21. National University Of Uzbekistan This department took an active part in training specialists on archaelogy andin carrying out scientific-research works on Central asian archeology. http://www.nuu.uz/index.php?option=content&task=category§ionid=4&id=77&Itemi

22. ALTACO, Antique Luzon Triabl Art Connoisseurs Organisation, Philippines 9) Philippine and east asian archeology and it’s relation to the Originof the Pacific islands Population – 1948. TEKTITE STUDIES. http://home.chello.no/~andy.anderson/Beyer/Beyer2.html

The following is displayed here courtesy of " The H. Otley Beyer Foundation Museum ". Chronology of Dr. Henry Otley Beyer’s life. By: William Beyer Here is a chronological order of Dr. Beyer’s achievements and challenges as he followed his dream and the pursuit of knowledge which is his legacy to the Filipinos for generations to come. Theories: The Filipinos had a civilization of their own as early as 25,000 years ago – proven by archeological findings in: A.) Calatagan, Batangas B.) Tabon Caves, Palawan C.) Caves of Bikolandia and Batanes D.) Kulaman Plateau, Cotabato E.) Basco The Philippines was once connected to Mainland Asia by land bridges which gradually sank in the China Sea, as a result of the constant leveling work of the ocean waves. He was the first one to theorize this and was proven to be correct in later years by geological and hydrographic surveys which found out that the Philippines is still connected by 3 isthmuses to Borneo and Celebes. The land bridges also connected Borneo to Java, Sumatra , Malaya and Mainland Asia. It was through this land bridges that the first inhabitants came over to the Philippines. The first wave of immigrants Dr. Beyer called PROTO MALAYS – came from the Malayan Peninsula. These

23. Home Page | Catalogs | How To Order Lingua Terrae Catalog. asian archeology. Black, Davidson, 1931. Onan adolescent skull of Sinanthropus pekinensis in comparison with http://home.planet.nl/~m.rappol/archasia.htm

Home page Catalogs How to order Lingua Terrae Catalog Asian archeology Black, Davidson, 1931. On an adolescent skull of Sinanthropus pekinensis in comparison with an adult skull of the same species and with other hominid skulls, recent and fossil . Palaeontologia Sinica D-VII-II; 144 pp., 37 fig., 16 plts. h.t. Orig. front cover worn at margins, but outside printed area, no backwrapper, spine taped, but contents very good, 4to. Dubois, Eug. 1894. Pithecanthropus erectus. Eine menschenaehnliche Uebergangsform aus Java . Landsdruckerei, Batavia. 39 pp., 3 txtfigs., 2 plts. Orig. qrt. cloth, lg4to. !This is the first edition! a second edition, in a smaller format, was published a year later in the Jaarboek van het Mijnwezen Dubois, Eug. 1908. Das geologische Alter der Kendeng oder Trinil-Fauna Reprint Tijdschr. KNAG (2) XXV; pp. 1235-1270, 1 pl. h.t. Orig. wrps., libr. stamps, spine repaired with tape, stapled. Dubois, Eug. 1931. Bespreking van "The age of Pithecanthropus" door L.J.C. van Es . Nijhoff, Den Haag. 6 pp. No wrps., libr. stamp.

24. Southeast Asian Archaeology International Newsletter No. 11 In Scandinavia almost all the information available about SE asian archeology comesfrom Cambridge or Canberra, unless you happen to visit the library of the http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~wsayres/newsletter11.html

SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGY INTERNATIONAL NEWSLETTER ISSUE NO. 11 July 2000 EDITORS Elisabeth A. Bacus Rasmi Shoocongdej Institute of Archaeology Department of Archaeology University College London Silpakorn University 31-34 Gordon Square Bangkok 10200 London WC1H OPY UK Thailand e.bacus@ucl.ac.uk Rasmis@mozart.inet.co.th CONTENTS Recent Articles on Illicit Antiquities and Looting in SE Asia A Treasure Trove of Thai Antiquities Abroad RESEARCH REPORTS Textile technology in the prehistory of Southeast Asia ... [Back to Top] Recent Articles on Illicit Antiquities and Looting in SE Asia Destruction of southeast asia’s Past through looting (Reprinted from World Archaeological Bulletin 9:37-40). By Rasmi Shoocongdej, Department of Archaeology, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand "At the WAC-4 meeting in South Africa, I gave a regional report on a serious looting problem in Southeast Asia, particularly in Cambodia. Here, I would like to continue to address this critical issue: the illicit trafficking in archaeological treasures. I bring up this issue perhaps it is a global problem very frequently encountered in third world countries. Inevitably, this problem directly impacts on archaeological interpretation because artefacts lose value if we don’t know their provenance or associated context. Knowledge of the past is thus lost foreverÂ

25. Humanities The Archaeology major mainly focuses on archaeological research in theJomon, Yayoi and Tumulus periods in Japan and East asian archeology. http://www.fukuoka-u.ac.jp/english/g1humani.htm

Law Economics Commerce Science ... Physical Education Humanities History(MA,PhD) The History graduate program offers four majors covering a wide range of research themes: Japanese History,Chinese History, Western History and Archaeology. In the Japanese History major the research themes range from ancient history, including the Asuka, Nara and Heian periods, to the closing years of the Tokugawa shogunate and the early years of the Meiji era. The Chinese History major focuses on the Qin, Han, Tang and Sung dynasties. Studies in the Western History major include the history of the Christian church, medieval France, Britain in the modern age, and contemporary international relations. The Archaeology major mainly focuses on archaeological research in the Jomon, Yayoi and Tumulus periods in Japan and East Asian archeology. Japanese Language and Literature(MA,PhD) Students in the Japanese Language and Literature graduate program major either in Japanese Language or Japanese Literature. In the Japanese Language major the courses offered include studies of classical and modern Japanese, and comparative studies of East-Asian languages. In the Japanese Literature major courses offered include classical literature, modern literature and comparative literature. One of the features of the program is the way in which education and research is informed by the most advanced research in comparative literature and linguistics. English Language and Literature(MA,PhD)

26. Fellows SAKAI Kenji, History of Japanese. SAKURAI Yumio, History of Vietnam. SAOTOME Masahiro,East asian archeology. SATAKE Akihiro, History of Medieval Japanese Literature. http://www.toyo-bunko.or.jp/ToyoBunko-E/research-e/kenkyushaichiran-e.html

@Fellows as of April, 2003 in alphabetical order Name Research Topic AOYAMA Risa Contemporary Chinese Politics and Diplomacy ARA Matsuo Race Religion and the State in South Asian History ARAI Masami Modern History of Turkey ARAKAWA Masaharu Ancient Central Asian History BENNO Saiich Modern and Contemporary Chinese Rural Economic History CHIBA Hiroshi Song Court History CHIKUSA Masaaki History of Chinese Religion and Society DANIELS, Christian FUKUDA Yoichi The Evolution of Buddhist Logic in India and Tibet FUKASAWA Shinji Japanese Poetry FURUYA Akihiro Phonological History of Chinese GOTO Akira Islamic Society and Politics HACHIOSHI Makoto Constitutional Revolution in Early 20th Century Iran HAGITA Hiroshi Urdu Language and Literature HAMADA Masami Islam in Central Asia HAMASHIMA Atsutoshi Modern Chinese Economic and Social History HAMASHITA Takeshi Modern and Contemporary Chinese History HANADA Nariaki History of the Orthodox Caliphate and the Umayyad Dynasty HARA Minoru Ancient Indian Literature HASEGAWA Yoshio Bureaucratic System under the Song Dynasty HAYASHI Kayoko Middle Eastern Social History under the Ottoman Empire HAYASHI Toshio HIRANO KenÕichiro Modern East Asian International Relations HIROSUE Masashi Indonesian Religious and Social History HONJO Hisako Chinese Political History 1920-1930 HORI Toshikazu Urban Culture of Ancient China HOSHI Michiyo Contemporary Colloquial Tibetan HOSOYA Yoshio Political History of the Qing Dynasty ICHIKO Chuzo Taiping Tianguo; the Chinese Communist Party

27. STANTOURS - Turkmenistan - Ahal - Nissa Two outstanding monuments of Central asian archeology the townships of Old andNew Nisa- are situated on the grounds of Bagir village about 18 km from http://www.stantours.com/tm_rg_ahal_nf.html

Contact Us Search Site Links Central Asia ... Kyrgyzstan Tour Styles Guided Tour to the Main Attractions Ahal Attractions Balkan Attractions Dashogus Attractions ... Embassy Nissa Fortress This site includes the remains of Old and New Nisa. Two outstanding monuments of Central Asian archeology - the townships of Old and New Nisa- are situated on the grounds of Bagir village about 18 km from Ashgabat. Old Nisa was an important center of the Parthian state, which existed since the III c. BC up to the III c. AD and rivaled with Rome for supremacy in the Near East. In particular, in 53 BC the Parthians managed to bring a crushing defeat upon the Romans in the battle of Karres (a small village in Northern Mesopotamia); thousands of Roman soldiers were sent to settle in the remote Margiana, in the valley of the Murgab river. New Nisa is older than Old Nisa. Life stopped at Old Nisa already in the III c. AD, when the Parthian state was conquered by the Pershian dynasty of Sasanids, however the New Nisa was still inhabited later, up to the XVI-XVIIc.c.

28. IMUG Events 2000 of the University of Hawaii, Jim Turley began his Silicon Valley life at IBM asan Operating Systems Programmer with a secret specialty in asian archeology. http://www.imug.org/pastevents00.html

IMUG Events 2000 Best Practices for Multilingual Website Development Internationalization: Report From the Front Line Mobile Access Japan-Style: Japan as a Role Model for Wireless Internet Access Multilingual Text Input ... E-Commerce and Online Payment Putting the Worldwide Back Into WWW: Best Practices for Multilingual Website Development November 16, 2000 Oracle is faced with managing large-scale software development of internationalized and localizable internet-enabled products and websites and delivering them into more than 30 languages, while using their own technology and working towards a goal of saving 2 billion dollars in this fiscal year. In this pragmatic talk, Ultan looks at some of the best practices to follow for scaleable, cost effective multilingual website and application service provider deployment and maintenance, as well as areas such as choosing a localization vendor for outsourcing, cutting through the dot com globalization hype, and circumnavigating internal political obstacles. Examples from Oracle Corporation will be used to illustrate. Internationalization: Report From the Front Line Glen Perkins (Macromedia, Inc.)

29. Welcome To Korea Now !!!-Society & The Arts Nelson authored The Archeology of Korea in 1993 and currently heads the Societyfor East asian archeology, an international forum of archeological scholars http://kn.koreaherald.co.kr/SITE/data/html_dir/2001/11/07/200111070038.asp

[LITERATURE] U.S. archeologist bases novel on fieldwork in Korea A n international authority on Korean archeology recently released a novel based on her field experiences here and is winning solid acclaim from its readers in the United States. "Spirit Bird Journey," the first novel by Sarah Nelson, professor of archeology at University of Denver, has emerged as a hot seller, strongly recommended by the influential Web retailer amazon.com with a five-star rating. The fiction tells of Clara, an adoptee from Korea who travels to Korea to pursue archaeology and becomes fascinated with Korea's prehistoric past and its mysterious culture. Clara goes on to dream about the whole life of a prehistoric woman while she experiences a year in Korea. In an interesting twist, her fantasy about the Neolithic times and actual experiences in today's Korea intertwine and clash in the novel. ¡ãProf. Sarah Nelson With a sizable portion of the book devoted to prehistoric artifacts and other scholarly observations, "Spirit Bird Journey" gives a rare inside look at archeology as a vocation while delving into ethnic differences and cultural misunderstandings regarding overseas adoptees. The excavation sites Clara works on in the novel are not fictional, but based on Prof. Nelson's actual field experience of more than five years at the Amsa-dong and Osan-ri prehistoric sites in Korea.

30. Bibliotheek Van De UvA - Search Welcome Screen Health); School wall charts (biology); Southeast asian archeology researchcollections; American Studies photograph collection; Thermodynamics http://centauri.ic.uva.nl:8080/IMPLAND=N/SRT=RLV/LNG=EN/DB=3/

search (or) search (and) browse all words inventory number category title words description function association creator date technique material commissioned by associated event date of event site acquisition literature remarks style masterculture/culture/place of origin sort by relevance year of publication Thesaurus entries Publications Both Collections University Museum The University Museum collections contain materials relating to education, research and student life at the Universiteit van Amsterdam from 1632 to the present. These collections are held partly in the University Museum , partly in the faculties. The following subcollections are now available via this catalogue: Painted and sculpted portraits of scholars and professors (also available via the image database Portrait Collection Drawings and printed portraits of scholars and professors Prints of university buildings through the ages 20th-century university history cartoons Posters 19th and 20th-century university history and student life Posters Public Health (also available via the image database Posters Public Health School wall charts (biology) Southeast Asian archeology research collections American Studies photograph collection Thermodynamics technical drawings Anatomical zoological preparations The descriptions of the remaining collections will become available at a later date.

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33. The History Of Sugoroku According to I. Finckel, vice division manager of Western asian archeology inthe British Museum, the Ur game is a racing game played by 2 players. http://www.sugoroku.net/history_e/history1.html

The History of Sugoroku ¡The Game Board of Ur, 3200 BC Where, when, in which country and how has sugoroku been born? Sugoroku is a type of board games like Shogi, Igo or Chess. One of the oldest board games is exhibited in the Iraqi National Museum in Baghdad. (This museum is said to have been bombed by American Airforce through the Persian Gulf War in 1990) Among all, the game board of 2600 BC which is excavated in the king's tomb of the third Ur dynasty in southern Iraqi is the most elegant and exquisite, thus called Royal Game of Ur. It is decorated with jewelry and patched on the board face and side with block formed or eye formed shell blade mosaic. This game's rule has been determined in England where is acknowledged as the most advanced place in its researches in the history of games. According to I. Finckel, vice division manager of Western Asian Archeology in the British Museum, "the Ur game is a racing game played by 2 players. Players advance their pieces from the starting block to the finish block. It uses one triangular pyramid formed dice and 5 black and white pieces each. It has fairly complicated playing rule. For example, you can forward to 13th block when the number of dice turns to 2, you can throw dice twice when you hit one of 5 Rosetta blocks and so on". It is said there were some game boards in Iraqi National Museum in Baghdad which should be made in the 1st Ur dynasty or earlier. These boards are called mushroom type, are the origin of racing game. It has been proved that these game boards originated in Ur had been used for play then in various wider areas such as Palestine, Pakistan and Iran. The form of the board has varied into so many shapes like hippopotamus, snake or racket form, and the carving and decoration technique became more technically elaborate.

34. Archaeological Finds Pertaining To The Amazons II IndoEuropean Studies. She and other specialists in Central asian archeologydiscussed the interpretations in interviews last week. http://www.amazonation.com/ArchaeologyII.html

Archaeological Finds Pertaining to the Amazons II What was the secret, the special genius, of Catal Huyuk, and did it have any connection with the Amazons? Was it the beginning of the thread that would wind itself through the millennia and end up weaving the haunting image of the women warrior? L.W.Wilde There were no disputes between unfriendly nations as the harbour was believed to be under the protection of the goddess, Ephesia, and had been internationally recognized as a sacred area since 3000 BC. According to local legends the Amazons took refuge here in flight from Herakles. In 7th century BC the temple of Artemis, goddess of hunting, was invaded by wild Cimmerian warriors, but they did little more than threaten the locals, perhaps because they feared Ephesia. The magnificent temple of which Christian writers speak as that of "the great Goddess whom all Asia and the world worshippeth" replaced the earlier and more famous shrine which burned to the ground on the night of Alexander's birth. Two hundred and twenty years had been spent in the process of building the first temple, and when this was destroyed the Ephesians at once began the construction of another even more costly. The older Artemisium is said to have possessed among its treasures four statues of Amazons executed by four of the most distinguished sculptors of the fifth century, Phidias, Polyclitus, Cresilas, and Phradom. The tradition is only on of many which indicate very close connection between the Amazons and this sanctuary.

35. Varorud.org - Information & Analitics Agency The found sculptures of a sheep head have no direct analogies inthe art of Central asian archeology; the finding being unique. http://www.varorud.org/english/analitics/sogdology/sogd7.html

Sogd -3°C Khatlon -4°C GBAO -5°C RRP -5°C Dushanbe -2°C USD EURO RUS Historical overview Geography Economics and investments climate Business inform ANALITICS - SOGDOLOGY SUGHDIAN HERMITAGE 1. The finding of two bronze sculpture heads of sheep, an iron dagger and a ten and a half iron ingots for moulding wares, seemingly swords, originates from the Isfara valley. All of them are referred to V-IV c.c. B.C. The Isfara small heads are fragments of the sculptures or details of the big thing from the palace inventory (a type of a throne). In “Beishi” and “Suishu” Chinese chronicles they say that the governors of Bokhan (Ferghana), Khe (Kushania), Unage (Merv), Bosy (Persia) sat upon a gold throne formed as a sheep. The gold throne of Guitsy (Kucha) governor resembled a lion by its form, An (Bukhara)-a camel, Tsao (Usturushan)-a horse and etc. Thus a superhuman, divine origin of a possessor was accentuated. The Isfara small heads undoubtedly present a deity of the local Ferghana-Sac pantheon fixed both in the written sources and the material culture (in particulars: H.H. Íåãìàòîâ. Üðîíçîâûå ñêóëüïòóðû èç Èñôàðèíñêîé äîëèíû è èõ èñòîðèêî-êóëüòóðíîå çíà÷åíèå. B êíèãå: Ñêèôü-Ñèáèðüñêèé ìèð. Èñêóññòâî è èäåîëîãèÿ. Íîâîñèáèðñê, 1987: Bronze Sculptures from the Isfara Valley and their Historico-Cultural Importance. In the book:Scythian -Siberian World. Culture and Ideology. p.p. 49-55).

36. Varorud.org - Information & Analitics Agency And in Middle asian archeology there shaped special scientific trends beset withthe studies of the ancientest irrigation, ecology, geography and geophysics http://www.varorud.org/english/analitics/sogdology/sogd10.html

Sogd -3°C Khatlon -4°C GBAO -5°C RRP -5°C Dushanbe -2°C USD EURO RUS Historical overview Geography Economics and investments climate Business inform ANALITICS - SOGDOLOGY WHO ARE ARYANS? The Permanent Macrocivilization of Aryana IS 8000 Years Old This general ancient humanitarian problem of world importance attracted hundreds of prominent scientists privy to the abovementioned branches of knowledge; thousand of intellectual amateurs from all the continents being interested in the phenomena as well. There were written hundreds of serious scientific books, articles and notes, thousands of amateurish publications titled more sensationally; but everyone wishing sincerely to make his/her modest contribution into this super confused scientific theme. In the course of centuries there formed a series of the hugest scientific problems on localization of "Aryana" land, chronology and stages of formation related to Aryan ethnos, its language and culture, monotheistic religion of Zoroastrism and prior early spiritual polytheism, personality of Zardusht, Ahurmazda's doctrine, creator (Zardusht) or creators of the principal canon of Zoroastrism in "Avesta" and other concomitant compositions; upon the whole, the problem in question encompassed, in general, the Zoroastrian ideology of Aryans pursuing the goal of creation of universal ethnology and civilization of Aryans.

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38. New Renaissance Classes That Support Your Spiritual And Conscious Life do. Since the wall came down Russian and central asian archeology isavailable for Westerners to read and participate in. The Russian http://www.newrenbooks.com/about/interviews/noble.html

Return to Basket Vision Values Tour NRB Get in Touch ... Links Special Orders To order items not featured on our website click here An Interview With Vicki Noble (Interviewed by Connie Hill) Vicki Noble is a professional astrologer and co-creator of the round Motherpeace Tarot Deck , and is author of Motherpeace Playbook and Shakti Woman . Her new work The Double Goddess , looks at the history of early women as leaders, warriors and healers recent archeological evidence and her own intuition. CH: Hi Vicki. In your new book you talk about Amazons which brings to mind Wonder Woman and Zina. I think of them as fictional. What is the significance of Amazons? Vicki: In 1996 I heard archeologist, Jeanine Davis Kimball lecture at UC Berkeley. She's the author of Warrior Women . Jeanine participated in archeological digs collaboratively with Russian archeologists near Kazikstan. In her lecture she talked about warrior women and priestesses and that fit right in with my double goddess idea. She described Amazons as having ruled in dual queenship. I was fascinated to hear her use words like priestess because most American archeologists don't use that word, but the Russians do. Since the wall came down Russian and central Asian archeology is available for Westerners to read and participate in. The Russian anthropologists, who have been digging old sites for 50 years actually refer to the burials of these warrior women, priestesses and Amazons. Jeanine's work is well known around the world. She's been invited to participate in excavations in China and Mongolia and has been part of several Nova programs.

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40. Metromix.com: Forbidden City Coming To Chicago Ho and her husband, Ben Bronson, the Field s curator for asian archeology, aremaking the lives of women in the imperial court a key theme in the exhibit. http://metromix.chicagotribune.com/galleriesandmuseums/mmx-16088_lgcy,0,5260319.

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