121. Welcome To Simon Fraser University Museum Of Archaeology And Ethnology At Simon Fraser University, british Columbia, gives a taste of archaeology in Canada. Includes photographs and descriptions of prehistoric sites at Charlie Lake Cave, Namu and Keatley Creek. http://www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum/

122. Archaeology Index September 2001 Online newsletter of the british SubAqua Association. http://www.saa.org.uk/index/archaeology/index.html

Archaeology Back dated Newsletters March 1998 April 1998 May 1998 December 1998 ... August 2002 Stuart Bryan is the SAA Nautical Archaeology Co-ordinator. For further information, please telephone him on

123. Archaeology Data Service - ArchSearch Terms And Conditions More results from ads.ahds.ac.uk british Archaeological Jobs Resource BAJR archaeology, Jobs, Scotland, BAJR, Backtrack, archaeology, Digger, Freelance, Archaeologist, archaeology, UK, scotland, ,jobs, work, employment, backtrack http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rrs.cfm

Terms and Conditions Please Note: Javascript required. You need to have javascript enabled to use the ADS catalogue. Please adjust your browser's options/preferences to do this. AHDS Common Access Agreement Read about what's inside the ADS catalogue... In order to use the catalogue and other ADS resources you must agree to the statement below Click here to enter the catalogue This will return you to the home page Access to ADS Resources is free of charge Our catalogue has changed and more information is available here . If you have any comments you would like to pass on to us please contact us Jo Clarke, email Last modified Monday 8 December 2003 Cite only: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/cba/rrs.cfm for this page ADS hosts AHDS Archaeology

124. Archaeo british Columbia cultural resource management firm which also offers ethnohistory and educational services. Corporate and personnel profile, services offered, recent projects, employment opportunities, and resources for local archaeology. http://www.archaeo.net/

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125. Untitled Document Aims to promote the study of the archaeology, history, culture and environment of Jordan and adjacent Arab countries. The site includes information on the Institute's projects, funding opportunities and policies. http://www.britac.ac.uk/institutes/cbrl/index.html

126. C&TI In Archaeology Draft report of members of the Iron Age Research Seminar on future research directions for british Iron Age archaeology. http://www.rdg.ac.uk/~lascretn/IAAgenda.htm

Introduction Chronological Issues Material culture Regionality ... From agenda to action Understanding the British Iron Age An agenda for action Abstract This paper assesses the overall research priorities for British Iron Age archaeology in the coming decades. Discussion is organised around five general themes: within each of these, we set out particular topics on which research is essential or should be encouraged, based on current understandings of the period. Each section is followed by a summary of the key points and recommendations for specific changes in current archaeological practice. Given the new research opportunities brought about by developer-funding, the resultant framework will, we believe, be of particular value in supporting curatorial decisions, as well as helping to shape more detailed research agendas for the period formulated at regional level and articulating these with research issues at national level. This is a Draft Report of a Working Party of members of the Iron Age Research Seminar. The Convenor was Colin Haselgrove (University of Durham); and the members were: Ian Armit (Queens University Belfast), Tim Champion (University of Southampton), John Creighton (University of Reading), Adam Gwilt (National Museum of Wales), JD Hill (British Museum), Fraser Hunter (National Museum of Scotland), Ann Woodward (Birmingham University Archaeological Field Unit). Mail Feedback to the Group A. Introduction

127. This Site Has Moved archaeology student Kevin Smith presents his dissertation on the faunal remains of the late Romanobritish period from the forum-basilica at Caerwent. Includes plan, images, bibliography. http://archonline.tripod.com/main.html

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128. Talking History @ Www.ezboard.com A moderated discussion board for history and archaeology with a core interest in the past of the british Isles. http://pub55.ezboard.com/btalkinghistory

"); else document.write(""); // > Talking History Invite Friends! Join Live Chat! 232 registered members Login Register Your Free Account (Required) Search Help ... Need help logging in? Welcome to Talking History, a forum covering a wide range of interests in history-related subjects. The forum requires membership to be able to post. To submit an application for membership to Talking History, you must be logged in to an Ez-Board Global User Account. New members, welcome! Please take a moment to read the 'Welcome to Talking History' thread before posting. Forum # Posts Last Comment Forum Administration Welcome to Talking History Feedback Tell us what you think about the site, and any suggestions you have to improve it Monitored Threads This forum is where the TH admin section will place any threads which in their opinion need to be monitored. Posts will not be visible until authorised by the admin staff General History Topics General History Topics Museums Events and Re-Enactment History Events, Re-enactments, TV and Radio etc Archaeology Archaeological techniques Anthropology and Palaeontology Topics and news postings on human origins, institutions and beliefs as well as fossils and past geological periods

129. Untitled Document , history, contacts, supported research, available resources, archives, and membership information.......Intended to promote research into the archaeology, history, and related studies of the region. http://www.britac.ac.uk/institutes/eafrica/index.html

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130. BSAI Home Page british School of archaeology in Iraq. Welcome to the BSAI Home Page. IMPACT OF THE 2003 IRAQ WAR ON IRAQ S CULTURAL HERITAGE. The http://www.britac.ac.uk/institutes/iraq/

British School of Archaeology in Iraq Welcome to the BSAI Home Page IMPACT OF THE 2003 IRAQ WAR ON IRAQ'S CULTURAL HERITAGE The following links may be of interest to those concerned about the preservation of Iraq's cultural heritage: Archaeological sites under threat in Iraq - list maintained by Professor Nicholas Postgate and Dr Eleanor Robson IraqCrisis - A moderated list for communicating substantive information on cultural property damaged, destroyed or lost from Libraries and Museums in Iraq during and after the war in April 2003, and on the worldwide response to the crisis. Iraq-Museum Baghdad - maintained by Dr Helga Trenkwalder at the University of Innsbruck (in German) Please click on the relevant items listed below for more information about the BSAI: A Short History of the School Addresses UK Office British Archaeological Expedition to Iraq Details of Officers and Council Members Areas of Academic Interest Supported Details of Grants Available UK Lectures / Conferences ... Membership Publications Journal and Newsletter List of Publications This site is edited by Joan Porter MacIver , Secretary, BSAI; technical support from Abigail Cooke, Web Content Manager, The British Academy

131. British Brick Society - Home Page Promotes the study and recording of the archaeology and history of bricks, brickmaking and brickwork. Activities, membership application form. http://www.britishbricksoc.free-online.co.uk/

THE BRITISH BRICK SOCIETY If your interests in Local History, Architectural History, Industrial History or Family History has any connection with brick then you may be interested in ....... THE BRITISH BRICK SOCIETY The Society, founded in 1972, promotes the study and recording of all aspects of the archaeology and history of bricks, brickmaking and brickwork. Members are drawn from many backgrounds - geologists, archaeologists, schoolteachers, artists, historians, brickmakers, bricklayers, architects, engineers, etc. Some have a professional interest in a particular aspect of the subject, for others membership is an extension of a general interest or hobby. All share a fascination for the history and development of the manufacture and use of bricks. There are currently about 300 members in the United Kingdom with overseas members in, among other nations, Australia, South Africa the United States of America, Austria and Belgium. The Society's newsletter, "INFORMATION", mailed to members three times each year, features articles and reports of interest to members with accounts of Society, and member activities. Regular visits are organized to buildings, towns, archaeological sites and brickworks. One such visit is organised in conjunction with the June Annual General Meeting.

132. Silchester Town Life Project The University of Reading describes the archaeology of the Romanobritish town called Calleva Atrebatum, the Victorian excavations and the activities of the Field School. http://www.silchester.rdg.ac.uk/

Silchester Roman Town The Insula IX 'Town Life' Project The Silchester Town Life Project was established in 1997 by the Department of Archaeology, the University of Reading. The project is both a training Field School and a research excavation located in the heart of Calleva Atrebatum , a major Roman civitas capital (administrative centre), situated in the modern village of Silchester, in the county of Hampshire (England). The excavation will trace the Iron Age origins, subsequent Roman development and eventual abandonment of approximately one-third of Insula IX, believed to have been a part of the town devoted to industrial and commercial activity, as well as residential use. The Silchester Roman town excavations of Insula IX are carried out for 6 weeks every summer by the Department of Archaeology at the University of Reading. This means that access to the excavation is only possible for visitors during the months of July and August . This web site provides details about the dates of the annual excavation and the times of opening. We are also able to offer disabled access to the excavations during this time. The Roman Town itself is open to visitors all year round, but it should be noted that this is not the responsibility of the Department of Archaeology at Reading. The Roman Town is owned by Hampshire County Council under the auspices of English Heritage, and any queries about opening times and disabled access should be addressed directly to them.

133. Craigflower Manor And Schoolhouse Pictures, description, and archaeology of this british Columbia School. Students were taught at Craigflower Schoolhouse from 1854 to 1911. http://www.heritage.gov.bc.ca/craig/craig.htm

This was one of Vancouver Island's first farming communities, established in 1853 along Victoria's Gorge Waterway to meet the Hudson's Bay Company's obligations to Britain to support colonization. On lands purchased from chiefs of the indigenous aboriginal people, Kenneth McKenzie oversaw construction of a self-sufficient settlement. The Kosapsom people still harvest shellfish, salmon and herring from the tidal waters that separate the Manor from the Schoolhouse. Today, the original Georgian Manor house, built using the Hudson's Bay Company post-and-beam method, still stands amid fields and gardens, and across the bridge you'll find the oldest schoolhouse in B.C. (Click on the map to view it in detail) Craigflower occupies several open hectares at the junction of Craigflower Road (Old Island Highway 1A, almost parallel with the main Trans-Canada Highway 1) and Admirals Road. It is just a 10-minute drive from downtown Victoria and directly accessible from the Trans-Canada via Admirals Road for those approaching Victoria from Duncan and Goldstream Provincial Park. Craigflower is managed by The Land Conservancy of British Columbia. They can be contacted at (250) 479-8053.

134. Home A museum of history and archaeology on the site of the fourth permanent settlement in british North America. Includes hours and events, education programs, research, and membership information. http://www.stmaryscity.org/

Welcome to the New World! Historic St. Mary's City, the site of the fourth permanent settlement in British North America, Maryland's first capital, and the birthplace of religious toleration, invites you to explore the lifeways of Maryland's first citizens. Historic St. Mary's City is an exciting mix of colorful living history and fascinating archaeology, all set in a beautiful Tidewater landscape. Lord Baltim ore's 17th-century capital stands ready to be rediscovered. Maryland, First Captial, St. Mary's, Historic, Colonial, Maryland, Dove, 1600, 17th-century, State House, Museum, Indian, Yaocomico, History, Archaeology, Farthings, Tour, Wedding, reception,Colonial House,Southern Maryland, gazebo, Maryland Day var site="sm4visithsmc" Location Events Hours Fees Tours Press releases Chapel progress Activities School tours Kids History Archaeology Field School Friends Jobs Volunteer Internships About us The Shop at Farthing's Ordinary Contact us Rent facilities Book tours Learn more

135. SACOS | The University Of Liverpool The School of archaeology, Classics and Oriental Studies houses a large Egyptian collection and objects from listed Near Eastern, Classical and british sites. Visitor information. http://www.liv.ac.uk/Archaeology_Classics/facilities/museum.html

formerly School of Archaeology Classics and Oriental Studies (SACOS) You are at: Home Facilities Archaeology Museum Home Prospective Students Undergraduate Programmes Postgraduate Programmes ... Schools Click above to find out more about the National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside. Archaeology Museum Opening Times: The Museum is usually open in term time only on Wednesday afternoons between 1.30-4 p.m. It is open at other times by arrangement with Miss Winker . If weekend opening is required, there will be a charge for a Porter. Location: The Archaeology Museum is situated on the 1st floor of the School of Archaeology at 14 Abercromby Square. The entrance is at the rear of the building through a wrought-iron gate from Chatham Street (no.62 on the plan of the University Precinct Facilities: There are no refreshment facilities available in the Department but there are plenty of restaurants within a 5 minutes walking distance of the University Campus, or one can visit the refreshment areas in the Guild of Students (in term time only). The toilets are in the basement of the School and there are no lifts or disabled access in the building. - Opening Times History of the Museum Museum Archives Related Pages: Facilities Site last updated: Wed, 17-Dec-2003 9:09 AM

136. BBC - History - Marine Archeology Learn about marine archaeology from the waters around the british Isles with maps and an interactive quiz. http://db.bbc.co.uk/history/archaeology/marine/further_1.shtml

Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index MONDAY 7th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage History Archaeology ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Want to Know More: Marine Archaeology Want to Know More: Wreck Diving Useful Addresses ... Programme Links Want to Know More: Marine Archaeology If you are interested in becoming involved with marine archaeology, then the Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) offers divers a chance to become involved with wreck investigation. The wrecks of two protected 17th Century warships in the Sound of Mull - the Swan and the Dartmouth - can be visited by divers by arrangement with the NAS Training Officer at the Lochaline Diving Centre in Scotland. The NAS runs a variety of practical courses ranging from a basic introduction to nautical archaeology to the skills of surveying, drawing, and taking photographs above or below the water. More advanced techniques which can be learned include the use of equipment such as magnetometers, side-scan sonar, and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs). The NAS can be contacted on 01705 818419. There are number of wrecks in British waters which are designated as historic wrecks. These may not be dived except under licence. Advice on historic wrecks can be obtained from the Archaeological Diving Unit at St. Andrews University. The Historic Wreck map shows the location of some protected wrecks around Britain such as the Swan and the Dartmouth.

137. New Page 1 Fan site by Cally for the british actor, author and presenter best known as Baldrick in Blackadder and as the presenter of the popular archaeology programme Time Team. http://www.unofficialtonyrobinsonwebsite.co.uk/

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138. Millennia Research Main Page Company with offices in Victoria and Vancouver which specializes in archaeological and ethnographic consulting. Mission statement, company and staff profiles, workshops, and downloadable reports on british Columbia archaeology. http://www.millennia-research.com/

Home Page Mission Statement Millennia Staff Archaeology Culturally Modified Trees ... Archaeology and Private Landowners Millennia Research Ltd. Archaeological and Heritage Consulting Victoria Office #510 Alpha Street Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, V8Z 1B2 Phone:(1-250)360-0919, Fax:(1-250)360-0975 New Email: admin@millennia-research.com Vancouver Office 2520 Graveley Street Vancouver, BC, V5K 3J6 Phone/fax: (1-604)215-9430 millennia.van@telus.net Millennia Research Limited specialises in archaeological and ethnographic consulting. Since 1984, the firm has provided professional expertise to governments at all levels including First Nations, and to forest and oil sector companies, smaller companies, developers, and municipalities. Our areas of expertise include archaeological inventory, impact, and overview assessment, arch data recovery, culturally modified tree (CMT) research, waterlogged "wet site" research, GIS applications, traditional use studies (TUS), and archaeological site inventories. In addition to our archaeological research, Millennia Research is actively engaged in the development and implementation of archaeological workshops, training modules, and information programs appropriate for Ministry of Forests personnel, First Nations, private sector companies, municipalities and educators. Millennia has worked with the Archaeology Branch and the BC Association of Professional Consulting Archaeologists to ensure that the materials presented are consistent with developing standards.

139. Kevsfx.com | Archaeology Kevin Smith's Dissertation on the faunal remains recovered from 4th century deposits in the Romanobritish town of Caerwent. http://archaeology.kevsfx.com

archaeology.kevsfx.com Caerwent Animal Bone Remains A dissertation by Kevin Smith on the faunal remains of the late Romano-British period from the forum-basilica at Caerwent. At long last these pages now contain a full copy of my dissertation (not including the full appendix). Please feel free to look around, but take note, I have literally just transferred the word documents into html so the layout is not perfect. All that I ask is that if you want to reproduce any text, pictures, diagrams or tables, in any form, please email me first for permission. A lot has happened since I first put these pages online. I have graduated from University with a First Class Honours degree, and toured America for three months. Since then I worked for just under a year as a professional archaeologist for the Essex County Council Field Archaeology Unit. Kev Smith

140. Early British Kingdoms Home Page The history of the postRoman Celtic Kings and Kingdoms of Island of Britain, covering maps, chronologies, Royal and saintly biographies, pedigrees, archaeology, adversaries and King Arthur http://www.earlybritishkingdoms.com/index.html

Welcome to David Nash Ford's Early British Kingdoms Website click here Some of these pages are also available on Britannia.com Kingdoms Royalty Saints ... Articles

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