41. World Civilization and song Dynasties The Spread of Chinese civilization korea, Japan, and Women World civilization Resources Diotima Women Gender in the ancient World; 9000 http://pw2.netcom.com/~wandaron/world.html

Forward to "What is Civilization?" The Magical History Tour Home History 1301 ... Search El Centro Sites HISTORY 2321 World Civilization through 1750 Index: World Civ Exercises Online Topics - Links to specific topics and webpages Women and World Civilization Resources Online Geography World Music World Dance ... Museums Topics Introduction Defining Civilization and Use of Primary Resources Prehistory and the Rise of Agriculture Paleolithic and Neolithic Times Early River Valley Civilizations: Tigris and Euphrates - Mesopotamia The Nile - Egypt Indus Valley - India The Classical Period: 100 BCE - 500 CE China India Nomadic Challenges Classical Greece and the Hellenistic World ... Rome and Its Empire The Post-Classical Period: 500-1450 CE Under Construction The Rise of Islam The Pacific Civilization in Eastern Europe Byzantium and Orthodox Europe Western Europe The Americas The Peoples and Civilizations of the Americas The Olmec ... The West and the Changing World Balance The Transformation of the West, 1450-1750 The West and the World Images from History Tommy's List of Live Cams World Wide 9000 Years of Anatolian Women National Women's History Project ... Women in World History General World Civ Resources World Civilization to 1500 - another great page with professor's ideas, links, assignments, etc.

42. Dongguk University of the West, from the Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilization to the classical civilization of Greece HIS 201 ancient History of korea An examination of http://www.dongguk.edu/english/college/arts_his.htm

:College of Liberal Arts Seoul Campus : College Unlike other sciences, history is the study of the past. It implies all the traces and properties that mankind has taken and accomplished so far. History¡¯s aim is to research those traces and properties scientifically and, then, to obtain clear guidelines for understanding the present and the future. Therefore, the objective of this Major is to recognize rules of universality in the world history, to research human nature based on this recognition, and to develop viewpoints of the society. Professor / Lee Ki-Dong/ Master of Literature / Seoul National University / Ancient Korean history Professor / Yim Dawn-Hee / Doctor of Folklore / Pennsylvania University, USA/ Human studies and folklore Professor / Kim Sang-Hyun/Doctor of Literature / Dongguk University / History of Korean Buddhism Assistant Professor / Jeong Byung-Joon/ Doctor of Literature / Kyoto University, Japan /Medieval history of the Orient Full-T Classif- cation Schoolyear Semes -ter Name of course Basic Ancient History of the West Medieval History of the West Ancient History of Korea, History of Korean Culture, Ancient History of Asia, Understanding Asian History, Modern History of the Europe ¥°, Historical Folklore

43. Welcome To Korea University Professor, Western Medieval History (Ph.D. korea University, 1992 civilization from the rise of civilization in the ancient WESTERN HISTORY 3, A course to study http://www.korea.ac.kr/english/academy/EF2S01T03F06-0.jsp

44. Revised Ancient Japanese History Beaverland Net - Net-Forum This korean chap said, “You know, historically speaking, korea was highly civilized in ancient times. The level of civilization was much higher than that of http://barclay.e-city.tv/oldhist/menu_en.html

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45. Travel In Korea: Tomb Of King Suro (Gyeongsang (South) Province) The Gaya period saw the cultivation of rice and production of iron, thereby playing a leading part in helping to form an ancient civilization in korea. http://www.lifeinkorea.com/Travel2/skyongsang/337

if(parent.location != self.location) parent.location='/Travel2/skyongsang/337' Select Area: Travel Main Page - CITIES Seoul City Incheon City Daejeon City Daegu City Gyeongju City Busan City Gwangju City - PROVINCES Gyeonggi Province Gangwon Province Chungcheong (North) Province Chungcheong (South) Province Gyeongsang (North) Province Gyeongsang (South) Province Jeolla (North) Province Jeolla (South) Province Jeju Island - SPECIALIZED Buddhist Temples National and Provincial Parks Night Life Ski Resorts World Cup Venues Select Location: Gyeongsang (South) Province Main Page - AMUSEMENT PARKS - - Tongdo Fantasia - BUDDHIST TEMPLES - - Daewon-sa - Gilsang-am - Haein-sa - Naewon-sa - Seognam-sa - Ssanggye-sa - Tongdo-sa - CITIES AND TOWNS - - Jinju - HISTORICAL AREAS - - Chungyeolsa (Shrine) - Deokcheon Seowon - Mun Ikjeom (First Cotton Cultivation) - Okjeon Tumuli - Tomb of King Suro - Tomb of Queen Suro - LANDMARKS - - Bulil Falls - Cheonghak-dong - Chokseok-nu Pavilion - Eoleum-gol Ice Valley - Jasujeong Cave - Namhae Bridge - Samseong-gung - MUSEUMS - - Gimhae Natural Museum - Naval Academy Museum - NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL PARKS - - Gaya-san National Park (South Gyeongsang Area) - Jiri-san National Park (South Gyeongsang area) - WORLD CUP VENUES - - Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium Tomb of King Suro Life in Korea rating: Average member rating N/A (0 ratings) King Kim Suro founded Garakguk (A.D 42) as ruler of Gaya and helped to promote the magnificent Gaya culture. The Gaya period saw the cultivation of rice and production of iron, thereby playing a leading part in helping to form an ancient civilization in Korea. King Suro's tomb stands as a state symbol of the Gaya culture. King Suro was also the family founder of the Gimhae Kim and Heo families. According to legend, King Suro was the first person to hatch from eggs. Nearby Gujibong is where golden eggs supposedly came down from the sky, from which the King emerged. Thus his name was

46. South Korea : Arts And Humanities : Museums Galleries And Centers or paper culture for the first time in korea, presenting itself is creating miniature reproductions inspired from the main ancient civilization master pieces http://search.asiaco.com/South_Korea/Arts_and_Humanities/Museums_Galleries_and_C

Home Add Site Change URL Search A S I A C O , T H E A S I A S E A R C H E N G I N E South Korea : Arts and Humanities : Museums Galleries and Centers Home South Korea Arts and Humanities : Museums Galleries and Centers Categories Colleges and Universities Malaysia, Singapore. Search Mobile content click here: Sites Andong Hahoe Village Masks Museum Explains Hahoe Masks, phrenological viewpoint, and a legend on Hahoe Masks. URL: http://www.tal.or.kr/tal/english/e-maskhahoe.htm presents works of contemporary Korean artists and Korean folk paintings of 19th century, the late Chosun period. URL: http://www.webspace.co.kr/ Art Seoul presenting a wide selection of the contemporary works of art from the artists around the world. URL: http://www.artseoul.net/ ArtSonje Museum Includes exhibition, collection, lecture series, information, bulletin board, and art shop. URL: http://www.artsonje.org/kyongju/sonje/emenu/emenu.htm China Avant-Garde Art advisory services to private and corporate collectors focusing on important contemporary Chinese art. URL: http://www.china-avantgarde.com

47. Buddhism And The Gandhara Civilization towards east as far away as Japan and korea. The intriguing record of Gandhara civilization, discovered in the and the petroglyphs along the ancient Silk Road http://www.storyofpakistan.com/articletext.asp?artid=A130

48. Buddhist News At Tipitaka Network history of eastern India and embolden the theory of the Brahmaputra civilization. Lancaster inaugurated as U. of West president South korea ancient texts to http://www.tipitaka.net/home/newsload.php?page=040402b

49. CURRICULUM History and civilization of South Asia since the Colonial Period SA SNCE COL CH JP KOR Social development in China, Japan and korea from ancient times to http://www.arts.chula.ac.th/~history/curriculum/bachelor/bachel_e.htm

Bachelor's Degree Program Program Structure : Total Credits credits - Required Courses 21 credits - Approved Electives 61 credits 27/21 Credits 34/40 Credits COURSES Required Courses 21 credits Modern Thai History Historical Thoughts and Historical Method American History from 1898 to the Present Seminar in Thai History Approved Electives 61 credits Intradicriplinary Approved Elective Courses 27/21 Credits Pre-Modern Thai History History of Tourism Contemporary History of Southeast Asia Local History of Thailand Art History of Thailand History of Relations between Archaeology and Thai History China, Japan, Korea from Ancient Southeast Asian History to the Southeast Asian History from the Fourteenth Century to the End of the Nineteenth Century European History from the Fifth European History from the Sixteenth Expansion of Europe Europe after World War II History of Russia and Eastern Europe Colonial American History to the Big Business Era History and Civilization of South Asia before the Colonial Period History and Civilization of South Social History of China, Japan and Korea

50. Ebooks_socsci history and culture of the three major ancient civilizations Egypt, Greece also choose a topic in whatever order or civilization desired History of korea, The http://rizal.lib.admu.edu.ph/Web_ref/html/ebook_socsci.htm

Home General Reference Resources Journal Article Databases E-books Resources by Subject E-Books Social Science Ancient Lands. A multi-media program designed to introduce students to the geography, history and culture of the three major ancient civilizations - Egypt, Greece and Rome. The program opens up with an active map which allows the user to click on the particular civilization to be examined. Handy index tabs at the side of the screen allow the user to switch databases with one click. The program can be run actively or passively; the viewer can click on "slide show" for example, and the program will begin a narrated tour of the particular subject the viewer selected. The viewer can also choose a topic in whatever order or civilization desired. Bookshelf '95.

51. History Of Mesopotamia --  Encyclopædia Britannica , Mesopotamia Resource on Mesopotamian civilization. China, Greece, and Rome, and ancient inventions Byzantine kingdoms, China, Japan, korea, Arabia, Mesopotamia http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=115353&tocid=55485&query=tower of babel

52. The Ancient World Web: Daily_Life Plan for teaching about the Indus Valley civilization. history and culture of korea stretching back site showcases everything from ancient musical instruments http://www.julen.net/ancient/Daily_Life/

@import "http://www.julen.net/ancient/ancient-adv.css"; The Daily Life Index Subcategories Cooking Sexuality Women The Links A Timeline of the History of Toys From roller skates and playing cards. Thin, but interesting. [English] [Last Site Update: 18-Apr-1999 Hits: 5038 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 8] Rate It Clothing of the Ancient Celts This page dispels some of the modern myths and misunderstandings about the clothing of the Celts. There's also a fantastic set of related links. [English] [Originally Added 18-May-1999] [Last Site Update: 21-Mar-2004 Hits: 10629 Rating: 8.25 Votes: 13] Rate It Daily Life in Ancient Rome Despite the poorly implemented frames, there's good information here on everything from Roman food to law. Entry added 1-Apr-1999. [English] [Last Site Update: 5-Mar-2002 Hits: 29364 Rating: 5.59 Votes: 44] Rate It Marriage in Ancient Rome Primary sources and conclusions. [English] [Last Site Update: 3-Apr-1999 Hits: 6505 Rating: 4.69 Votes: 16] Rate It Mrs. Donn's Daily Life Index Greece. Rome. China. India. Egypt. There are even lesson plans. The tone is informal and breezy - just right for kids just beginning to learn about the Ancient World. [English] [Last Site Update: 1-Apr-1999 Hits: 9422 Rating: 9.04 Votes: 24]

53. China Claims Ancient Kingdom - 01/26/04 scholars from South korea and North korea by releasing Goguryeo as an ethnic kingdom of ancient China. Buddhas and frescoed murals of a longdead civilization. http://www.detnews.com/2004/nation/0401/26/a10-44972.htm

@import url(/includes/css/enhanced.css); Latest Nation/World reports Home Page Essentials CyberSurveys Forums Photo Galleries Weather ... Contact Us Autos Autos Insider Drive Car Reviews Latest Deals ... Joyrides Business Business Careers Find a Job Real Estate ... Find a Home Metro Metro/State Wayne Oakland Macomb ... Detroit History Nation/World Nation/World Politics/Gov Census Health ... Technology Sports Sports Insider LIons/NFL Pistons/NBA Red Wings/NHL ... Scoreboards Entertainment Entertainment Events Event Finder Movies/TV/DVD ... Michigan's Best Living Lifestyle Homestyle Fitness Forums News Talk Autos Talk Wings Talk Lions Talk ... Tech Talk Previous Story Next Story Monday, January 26, 2004 China claims ancient kingdom Koreas believe neighbor is trying to use dynasty as border battle fodder By Anthony Faiola / Washington Post Comment on this story Send this story to a friend Get Home Delivery SEOUL, South Korea — The kingdom of Goguryeo ruled a broad swath of the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria for almost 700 years, spreading Buddhism to new Asian peoples and flourishing into what Koreans still consider to be one of their grandest ancestral civilizations. Crushed in a vise between more powerful dynasties in southern Korea and northeastern China, Goguryeo fell into the dust of history in 668 A.D. Today, however, it is suddenly emerging as far more than a historical footnote.

54. Civilization Fanatics' Forums - Modern-Day Enhancement Mod: has been renamed to another, completely unrelated, modern civilization. these modern names to the ancient ones is incomplete on the matter of one thing korea. http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=68814

55. Abstract1-4 from Siberia, China, and korea became the mixed origins of Japanese civilization descended from asiatics, Tungus, Møngols, and ancient civilizations of Bronze http://www.tobunken.go.jp/sympo02/abstract/abstract14_e.html

Collecting Japan's Antiquity in Colonial Korea: The Tokyo Anthropological Society and the Cultural Comparative Perspective Hyungil Pai University of California, Santa Barbara Jinshuron (Who are the Japanese?) debates mostly rested on rehashing myths and legends gleaned from the ancient texts of the Kojiki and Nihonshoki . However, when Torii's letters from the field came filtering in monthly from exotic corners of the Asian continent, that reported on the finds of shell-mounds, stone-tools, dolmens, and kofun remains, all "similar" to that of Japan, such news were eagerly anticipated by the members of the Tokyo Anthropological Society. This paper is devoted to introducing, describing, and analyzing the earliest field reports, photographs of ethnographic peoples, and material collections of prehistoric artifacts and burials that were published in the issues of the Tokyo Anthropological Society dating from 1890's - 1910's. I will especially focus on how the opening up of the Asian continent to Japanese fieldwork and the 1910 annexation of Korea permitted the first systematic art and archaeological surveys, excavations, and analysis of prehistoric pottery, settlement patterns, and burial classifications which to this day have served as the most important chronological framework for cross-dating Japan's ancient remains.

56. Institute Of Iberian And Latin American Studies Civilian Governments and Military Regimes by Lee, Young Jo (korea University), and 4. 1996 Research on Mexican ancient civilization in case of Aztec and Maya http://plaza.snu.ac.kr/~iberoam/english/conference/conference.html

Conferences and Seminars Conferences 1. International Conferences 1) 1996 The Current Situation and Future Strategy of Korean Studies in Spain and Latin America was held in KyungHee University on June 23. About 80 korean scholars, 5 foreign scholars, and many others participated. The conference was financed by the Korea Foundation of International Affairs. Presentations: WonBuddhism: Orthodoxy vs Heterodoxy by Liliana Garcia, The National Movement for Independence of Korea in 1919 by Fernando Torres, Current Researches on the Republic of Korea and Other Asian Countries in Universidad Complutense de Madrid by Florentino Rodao, The Relation between Korean Art and Peruvian Traditional Art by Martha Barriga, The Role of Christianity, Education, and Women in Korea by Jose Alvaro Porto Dapena, and Korean Language and Liquid Consonant by Lucrecio Perez Blanco. 2) 1994 NAFTA and Korean Economy took place in the International Conference Hall of College of Business Administration on Mar. 26, 1994. Financed by the same foundation. Presentations were as follows: A US-Mexico-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Sectoral Employment Effects and Regional/Occupational Employment Realignment in the United States by Robert Stern (Michigan University)

57. Seoul Foreign School - Middle School - Curriculum This unit on ancient civilizations begins with a study Village introduces the study of civilization and culture view of various villagers of traditional korea . http://www.sfs.or.kr/page.php?id=100357

58. Seattle Art Museum:Treasures From A Lost Civilization - Ancient Chinese Art From Only slightly smaller than the US in size, China rests in Eastern Asia and borders North korea and Vietnam. In ancient times, easy terrain, mild weather and http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/Exhibit/Archive/sichuan/map.htm

Only slightly smaller than the U.S. in size, China rests in Eastern Asia and borders North Korea and Vietnam. In ancient times, easy terrain, mild weather and abundant water made the Sichuan basin rich in vegetation and game, and hospitable to human settlement. Mountains or high plateaux isolated the province from the outside world, while a large network of rivers did allow for communication and trade with other parts of China.

59. Seattle Art Museum: Treasures From A Lost Civilization - Ancient Chinese Art Fro resources on Treasures from a Lost civilization and other SAM relating to East Asia (China, Japan korea). ancient China Links Comprehensive index of links to http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/Exhibit/Archive/sichuan/resource/resourceLinks.h

This list was compiled by staff at the Wyckoff Teacher Resource Center located at the Seattle Asian Art Museum. For teacher resources on Treasures from a Lost Civilization and other SAM art exhibitions visit the TRC . For more interesting links, please browser our community events listing Archaeology ArchNet A directory about archaeology, museums, sites, and publications DIG A children’s web site talking about archaeology in general East Asian Archaeology News and articles regarding archaeological finds in East Asia Selections from San Francisco Asian Art Museum’s recent exhibition High quality photos from a selection of archaeological pieces Arts Appreciation of Chinese Calligraphy History of Chinese calligraphy and examples Asian Arts An academic journal for adults with high quality pictures. Chinese Calligraphy Introduction to Chinese calligraphy and Chinese history Portland Chinese Garden Information regarding Chinese Gardens and Culture Metropolitan Museum of Art – Education Asian Links Seattle Chinese Gardens Information on Chinese Gardens and Seattle’s sister city Chongqing 5,000 Years of Chinese Art Exhibition

60. The Shoe On The Other Foot even with violence, if another nation like Iraq or even North korea insisted that we Maybe we could learn some sort of wisdom from that ancient civilization. http://www.tuppenceworth.ie/Politics/iraqshoe.html

Become a columnist. Or write an article Or head back to the homepage. Columns Fiona Brewer Laura Mackey Simon McGarr Fergal Crehan ... Emma Pearson The Shoe on the Other Foot If the United States and Iraq traded places, we would already be at war. I think I could speak for all Americans when I say that we would object, perhaps even with violence, if another nation like Iraq or even North Korea insisted that we allowed United Nations inspectors into our innermost weapons manufacturing processes. Worse, Americans would consider it an outright act of war if United Nations inspectors started nosing around OUR military facilities, especially inspectors from nations we consider hostile. In fact, if you get right down to it, whoÕs calling the kettle black? The United States is furious that Iraq may have a nuclear /biological /chemical weapons program, when the truth is that the United States has the largest by far of any nuclear /chemical weapons program and capability, and there is a strong possibility that we have a secret biological weapons program, as well. Iraq is under the leadership of a very intelligent dictator who not only survived a global effort to overthrow him by military force, but is a world-class player in the political scheming arena and if you ask me, heÕll survive this latest chest beating by the United States. In that regard, Saddam Hussein cannot be bested or removed from power, and he wins the chess match of global politics and the intrigue within his own fold.

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