81. Study Abroad Through The University Of Puget Sound archaeology Abroad 2004 Arezzo, italy. archaeology Program in Arezzo, italy. The University of Puget Sound will participate in an http://www.ups.edu/religion/Edwards/italydig/italydig.html

Archaeology Abroad 2004 - Arezzo, Italy Archaeology Program in Arezzo, Italy The University of Puget Sound will participate in an archaeology program in Arezzo, sponsored by the University of Rochester and the Commune d'Arezzo. This summer, we will participate in an archaeological program that will demonstrate Arezzo's importance in the material culture of the ancient Mediterranean. Arezzo is well known in the world of Roman archaeology as one of the most important centers of pottery production in the first centuries BCE and CE. The Red Glazed Ware, which is prominently displayed in Arezzo's archaeological museum, was used throughout the Mediterranean and has a close connection with the Yodefat, the early Roman site the Rochester group excavated in Israel. Nevertheless, modern knowledge about the nature of the production of Red Glazed Ware in Italy is still primitive. We intend to continue to excavate a production center in Arezzo (a pottery workshop or a kiln, or both) to contribute a fresh, contemporary understanding of the production and shipping of pottery in the Mediterranean area. We will work with Italian and Israeli archaeologists and with American and Italian students. In November, 2001, Dean William Scott Green (University of Rochester) and Luigi Lucherini (Mayor of Arezzo) signed an agreement of collaboration to carry out a new archaeological dig in the outskirts of Arezzo where it is believed that a Roman pottery production center was located.

82. Archaeology: Academic Staff - The University Of Sydney Teaching and research interests The archaeology of South italy; the relationship between the Greek colonists and the native peoples of the major Greek cities http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/departs/archaeology/stacademic.html

Archaeology University of Sydney Arts SOPHI Archaeology / Academics Home Library Sitemap Archaeology ... Contact Us Academic Staff in the Department of Archaeology Academic staff may be contacted by fax on +612 9351 3918. Archaeology have many research only staff. You may find details about them here Dr Lesley Beaumont lesley.beaumont@arts.usyd.edu.au Room N463, Institute Bldg Teaching and research interests : The iconography of children in Greek art. The social history of childhood in ancient Greece (Archaic, Classical, Hellenistic); Social change and transition from the Classical to the Hellenistic periods: the evidence of Art and Archaeology; Archaeology of Ionia, particularly the island of Chios. See also the Kato Phana Archaeological Project Dr Alison Betts alison.betts@arts.usyd.edu.au Room N353, Institute Bldg Teaching and research interests : Nomadic peoples in the ancient Near East and Central Asia, and their relationships with peoples of the settled regions; the prehistory of the badiayat al-sham, rock art, the development of nomdic pastoralism, hunting traps, water harvesting systems, the Hauran in the Bronze Age, nomadic peoples and the limes arabicus, and architecture and material culture associated with ancient Zoroastrianism. See also the Central Asian Program Dr Sarah Colley

83. Department Of Archaeology, University Of Cambridge C., Malone, CAT, Sevink, J. Stoddart, SKF, 1990, Environment, soils and early agriculture in Apennine central italy , World archaeology 22 (1) pp3444. http://www.arch.cam.ac.uk/projects/gubbio/

THE GUBBIO PROJECT Project Directors Dr Caroline Malone ( New Hall , Cambridge and British Museum Dr Simon Stoddart (University of Cambridge) Project Phase Publication of sub-projects. Collaborating Institutions (in addition to financial supporters) and Project Members Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge Prof. E. Biondi (Università di Ancona) Prof. M. Coltorti (Università di Siena) Prof. J. Sevink (University of Amsterdam) Dr. J. Whitley (University of Cardiff) Nicholas Whitehead (Milan) Financial Support British Academy British School at Rome Comune di Gubbio Crowther Beynon Fund (University of Cambridge) Emslie Horniman Fund of the Royal Anthropological Institute Magdalene College, Cambridge National Geographic Society (Washington DC) Prehistoric Society Provincia di Perugia Society of Antiquaries Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Research aims and current results The Gubbio valley is the last agricultural valley of any importance in north east Umbria (Italy), before crossing the Apennines. Before the project, work had focused on linguistic study of the Iguvine Tables (bronze tablets) (discovered in the fifteenth century in no certain context) and excavation in the Roman city. The successfully accomplished aims of the project were to understand the origins of these historical developments and provide an understanding of the territory. Interpretation of the Iguvine Tables had suggested precocious state formation in this relatively remote and upland valley. Our archaeological work suggests that the tablets were a late reworking of historical reality.

84. Science, Social Sciences, Archaeology, Regional, Europe: Italy located 3,500ft above sea level on a mountain in Calabria, southern italy. gold mine of Bessa Alberto Vaudagna s description of the archaeology, history and http://www.combose.com/Science/Social_Sciences/Archaeology/Regional/Europe/Italy

Top Science Social Sciences Archaeology ... Roman Related links of interest: World:Italiano:Scienza:Scienze Sociali:Archeologia Arts:Classical Studies Regional:Europe:Italy:Society and Culture:History Society:Religion and Spirituality:Pagan:Religio Romana ... 'Italian Stonehenge' Found on Mountain - From the Telegraph, a series of prehistoric stone structures, reminiscent of Stonehenge but taller and possibly earlier, have been located 3,500ft above sea level on a mountain in Calabria, southern Italy. Ancient Carved 'Faces' Found - From BBC, Italian scientist says he has found a carved stone head that is 200,000 years old. Campanaio, Sicily: A Geophysical Survey 1995 - A geophysical evaluation in southern Sicily by Bournemouth University to identify industrial activity in the Roman rural settlement. Cities and Cemeteries of Etruria - 1848 volume by George Dennis. The complete work online. 1165 pages, engravings, maps, and plans. DNA Results Could ID Columbus - From Discovery Channel, two sets of DNA detectives prepare to put Christopher Columbus' finally to rest. DNA reveals how the Italian Iceman went down fighting - From the Independent, Iceman bore traces of the blood of four other men on his weapons and clothes, three of whom he had killed or wounded.

85. ArchNet: Regions / Europe archaeology of Ancient italy and the Provinces of Rome University of http://archnet.asu.edu/archnet/regions/europe.php3

Resources for European Archaeology Internet resources related to the archaeological sub-regions of Europe. Resources are arranged alphabetically by country of focus. EuroPreArt Les hommes des lacs. Vivre à Chalain et à CLairvaux il y a 5000 ans The Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe (ARGE) from the University of Groningen serves as the WWW VL for European archaeology and contains the most comprehensive set of pointers to WWW resources for this region. The Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology server from the University of Michigan also provides a comprehensive list of regional resources. The NAVIS I site is an European database on ancient ships, queryable in 8 different languages. This site is supported by DG X of the European Union. EuRockArt is a European rock art mail list To register a server or resource not on this list click here or send email to archnet@asu.edu Updated: January 2002 Special Information and Announcements The European Association of Archaeologists Seventh Annual Meeting of the EAA will take place in Esslingen am Neckar, Germany, 19th- 23th September, 2001) 2001 Achill Archaeological Summer Field School (Ireland) 3rd Stone Magazine StonePages Arctic Region Arctic Circle : A WWW resource for Arctic Studies University of Connecticut Institute for Ice Age Studies Albania (AL) Andorra (AD) Austria (AT) Archeo Prospections Photogrammetry and Archaeology Phoibos Verlag Aerial Archaeology Research Group ... Department of Prehistory, Vienna

86. THE GEOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN ITALY THE GEOLOGY AND archaeology OF SOUTHERN italy. My Journal. The Participants of Geology 270. The Geology 270 Syllabus. Dr. James H. Reynolds. http://tornado.brevard.edu/faulkncl/ITALY PAGES.htm

THE GEOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN ITALY My Journal The Participants of Geology 270 The Geology 270 Syllabus Dr. James H. Reynolds

87. University Of Trento - Italy - UNITN-Eprints - Subject: CC Archaeology Subject CC archaeology. Library of Congress Subject Areas (369) C Auxiliary Sciences of History (1) CC archaeology (1) CC135 Monuments Preservation. http://eprints.biblio.unitn.it/view/subjects/CC.html

Home About Browse Search ... Help Subject: CC Archaeology Library of Congress Subject Areas C Auxiliary Sciences of History CC Archaeology CC135 Monuments - Preservation Number of records: Espa, Giuseppe and Benedetti, Roberto and De Meo, Anna and Espa, Salvatore This list was generated on Wed Jun 9 23:20:21 CEST 2004 Contact the site administrator at: eprints@biblio.unitn.it Sistema Bibliotecario di Ateneo

88. Open Archaeology Location Roma, Santa Rufina (Roma, Italy) Province Region Central italy. Type Church. Area Three South Etrurian Churches Archaeological Monographs of the British School at Rome 4. London more . http://www.openarchaeology.org/cgi-bin/oabrowser?xsl=ShowLocation¶m=Roma, Sa

89. Open Archaeology Location Heraclea Minoa, HMS R1 (Sicily, Italy) Parent Location italy. Apart from a tiny bit of perl glue , the frontend to Open archaeology is implemented entirely in server-side XML Stylesheets (xsl). http://www.openarchaeology.org/cgi-bin/oabrowser?xsl=ShowLocation¶m=Heraclea

90. Classical Archaeology At Colgate University Students are encouraged to begin their study on campus with such courses as CLAS 234 The archaeology of Greece or CLAS 235 The archaeology of italy. http://departments.colgate.edu/archaeology/classarch.html

Classical Archaeology in the Department of the Classics The Department of the Classics offers numerous opportunities to explore archaeology in the classical Mediterranean world. Students are encouraged to begin their study on campus with such courses as CLAS 234: The Archaeology of Greece or CLAS 235: The Archaeology of Italy. They may also pursue their study of ancient sites and artifacts at first-hand by participating in off-campus programs in Italy that vary in length and intellectual focus. Colgate students stand under the shadow of Vesuvius at the Forum of Pompeii For example, an extended study course, CLAS 250: The Material Culture of Rome and Pompeii, enables students to visit for three weeks in May the ancient monuments of Rome and the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum that were destroyed in 79AD by the eruption of the volcano Vesuvius. (Successful completion of Latin 123: Elementary Latin or a higher level Latin language course is a prerequisite for CLAS 250.) On Colgate's semester-long study group in Venice, Italy students also visit numerous archaeological sites and museum collections throughout the Italian peninsula as part of their study of the archaeology of Italy (CLAS 235Y). Fieldtrips scheduled during the course of the semester may take students, for instance, to prehistoric sites in the Italian Alps, Greek sites in Sicily, and southern Italy, and of course the Roman sites of Rome, Aquileia, and Pompeii. Hiking in Alps near where the "Ice Man," a Copper

91. Hotel Italy, Hotels Italy, Hospitality Italy, Lodge Italy, Lodges Italy, Lodging Welcome to italy. Since 1994, Welcome the present day. Surveys brings you to all the additional services offered by Welcome to italy. http://www.wel.it/index.uk.html

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93. Travel Info Italy half of first century bc, on Tuscany, Umbria and high Lazio.Also in Emilia Romagna and Padania we find important remains of this presency in italy.Etruscan art http://www.travel.it/archaeol/etrus/etrus.htm

ETRUSCAN ITINERARY CERVETERI TARQUINIA TUSCANIA CHIUSI ... VOLTERRA The etruscan civilization spread itself from VIII century and the half of first century b.c., on Tuscany, Umbria and high Lazio.Also in Emilia Romagna and Padania we find important remains of this presency in Italy.Etruscan art is the result of the single state town production, with magalomaniac walls remains. Necropolis are the witness of the big importance given by the Etruscan to people dead.In many tombs have been found jewels, sculptures, earthenware and bronze objects, sarcofaguses and marvellous parietal pictures. Etruscan architecture spread itself in civil and religious production. Etruscan worked with perishable goods(wood, earthenware) that's why we lost thw majority of these documents. . Edited by Computer Media

94. ArchArt  - Italy / Italia Translate this page italy Italia. Abruzzo. Campania Lazio Marche - on line feb 2003 Molise Toscana - on line jan 2003. Umbria - on line jan 2003. Veneto - on line mar 2003. http://www.archart.it/archart/italia/italia.htm

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95. ArchArt - Italy - Campania archaeological museum / museo archeologico. NOLA. POMPEII Pompei. http://www.archart.it/archart/italia/campania/campania.htm

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96. Gai1 Archaeological Groups of italy PROFILE of Archaeologic Groups of italy. Archaeological Groups of italy (GA of italy) is an association http://www.arpnet.it/gat/zfiles/inggai.htm

Profilo Attivita Settori Operativi Chi sono i Soci ... A.G. Local Branches Archaeological Groups of Italy PROFILE of Archaeologic Groups of Italy Archaeological Groups of Italy (G.A. of Italy) is an association of volunteers committed in conservation exploitation and improvement of the archaeological, historical and generally speaking cultural legacy of our country, in collaboration with the institutes in charge of these duties, such as the local Archaeological Offices and the Museums Anyway members engaged in all different activities managed and organized by the G.A. of Italy don't want to take the place of the competent authorities: we believe that only the collaboration between institutes and all the people interested in our cultural heritage improvement may avoid the inevitable gaps which a bureaucratic and academic approach could cause in our country resources management. No need of any special requisite to take part in association's activities: they are directed to everybody, because we think that nether special cultural knowledge nor other exceptional quality is necessary to be involved in Archaeology and Arts, but we think that passion and wish to dedicate part of our own free-time to the association aims are sufficient. The Archaeological Groups of Italy, established in 1965 by

97. ITALIA - Archaeological Sites And Museums In Italy This page describes the most conspicuous part of italy s archaeological heritage, as well as some basic information for an immediate reference, and a choice of http://www.italiantourism.com/archeositi.html

Italian Government Tourist Board - North America Museum of the Month Archaeological Sites and Museums in Italy This page describes the most conspicuous part of Italy's archaeological heritage, as well as some basic information for an immediate reference, and a choice of itineraries and suggested stops divided by regions. An outline of art and culture that testifies the extraordinary richness of history and beauty that has made Italy the ultimate attraction for travelers, artists and students of all times and from all countries. Prehistoric civilization There has been human settlement in Italy since Paleolithic times, as is demonstrated by numerous discoveries: Balzi Rossi in Ventimiglia, the caves at Toirano, Grotta Guattari at Circeo. Prehistoric art is fairly widespread although it varies considerably in importance, type and age. Among the most ancient objects is the so called Venus of Savignano, dating back to the late Paleolithic period, which was found near Modena and is now held in Rome at the Museo Pigorini. In the provinces of Lecce (Romanelli), Matera (Serra d'Alto), Reggio di Calabria (Roccaforte del Greco), Palermo (Grotta dell'Addaura) and on the Egadi Islands there are many grottoes which contain pictures and graffiti depicting animals, dating back to a period between 14,000 and 9,000 BC. Dolmen and menhir, which are quite common in southern Italy, date back to the Neolithic and Bronze Age. Among the most important discoveries from the same period are the rock engravings in Val Camonica and the stele-statues in the Lunigiana region. Finally the megalithic monuments of the Nuragic civilization in Sardinia are unique examples of their kind.

98. The National Archaeological Museum Of Naples - Italiansrus.com from Charles of Bourbon at the beginning of the 19th century and the archaeological findings from Herculaneum, Pompeii and Stabiae. When italy became a unified http://www.italiansrus.com/articles/namnaples.htm

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99. SACI - Special And Archaeological Programs In Italy SACI offers a special Summer Term Archaeological restoration Program in Portoferraio on the island of Elba, italy....... Restoration General http://www.saci-florence.org/fiveways/archeologic.htm

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