41. Anthropology And Archaeology Faculty At Moorhead State University the Northeastern Plains ; The Dead River Site ; Folk archaeology and Anthropological andtransportation logistics, Latvia and the baltic region, Russia and http://www.mnstate.edu/anthearth/faculty.htm

Anthropology and Earth Science Faculty Russ Colson Professor of Geology Office: Lommen 089 Phone: 477-5832 E mail colson@mnstate.edu Ph.D., 1986, Geological Sciences, University of Tennessee. Interests: Earth Science Education, experimental petrology, planetary science, and geochemistry. Publications: Diffusion and activity of NiO in CaO-MgO-Al2O3-SiO2 melts considering effects of aO2- a nd g Ni2+; Unexpected results of some simple exercises in equilibrium melting based on experimentally determined partition coefficients; Affects of Al on Cr dimerization in silicate melts: Implications for Cr partitioning; and Spirit of the Volcano, Journal of Geoscience Education. Current research projects: Thermochemistry of molten rock and glass using electrochemical methods, and reconstruction of environmental habitats of the Edmontosaurus of north-western South Dakota. Rinita Dalan Assistant Professor of Anthropology Office: Hagen 106 Phone: 477-5900 E mail dalanri@mnstate.edu Ph.D., 1993, Ancient Studies, University of Minnesota. Interests: Geophysical methods and archaeological problems, soil magnetism, landscape research, geoarchaeology, complex societies, human-environment interactions

42. Summaries In English the cultural development of the baltic region in general, and the south baltic inparticular comparatively large resources for environmental archaeology. http://www.kalmarlansmuseum.se/arkeologi/summaries_in_english.htm

Summary in English By Gert Magnusson Ph D Construction of the new E22 highway between Hossmo and Söderåkra will affect a number of ancient monuments. The county administrative board has authorised the excavation of around 30 of these remains. The effect of this decision is that The County Museum of Kalmar is presently involved in the most extensive archaeological fieldwork conducted in the county since the construction of the Öland Bridge in the early 1970s The museum has produced a comprehensive project program: A road through time and space . For each ancient monument a plan of investigation has been written, describing how it is to be excavated. The project program consists of seven subprograms: The Mesolithic, The Neolithic, The Bronze Age, The Early Iron Age, The Late Iron Age and Middle Ages, Settlement Structure and Iron Production. In addition, there are three support programs: Human Geography, the Natural Landscape and DNA-studies. Important for the understanding of the cultural development are various "institutions" that can be uncovered and shown in relation to the societies in which they existed, and how they interacted with each other. Examples of these institutions are the church, a medieval manor in Hossmo, simple Iron Age dwellings or the organisation of a district in terms of settlement structure or burial grounds. Various legal rights, identifiable by physical remains in the landscape, are naturally included, such as mill embankments, fishing constructions, fields etc. With an archaeological emphasis and a cultural-historical viewpoint, we make use of the variables landscape, production, settlement and social organisation in a long-term perspective.

43. SPRING TERM 2004 archaeology. They may explore the factors of physical geography as well as cultural,technological and social factors in the development of the baltic region http://www.utu.fi/hum/tdk/english/baltic/spring04.html

Back BALTIC SEA REGION STUDIES SPRING TERM 2004 This is preliminary information on the courses which will be offered in spring 2004. More detailed information will be given in the beginning of each term. Please follow these site regularly. NEW INFORMATION ON TIMES AND LOCATIONS! CHECK BELOW, please. OFFER: there is a possibility for a limited number of students to take the course: 19th Century Europe: A Cultural History (2-4 ECTS) see: http://www.utu.fi/hum/historia/verkkoopetus/ Registration list on the notice board in Juslenia. BALTIC SEA REGION HISTORY AND CULTURE East of the Sun, West of the Moon. Narrating the North into Political Identities NOTE: the course will be replaced by Nation State and Indentity (detailed course description below) Baltic States as Soviet Republics (1944-1991) Special topics in Iron Age and Medieval archaeology New info, part 2 Nationalism and the Politics of the Folk in the Transition to Modernity in Finland and in Estonia INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION Communication across the Baltic Area P/B New info! Knowledge about Finland I P/B Regional European and Global Interaction in the Baltic Sea Cultures SOCIETY AND ECONOMICS The Role of the European Union in the Democratisation in Central and Eastern Europe (Jean Monnet European Module) P/B New info and Material available!

44. About Baltic Sea Region Studies an individual certification DIPLOMA OF THE baltic SEA region STUDIES PROGRAMME History,Art History, Cultural History, archaeology, Ethnology, Folkloristics http://www.utu.fi/hum/tdk/english/baltic/about.html

About The Baltic Sea Region Studies The mission of the programme is to offer teaching dealing with the Baltic Sea Area, with special focus on Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The aim is to familiarize students with a region rapidly becoming involved in the process of European integration. A priority of our activity is to organize teaching using the scholarly expertise of the partner universities round the Baltic rim. The aim is implemented by exchange of students and teachers, and using distance education. The programme offers the following schemes of studies: Non-degree-studies : complementary studies to be used in the home university on undergraduate or postgraduate level. Non-degree students who have completed their studies in the programme, will be granted an individual certification DIPLOMA OF THE BALTIC SEA REGION STUDIES PROGRAMME (at least 20 ECTS credits). Degree studies : full Master's degree majoring either in Contemporary History, General History, Cultural History, Folkloristics, Ethnology, Geography, Finnish Literature or Finno-Ugric Languages.

45. Latvian ARCHAEOLOGISTS Main interests History archaeology - anthropology. Environmental and CulturalHistory of the Eastern baltic region. – Pact 57, 1999, pp. 291-304. http://www.lza.lv/nozares/archaeology.htm

Latvian Academy of Sciences Latvian ARCHAEOLOGISTS © Latvian Academy of Sciences, 2002 Last updated: October 10, 2002 Janis APALS, Dr.hist. Main interests: Archaeology History Recent/Representative Publication J. Apals. Rekonstruktion der befestigten Inselsiedlung des 9th-s in Araisi (Lettland), In: Eksperimentelle Archaeologie Bilauz 1994, - Oldenburg, 1995 Born: 1930, Riga, Latvia Institute of History of Latvia University of Latvia Akademijas laukums 1, Riga, LV 1524 Phone: +371 7226791. Fax: +371 7225044 E-mail: lvi@lza.lv Viktorija BEBRE, Dr.hist. Main interests Archaeology History Recent/Representative Publication V.Bebre. 13 th th century carved wooden spoons and ladles from Riga, In : Sena Riga (Ancient Riga 1999, Riga: Institute of History of Latvia, pp. 111-129 (in Latvian, Summary in English). Born: 1952, Riga district, Latvia Institute of History of Latvia University of Latvia Akademijas laukums 1, Riga, LV 1524 Phone: +371 7216769. Fax: +371 7225044 E-mail: lvi@lza.lv Tatjana BERGA, Dr.hist.

46. Andrejs VASKS Inside Latvian archaeology. Gotarc series A (Göteborg), 1999, vol. Environmentaland Cultural History of the Eastern baltic region. – Pact 57, 1999, pp. http://www.lza.lv/scientists/VasksA.htm

Andrejs VASKS Professor Andrejs VASKS Head of the Department of Archaeology and Auxiliary Historical Disciplines, Faculty of History and Philosophy, University of Latvia Brivibas iela 32, Riga, LV 1011 Latvia Phone: + 371 7 280874. Fax: +371 7216769 Senior Researcher of the Institute of History of Latvia, University of Latvia Akademijas laukums 1, Riga LV 1050 Latvia Phone: + 371 7 223715 Fax: + 371 7 225044 E-mail: vasks@lanet.lv Born: June 13, 1947, Riga, Latvia Interests: Archaeology and Prehistory of East Baltic The Bronze and Early Iron Age of East Baltic Man and Environment in Prehistory, etc. Languages: Russian, English, Latvian. Education University of Latvia (Faculty of History and Philosophy), 1965 - 1970 Institute of Archaeology, Leningrad, Russia, 1980 - 1983 Dr. hist. (Candidate of Sciences in former USSR), Leningrad, USSR, 1984 Dr. habil.hist., University of Latvia, 1995 Experience Researcher, Senior Researcher, Museum of History of Latvia, 1968-1980 Researcher, Institute of History of Latvia, University of Latvia, 1984 - 1992

47. Selected Recent Publications Of Peter Bogucki societies , in The Routledge Companion Encyclopedia of archaeology, edited by Forestthe Emergence of Neolithic Societies in the baltic region and Adjacent http://www.princeton.edu/~bogucki/pbpubs.html

Peter Bogucki's Recent Publications BOOKS AND MONOGRAPHS The Origins of Human Society . Oxford, UK, and Malden, Mass: Blackwell Publishers. [View cover table of contents Case Studies in European Prehistory . Boca Raton: CRC Press. [View cover table of contents Forest Farmers and Stockherders: Early Agriculture and its Consequences in North-Central Europe . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [View cover Early Neolithic Subsistence and Settlement in the Polish Lowlands . Oxford: British Archaeological Reports (International Series 150). SELECTED RECENT ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS 2000 "How agriculture came to north-central Europe," in Europe's First Farmers , edited by T. Douglas Price, pp.197-218. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1999 "Early agricultural societies", in The Routledge Companion Encyclopedia of Archaeology , edited by Graeme Barker, pp. 839-869. London: Routledge 1998 "Holocene climatic variability and early agriculture in temperate Europe: the case of northern Poland," in Harvesting the Sea, Farming the Forest: the Emergence of Neolithic Societies in the Baltic Region and Adjacent Areas

48. Cairns: A Coastal Archaeology View Cairns a Coastal archaeology View. seal hunters from the southern coast of the baltic,today’s in Kökar although the investigations in the region have been http://herkules.oulu.fi/isbn9514268024/html/x6580.html

The Burial Cairns and the Landscape in the Archipelago of  boland, SW Finland, in the Bronze Age and the Iron Age Prev Chapter 9. On Continuity, Settlement, and Subsistence Next 9.3. Cairns: a Coastal Archaeology View There are presumably approximately 10000 cairns on the coast of Finland (Salo et al . Quite a few of those date from the Bronze Age, but in a large part of the coast the cairn remained the most common type of burial far in the Iron Age. According to C.F. Meinander, there are cairns in all coastal elevation zones in southern Ostrobothnia, which provides firm evidence of the continuity of settlement from the Bronze Age to the Pre-Roman Iron Age. In the Nordic countries cairns have been in the Early Iron Age more predominant in Ostrobothnia than anywhere else, which, according to Meinander, indicates an independent tradition in the region (Meinander 1977: 23). The distributions of the grave site elevations in Middle Ostrobothnia, collected by Ari Siiri¤inen, demonstrate that the Bronze-Age burial cairns are located higher up in the terrain than those from the Iron Age, and that there are graves which have been constructed after the Iron Age (Siiri¤inen 1978). Also on the coast of Satakunta the tradition of cairns continued until the Iron Age, at least until the Late Roman Iron Age but after that the finds are sparse (Salo 1970). So far, it has been possible to date only four graves in the Viking Age (R¤ty 1992).

49. Open Russia Foundation of Russian archaeologists and specialists from the Institute of archaeology at the possibletransmission via the great rivers of Russia to the baltic region. http://www.openrussiafoundation.com/Thor_Heyerdahl_RC.asp

About the Foundation Board of Trustees Grant process Contact us Joint Azov Archaeological Excavation Project Open Russia Foundation Helps Open up Southern Russia's History Thor Heyerdahl, the late Norwegian explorer of Kon-Tiki, Ra and Tigris fame and perhaps the best-known Norwegian of the second half of the twentieth century, was the founder of the Joint Azov Archaeological Excavation project that started in 2001. That year, he assembled a team of Russian archaeologists and specialists from the Institute of Archaeology at the State University of Rostov-on-Don and the Azov Regional Museum under the leadership of Professor Sergey Lukiashko. Dr. Heyerdahl also brought a team of Western archaeologists from Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, led by Dr. J Bjørnar Storfjell. Early in the planning stages for the second season of excavation, Dr. Heyerdahl had applied for a grant from the Open Russia Foundation to fund the co-operative research project. Thanks to their generous grant to the Thor Heyerdahl Research Centre, the Open Russia Foundation enabled the archaeological team to continue their investigation into the cultural history of this small city whose name appeared to be mentioned in Old Norse sagas. Many burial mounds have been excavated in Southern Russia, but only a very limited number of settlement sites. As a result of receiving funding for this project, a group of archaeologists and other specialists was able to assemble on 21 May 2002 in the far south of Russia, on the left bank of the River Don less than ten kilometres from the Azov Sea for the second time in two years.

50. Nyförvärv 030601-030630: Arkeologi - Universitetsbiblioteket, Lunds Univer Gunilla, 1967 Norm and difference Stone Age dietary practice in the baltic region/ Gunilla Eriksson. (Theses and papers in scientific archaeology, 14007835 http://www.lub.lu.se/ub/nylitt/jun/index010.html

J. Arkeologi J - Arkeologi Eriksson, Gunilla, 1967 Norm and difference : Stone Age dietary practice in the Baltic region / Gunilla Eriksson. - Stockholm : Archaeological Research Laboratory [Arkeologiska forskningslaboratoriet], Univ., 2003. - 35 s. : ill. ; 24 cm. (Theses and papers in scientific archaeology, 1400-7835 ; 5) Diss. (sammanfattning) Stockholm : Univ., 2003 ISBN 91-89338-11-1 Fahlander, Fredrik, 1965 The materiality of serial practice : a microarchaeology of burial / Fredrik Fahlander. - G¶teborg : Dept. of Archaeology [Institutionen f¶r arkeologi], Univ., 2003. - [2], iv, 200 s. : ill. ; 21 cm. (GOTARC. Series B, Gothenburg archaeological theses, 0282-6860 ; 23) Diss. G¶teborg : Univ., 2003 ISBN 91-85952-83-4 M¥hl, Kalle V¤gval : v¤gar och samh¤llen p¥ Gotland under 1500 ¥r / Kalle M¥hl. - Klintehamn : Calidris : www.books-on-demand.com [distribut¶r], 2002. - 207 s. : ill. (huvudsakligen i f¤rg) ; 25 cm. ISBN 91-89289-03-X (inb.) Schofield, John, 1948

51. Rurikovo Gorodishe (Holmgard) to a great international port and trading place of the baltic region, neverthelessabsence Settlements to the North of Lake Ilmen // The archaeology of Novgorod http://iimk.nw.ru/eng/projects/rg.htm

INSTITUTE FOR THE HISTORY OF MATERIAL CULTURE OF RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES site map news administration archives ... publications of IHMC RAS RURIKOVO GORODISHE (Holmgard) At the end of the first millennium AD the sources of the Volkhov river together with the adjacent north-western Lake Ilmen area were the core land of the northern Slav commune that had settled there. Fertile boils, virgin land suitable for cultivation, its extraordinary advantageous geographical position for extracting tribute from the Lake Ilmen population and its location at the cross roads of important Fast European trade routes the Baltic–Volga one and the water route from the Varagians to the Greeks, appeared predominant factors in its formation. Numerous Slav settlements were situated on the hills between the Volkhov flood land and that of Ilmen whereas their central pagan sanctuary was established at Peryn. In the course of the IX–th century the settlement region in the North lake Ilmen area gradually acquired greater economical and political importance. On the one hand the rise of this region was caused by its position on the Baltic Volga route but on the other by the fact that the settlements of the region started to function as a political, economical, cultural and cult center of the new arising community. The upper social Slav stratum from surrounding regions, military men, merchants and artisan settled there.

52. Scientific Departments And Laboratories of peoples and cultures in NorthWest Russia and baltic Sea region; consequence inhistory and culture of Old Russia; 5. Architecture and church archaeology; http://iimk.nw.ru/eng/departments.htm

INSTITUTE FOR THE HISTORY OF MATERIAL CULTURE OF RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES site map news administration archives ... publications of IHMC RAS Scientific departments and laboratories of IHMC RAS Major research areas: Slavonic culture and colonization in northern regions of East Europe Slavonic-finnish and slavonic-scandinavian contacts and interactions of peoples and cultures in North-West Russia and Baltic Sea region History and development of old russian towns, craft, trade, transport, housing Finno-Ugrian tribes, their role and consequence in history and culture of Old Russia; 5. Architecture and church archaeology The Department holds high archaeological investigations at North-West and North of Russia. It includes 21 research fellows Central Asia and Caucasus archaeology department has three major research areas: Study of early agricultural sites of Neolithic and Bronze Ages in Central Asia. Special attention is paid to the sources of archaeological cultures, their connections and chronology. This also includes culture study of ancient, antique and early medieval cities of Central Asia. Study of Central Caucasus Eneolothic and Bronze Age archaeological cultures, including settlements and dolmens excavations.

53. Curriculum Report 313 -- Feb 2001 ARCHY 525, archaeology of Island Southeast Asia and the Pacific (5) PACIFIC EURO445, The Nordicbaltic region and the War Literary Representations (5) NORDIC http://depts.washington.edu/uwcr/reports/01/01-02.html

Return to menu UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM REPORT Number 313 February 21, 2001 This report officially records the actions of the University of Washington Curriculum Review Committee. The Committee meets September through June to consider applications for curriculum changes submitted by the schools and colleges of the University of Washington. This report also announces the actions of the Faculty Council of Academic Standards and the Board of Regents regarding program and degree changes. Course Change Applications received after the deadline for the specified quarter will be considered for the next quarter for which the deadline has not passed. New courses can be added to the curriculum after the deadline. Applications must be received in the University Curriculum Office, 248 Schmitz, Box 355850, by 5 pm on the deadline date . For courses offered jointly by more than one school or college, an application from each school or college must be received by the University Curriculum Office by the deadline date. Please address any questions regarding the curriculum process at the University of Washington to the university curriculum office at uwcr@u.washington.edu.

54. Ur- Und Frühgeschichte -- Prähistorische Archäologie (eds) The archaeology of the Field work and research in a SouthSwedish rural region. Interactionbetween ethnical groups in the baltic region in the Late Iron http://www.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/bereiche/ufg/c_allmer-Publikationen.html

Kontakt Suche Lehrstuhl und Mitarbeiter Studium ... Kommentiertes Vorlesungsverzeichnis (externer Link) Publikationen von Prof. Dr. Johan Callmer (with B.Stjernquist) Kompendium i djurornamentik. Lund 1970 ( several later editions). Some points of view on the study of Viking Age ornamentation. MLUHM, 1969-70. Lund 1971. A contribution to the knowledge of the burial customs in Southern Scandinavia at the beginning of the second millennium B.C. MLUHM, 1971-72.Lund 1973. Preliminary report on a complex of buildings from the Late Neolithic - Early Bronze Age at Norrvidinge, Scania. MLUHM, 1971-72. Lund 1973. Problems related to a grave find from the outskirts of old Kristiania. MLUHM, 1973-74. Lund 1975. Comments on Daniil Avdusin, Smolensk and the Varangians according to the archaeological data. Norwegian archaeological review, vol. 4:2. Oslo 1976. Trade beads and bead trade in Scandinavia ca. 800-1000 AD. Lund 1977. Kommentar till Axel Christophersen. Meta, 1980:1. Lund 1980. Topographical notes on some Scanian Viking Period and Early Medieval hoards. MLUHM, 1979-80. Lund 1980.

55. Maritime Archaeology - Encyclopedia Article About Maritime Archaeology. Free Acc archaeology has two important advantages over land archaeology. of Arizona, but withinthe region of northern Famous wrecksites baltic Sea The baltic Sea is in http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Maritime archaeology

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Maritime archaeology Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Maritime archaeology is a discipline that studies human interaction with the sea SEA may stand for: Southeast Asia The IATA airport code for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport A sea (pronounced see ) is a large expanse of saline water connected with an ocean. The term is also used for large, usually saline, lakes that lack a natural outlet, such as the Caspian Sea and the Sea of Galilee. The term is used in a less geographically precise manner as synonymous with ocean, as in the tropical sea or down to the sea shore , or even sea water referring to water of the ocean. Click the link for more information. , lakes and rivers through the study of vessels, shore side facilities, cargoes and human remains. One speciality is underwater archaeology Strictly, this means archaeology under water, which is the main discipline of maritime archaeology. Sometimes, the term underwater archaeology is used in a wider sense, also covering maritime and nautical archaeology, not necessarily under water. Click the link for more information.

56. EESTI AKADEEMILISES RAAMATUKOGU - EESTI UUE PÕLVKONNA TEADLASI conference on the application of scientific methods in archaeology, Savonlinna, Finland Environmentaland cultural history of the Eastern baltic region, PACT, 57 http://www.ear.ee/teadlased/veski.htm

SIIM VESKI Praegune amet Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli Geoloogia Instituut, vanemteadur Sünniaeg, -koht 13. 02. 1964, Tallinn Haridus Tallinna 44. Keskkool, 1982 Tartu Riiklik Ülikool cum laude, 1989 Uppsala Ülikool, filosofie licentiat, Kvaternaarigeoloogia, 1992, "The Holocene development of Lake Maardu and the vegetational history of North-Estonia. Kvartärgeologiska Avdelningen" Uppsala Ülikool, PhD, Kvaternaarigeoloogia, 1998, "Vegetation history, human impact and palaeogeography of West Estonia. Pollen analytical studies of lake and bog sediments" Uurimisvaldkonnad (teaduslikud huvid) Aastakihilised setted Õietolmuanalüüs Taimestiku ajalugu Eelajaloolise inimese mõju loodusele Läänemere ajalugu Rannajoonte muutumine Paleoökoloogia Paleogeograafia Paleoklimatoloogia Praegune uurimisteema Järeldoktori teema 1999–2000: Holotseensete aastakihiliste järvesetete sõltumatu ajaskaala püstatamise võimalused ja probleemid Eestis Saadud uurimistoetused ja osalemine ühisprojektides Juhendatavad kraadiõppurid Mag. Eve Niinemets doktoriõppes Soome Geoloogiakeskuses Espoos

57. Tallinna Pedagoogikaülikooli Akadeemiline Raamatukogu - EESTI UUE PÕLVKONNA TE Lõugas, L. 2001. Development of fishery during the 1st and 2nd millenniaAD in the baltic region. Journal of Estonian archaeology 5/2. 128147. http://www.ear.ee/teadlased3/l_l6ugas.htm

Praegune amet Ajaloo Instituut, vanemteadur 21. 11. 1967, Tallinn Haridus Tartu Ülikool, Bioloogia-geograafiateaduskond, bioloogia osakond, zooloog-ökoloog, 1991, diplomitöö "Sekundaarne tanatotsönoos Asva (Saaremaa) muistses asulakohas" Tartu Ülikool, bioloogia (zooloogia) magistri kraad, 1993, "Eesti muistsete rannikuasulate arheozooloogilise materjali analüüs" Uurimisvaldkonnad (teaduslikud huvid) Loomastiku ajalugu ja areng: Praegune uurimisteema Sihtfinantseeritav teadusteema "Inimene, keskkond, tehnoloogia. Loodusressursside kasutamise ja tehnoloogilise mõtte areng Eestis muinas- ja keskajal", juhatamine ja osalemine (1998-2002) ETF grant "Selgroogsetefauna kujunemine Eestis ning selle ekspluateerimine inimese poolt muinas- ja keskajal" (2002-2005) 1994-1995 Eesti Teadusfond, grant "Pärastjääaegne hülge- ja kaladefauna kujunemine Eesti veekogudes", projekti läbiviimine 1994-1995 rahvusvaheline koostööprojekt, Kerstin Lidén (Arheoloogialaboratoorium, Stockholmi Ülikool) ja Erle Nelson (Arheoloogia osakond, Simon Fraser'i Ülikool, Burnaby, Kanada), "Loodusressursside kasutamine kiviajal Eesti rannikualal"

58. Tartu Ülikool archaeology. The course includes lectures and some practical exercises. It also includesa historical and regional overview of the geology of the baltic region http://www.ut.ee/13735

Detailed Search Request for information Help Eesti keeles www.ut.ee International Student Office Studies Courses taught in English ... Courses in English COURSES IN ENGLISH FACULTY OF BILOGY AND GEOGRAPHY CHAIR OF APPLIED ECOLOGY Course: English Language Style for Scientific Articles Term: Spring Credits : 1.5 ECTS Code : BGBO.04.038 Responsible : Robert Szava-Kovats Outline : This course will cover the basic style of scientific articles as published in the Anglo-American community. This will include article format and will address problems common to native Estonian speakers. Assessment : pass/fail exam CHAIR OF GEOINFORMATICS AND CARTOGRAPHY Course: Application Software: IDRISI Term : Autumn/Spring Duration :1 semester Credits : 1.5 ECTS Code : BGGG.01.006 Responsible : Jüri Roosaare Outline : Practical individual training with suitable version of the Idrisi software. Tutorials and guides are in English, the concrete content of exercises is to be agreed individually. Assessment : pass/fail exam CHAIR OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY Course: Specialisation in Cultural Geography Term : Autumn Duration : 2 semesters Credits : 3 ECTS Code : BGGG.02.046

59. From The Baltic To The Black Sea - Studies In Medieval Archaeology , archaeology by period / region. Books Humanities archaeology Industrialarchaeology. From the baltic to the Black Sea Penguin Dictionary of archaeology http://www.traveldirectorynet.co.uk/books/code/HDT/

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