41. PRINCIPLES OF SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT AND ORIENTATION IN THE ANCIENT Reliefs in Ancient Javanese Candi . She has published extensively onasian archeology and is presently lecturer at Leiden University. ? http://www.iias.nl/iiasn/iiasn2/iiasnews/dongson.txt

PRINCIPLES OF SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT AND ORIENTATION IN THE ANCIENT HINDU AND BUDDHIST ARCHITECTURE OF INDONESIA: AN EXAMPLE OF THE PERSISTENCY OF THE DONG-SON HERITAGE By Marijke Klokke The aim of this research is to investigate the principles on which spatial arrangement and orientation of the ancient Hindu and Buddhist temples in Indonesia was based. The temples to be studied date from between the 8th and 15th centuries. They are the foundations of the ruling classes in various parts of Indonesia (Sumatra, Java, and Bali especially), who had then, or shortly before that time, adopted Hinduism or Buddhism as their religion. The foundation of temple was an act of religious merit, and it also was a source of social status and political authority. In the 8th century this led to a new type of construction: the Hindu and Buddhist temples built of fairly durable material. Nobody knows who was responsible for the building plans. However, it is very obvious that there was borrowing from a form of Indian temple architecture, which was then itself not very old, but to which design changes were made. In the Indian architectural manuals, alongside a great many other prescriptions, one finds rules relating to the spatial arrangement and orientation of the temple. The initial steps in the research programme proposed here have shown that these architectural principles were only partially adopted. As well as the principles of spatial arrangement and orientation borrowed from the Indian tradition, use was made of different principles engendered by an indigenous building tradition which was rooted in the Dong-Son culture. The research fits with two recent theories which refer to the relationship between Indian and local Indonesian culture in the early period of Indonesian history. The first of these is the 'localization' theory formulated by O.W. Wolters (1982). This contains a reinterpretation and a reformulation of Indian concepts in the local context. The second theory with which this research concurs takes as its premise a more pronounced continuity between South-East Asian prehistory and the early historical period than has hitherto been postulated. This has been shown in relation to religious practices (Soekmono 1974 and De Casparis 1986) and in the formation of political structures (Kulke 1986). The aim of the research which is being introduced here is likewise to show that in the Hindu-Buddhist architectural traditions there was also more continuity with the older indigenous traditions (Domenig 1980, Izikowitz and Sorensen 1982, Waterson 1991), especially in the field of spatial arrangement as this is expressed in the narrative reliefs on the temple and in the orientation of the temple towards particular features in the landscape. The research can also later be extended to, for example, Khmer temple architecture in Cambodia. M.J. Klokke (1958) studied Indian and Iranian Languages at Leiden University from 1976 to 1983. In 1990 she received her PhD from that same university for a thesis entitled 'The Tantri Reliefs in Ancient Javanese Candi'. She has published extensively on Asian Archeology and is presently lecturer at Leiden University.

42. 國外東亞與東南亞研究相關網ç Sigur Center for Asian Studies, George Washington University. http//www.gwu.edu/~sigur/.Society for East asian archeology, SEAA. http//www.dur.ac.uk/SEAA/. http://www.sinica.edu.tw/~capas/other_webs/EastAsianStudy.htm

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44. Anahita Gallery Art And Archeology Page Central Asia art and archeology. Anahita Gallery, Inc owners Kate Fitz Gibbon and Andrew Hale have written books and articles Central asian art. A few shorter articles linked to this site are archeology, architecture, anthropology, Central, Central Asia, asian, asia, asian, ASIA, asian, Art, digs Central, Central Asia, asian, asia, asian, ASIA, asian, Art, digs, fossils http://www.anahitagallery.com/aharch.html

Anahita Gallery, Inc. articles on art Anahita Gallery, Inc owners Kate Fitz Gibbon and Andrew Hale have written two books and numerous articles on Central Asian art. A few shorter articles linked to this site are listed below. Please feel free to contact us for additional information regarding our published materials! Turkoman Embroidery Women's Magic Turkoman Jewlery Graceful jewelry from Asia’s heartland Central Asian Ikat The 19 th century flowering of the art of ikat. Gonur Tepe - A Visit to Bronze Age Turkmenistan LAKAI - The Bad Beys of Central Asia The Architecture of Nuristan, Afghanistan Anahita Gallery Inc. 312 Sandoval Santa Fe, NM 87051 This site developed by WebWind Productions home page current exhibition art photography sites ... contact us

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47. Shipwrecks, Archeology & Antique Pottery From South China Sea Shipwrecks, archeology, antique pottery, history, art history, pottery,artifacts, research, antique, asian shipwrecks, ancient china. http://www.mingwrecks.com/shipwrecks.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Shipwrecks, Archeology and Antique pottery from South China Sea THE VALUE OF SHIPWRECKS, ARCHEOLOGY AND RELATED ANTIQUE POTTERY Shipwrecks which remain undisturbed on the seabed for centuries provide vital information about the past. The challenge of archeology is to understand the past by studying material traces. On land, archaeologists may excavate burial sites, lost monuments or deposited waste. At sea, marine archaeologists may excavate ships fully loaded with today's antique pottery. Object on board are usually assumed to be contemporary products dating from the year of sinking. Antique pottery recovered from such dated assemblages in the South China Sea, yield important clues about Asia's ceramics developments and associated maritime trade. TIME CAPSULES: Dating antique pottery from production or burial sites often gives conflicting results. Neither stratigraphy nor scientific dating is problem free. Items included in burials are particularily likely to be some years old by the date of internment. Ceramic cargo found on shipwrecks is however likely to be contemporary. Scientific, stylistic and historical analysis are all relevent for dating. Cross-referencing the results of related shipwrecks can make the resultant puzzle more complex, but ultimately allow dating with greater precision. The nine shipwrecks introduced here are such perfect time capsules. "As time capsules, each with content deposited at a single moment in time, these are more valid as dating evidence than are decades of scholarly guesswork based on unprovenanced museum collections"

48. Old Time Pottery, Asian Art & Asian Antiques From Shipwrecks FOR SALE After completed archeology excavations selections of old. time and antique potterycan now be purchased online from. these pages. Other asian art objects remain http://www.mingwrecks.com/artefacts.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Click on pictures to view Asian antiques for sale for sale with Certificate of Authenticity After completed archeology excavations selections of old time and antique pottery can now be purchased on-line from these pages. Other Asian art objects remain in the collection of the National Museum. The artifacts available for sale will be supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity and, if required, an export permit from the National Museum For those interested in old time pottery there has never been a better time to buy. Many of these Antique pottery and Asian art objects are offered under different categories, represented by its pages are made for those who seek fine China and other Asian antiques to complement existing collections. Buyers can rest assured that all Chinese porcelain and pottery and has been properly treated for extended use in a natural environment. Soon we will arrange Antique road show. All artifacts on these pages are legally excavated from documented excavation. This work is done in

49. Basic Information - Major : Archeology in archeology , You might also like African Studies. AfricanAmerican Studies.Ancient Studies. Anthropology. Architectural History. Art History. asian-American http://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/majors/majorBasics.asp?majorID=2

50. Basic Information - Major : South Asian Studies African Studies. Anthropology. archeology. Architectural History. Art History.asianAmerican Studies. Comparative Literature. East asian Studies. History. http://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/majors/majorBasics.asp?majorID=2

51. LAKAI The Bad Beys Of Central Asia Belkis Khalilovna Karmysheva, Karamysh, archeology, architecture, anthropology,central asia, asian, asia, asian, asia, asian, art, digs, fossils, artifacts http://www.anahitagallery.com/aharch02.html

Anahita Gallery, Inc. art articles Uzbek segusha or bedding decoration, silk cross stitch on cotton, twisted silk fringe. . Zoom LAKAI The Bad Beys of Central Asia Kate Fitz Gibbon and Andy Hale reprinted by permission of HALI , The International Magazine of Antique Carpet and Textile Art click on any image to enlarge The rich textile tradition of Central Asia encompasses several; distinctive groups of silk embroideries. Best known are the large-scale ceremonial hangings and covers worked in the urban centers of Uzbekistan and Tadjikistan, with their derivative floral repertoire. In a more rural context, however, the women of the Uzbek Lakai and Kungrat tribes have, for at least a century, embroidered small non-functional bags and hangings which, with their archaic "animal Style" imagery, carry an echo of Inner Asia's long shamanistic past. In the dramatic history of the Uzbeks, the Lakai were inveterate scene stealers. Today's Lakai are proud of their historic roles as horsemen, fighters and brigands.

52. Archeology Anomalies By Subjects Catalog of Anomalies (archeology Subjects). Polynesian Features Not asian; BlondEskimos; White Africans; White Indians in Panama (San Blas, Darien Tribes); http://www.science-frontiers.com/cat-arch.htm

Science Frontiers Catalog of Anomalies (Subjects) Strange reports * Bizarre biology * Anomalous archaeology From New Scientist, Nature, Scientific American, etc Archaeology Astronomy Biology Geology Geophysics Mathematics Psychology Physics Catalog of Anomalies (Subjects) Overview Astronomy Biology Chemistry/Physics Geology Geophysics Logic/mathemitics Archeology Psychology Miscellaneous phenomena Other pages Home Page Science Frontiers Online Science Frontiers: The Book Sourcebook Project M ARCHEOLOGY Catalog of Anomalies (Archeology Subjects) Within each of these fields, catalog sections that are already in print are given alphanumerical labels. For example, BHB1 = B (Biology) + H (Humans) + B (Behavior) + 1 (first anomaly in Chapter BHB). Some anomalies and curiosities that are listed below have not yet been cataloged and published in catalog format. These do not have the alphanumerical labels. MA ANTHROPOLOGY MAA PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Polynesian Features Not Asian Blond Eskimos White Africans White Indians in Panama (San Blas, Darien Tribes) Welsh Indians Mandan Origin Red-Haired Nevada Indians Redmen in Africa and Madagascar Amerinds in China White Indians in New Mexico and Northwest Bearded Indians in Brazil Semitic New Guineans Ainu Origin Yellow race in Africa Living Neanderthals [BHE, Human-Neanderthal Hybrids]

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54. Tours In Turkey By Srm Travel Istanbul, Asian Province Of Rome In the Roman times western part of Turkey was known as the asian Province of Bodrumcastle and the outstanding Museum of Underwater archeology, Ephesus and http://www.srmtravel.com/srmprovincia.html

the Asian Province of Rome to sign up ... Tour includes; - Legendary Troy, the city of King Priam, and Gallipoli peninsula WW1 memorials, - Olive oil manufactoring plant in Adatepe that still uses ancient methods, - Hellenistic city of Pergamon where parchement was invented, - Aesclepion, ancient medical center that came into prominence with Galens, - Ancient Metropolis, city of mother goddess that was recently excavated by Prof. Meric. - Bodrum castle and the outstanding Museum of Underwater Archeology, - Ephesus and the recently reconstructed slope houses, - The Ionian city of Priene, and the perfectly preserved Temple of Apollo in Didyma, - Carretta Carretta beach where giant loggerhead turtles lay their eggs, - Lycian Xantos, announced by Unesco in the top 100 heritages of the world, - Sunken city in Kekova, and the still functional Aspendos theatre. - Kayakoy and the Lycian rock cut tombs. 14 days, tour starts in Istanbul, ends in Antalya. Extensions include tour of Istanbul and/or Cappadocia

55. Jambudvipa - Ancient Indian Culture - Art, Mythology, History 18/2/2002 asian Historical Architecture (Tim Ciccone Abraham Ahn) “Thousandsof online Discover India Gallery (Shanti Pappu) News of Indian archeology. http://www.jambudvipa.net/indianculture.htm

E-texts E-journals Didactics Miscellany ... The Art of Indian Asia (Chris Witcombe) A section of The Art History Resources on the Web. Specimens of artworks with introductory papers. ArtIndia Net A site on performing and allied arts launched and maintained by the performing artists' community of india. Sujects include classical dance and music, puppetry, cinema, books, video, media etc. Black Peacock Gallery Miniatures and paintings with introductory essays in a beautiful graphical layout. The Huntington Archive of Buddhist and Related Art (Janice M. Glowski) Photo documentation, visual resources, on-line exhibitions and related links. Mirrors of the Heart-Mind On-line exhibition featuring 85 images with didactic texts and essays of Ÿdi Buddhas, Arhats, Bardo, Bhaišajayaguru, Bodhisattvas, Buddhas, Herukas, Prajñas, Jina Buddhas, Ma•ºalas, Protective Deities, Ritual Implements, ²akyamuni Buddha, Stupas, Sukh÷vat˜, Teachers, T÷r÷. Asian Arts An on-line journal for the study and exhibition of the arts of Asia. TempleNet - The Indian Temple Homepage (K. Kannikeswaran )

56. Tamil Palm-leaf Manuscript, Tamil Archeology, Tamil Literature - Online Entertai A recent tentative survey by the Institute of asian Studies, Madras, indicates thatthere are still about a hundred thousand palmleaf manuscripts surviving in http://www.kuttyjapan.com/tamilar/palmleafmanuscript.asp

Home Information Language Tamil Nadu ... Contact Us Sponsored By :: http://www.kuttyjapan.com Welcome to TAMILAR.ORG Web portal for Seventy Million Tamil Speaking Community. Home Information Tamil Language Tamil - Classical Language ... Tamil Online Movies Tamil Matrimonial View All List Brides List Bridegrooms Search ... Admin Login Guest Book Sign Guestbook View Guestbook Contact Info Contact Us Contact Webmaster Advertise With Us Tell A Friend Site Info Site Designed by Ram Softs India P Ltd Site Hosted by Kuttyjapan Web Services Site Author Raam Kumar Nadar Visitors Info Since 01 st July 2001 We've had Guests. Today We've had hits Tamil palm-leaf manuscript For over two thousand years, scribes have recorded much of India's literary and scientific heritage on the readily available medium of dried, smoothed and smoke-treated leaves of talipot (olai in Tamil) palm trees. Carefully etching letters into the dried leaf with a stylus in a manner that avoids splitting the leaf and later applying lampblack or turmeric to enhance contrast and legibility, uncounted generations of scribes preserved much of India's vast intellectual legacy. When left undisturbed in the tropical climate, these palm-leaf manuscripts could last three or four centuries, after which a new patron would commission scribes to copy the precious manuscripts onto freshly treated palm-leaves. The existing palm-leaf manuscripts in Tamil on traditional science cover the following 12 areas: Indigenous medicine, including:

57. Links Art; EAAN Eastasian-archeology-Network (University of Pennssylvania)to subscribe please mail to owner-eaan@ccat.sas.upenn.edu; Korean http://sun.sino.uni-heidelberg.de/oak/links.html

Universit¤t Heidelberg Ostasiatische Kunstgeschichte Aktuelles Studium Forschung Institut Mit- teilungs- blatt Links Links updated on 4-20-2001 ArtLinks General Museums Galleries Institutions ... Heidelberg local Sites General Nixi Cura's Chinese and Japanese art history website essential "This site provides information on symposia, conferences, grants and other items of interest to graduate students of Chinese and Japanese art history. I first established this page in May 1996, and update it roughly once a month. I do not make any claims for comprehensive coverage, since I am hopelessly rooted in the Northeast, so I encourage the viewers of this site to contribute news of upcoming events in their area. This site is part of the Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library and the East Asia WWW Virtual Library." Nixi Cura , Institute of Fine Arts, New York University Archaeology on the Net - Asian Archaeology Archaeology on the Net is a new site indexing archaeology resources on the internet. Currently over 1200 sites are indexed under 33 categories provided with annotated links. (posted by EAAN-list May 30, 98) ArtIndex A Guide to Asian Art on the Internet.

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59. Bibliography Of NE Asia Archeology Below are sources on the archeology of Chukotka, Kamchatka, and a little Alaskanstuff. Ackerman, R. 1984 Archaeology of the asian Zone of Eskimo Occupation. http://www.koryaks.net/biblio-arch.html

Archeology of North-East Asia Below are sources on the archeology of Chukotka, Kamchatka, and a little Alaskan stuff. I have mixed in English-language and Russian-language sources. All the Russian titles here are also available in Cyrillic on the Cyrillic Russian-language materials page. Ackerman, R. 1984 Archaeology of the Asian Zone of Eskimo Occupation. Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 5: Arctic. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution. Alekseev, V. P. 1983 Na styke Chukotki i Aliaski. Moskva: Nauka. Alekseev, V. P., Sergei Aroutiounov, D. Sergeev. 1972 Results of historic, ethnological and anthropological studies in the Eastern Chukchee Area. Inter-Nord, #12. Arutiunov, S. A. and D. A. Sergeev 1975 Problemy etnicheskoi istorii beringomor'ia. Moskva: Nauka. Chard, C. S. 1958 An outline of the prehistory of Siberia: Part 1, the pre-metal period. Southwest Journal of Anthropology 14(1). 1967 Reconstructing human ecology and population history in Prehistoric Northeast Asia. University of Wisconsin. Davis, E. Mott

60. Southeast Asian Society, Culture And Politics Page Run by Kamal Rahman, this site contains material on the Journal archeology Malaysiaas well as current General Resources Derick s East asian Security Research. http://www.gunung.com/seasiaweb/socculpol.html

Southeast Asia Web's Society, Culture, History and Politics Page The division among these three topics is rather arbitrary, and many links that one might expect here may appear in other lists such as the individual country pages. Where appropriate, I cross list relevant resources. Society links are primarily concerned with perspectives and problems in modern Southeast Asian society. Culture links are largely anthropological in nature. For the arts, see the Arts, Music, Literature and Performance Page History speaks for itself. Politics links include political economy research as well as links to specific political entities such as parties, governments, etc. Some of these links may be to more general resources for which Southeast Asia is a partial or minor concern. Resources specifically devoted to Southeast Asia are in boldface. This page is still under construction. Please bear with me; now that my dissertation is completed, I hope to add many more links in the near future. I would very much appreciate suggestions for links, or corrections to the links, on this page to Contents Society Culture History Politics ... Southeast Asia Web Directory at bottom of this page Search Engines Alta Vista Inktomi Open Text Lycos ... NO-FRAMES Version Society General Resources Devline This site hosts an impressive collection of databases on development and environment throughout the world. "A service from the Institute of Development Studies and the British Library for Development Studies, Sussex, UK."

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