Night, or Christmas Eve (opinions differ, and some say it is only every 7th year), Arthur and his knights ride over the hilltop and down through the ancient gateway, and their horses drink at a spring beside Sutton Montis church; whether or not they can be seen, their hoof beats can be heard." Below the hill are traces of an old track running towards Glastonbury, called Arthur's Lane or Hunting Causeway, where a noise of spectral riders and hounds goes past on winter nights.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 1     1-20 of 99    1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20