1. Middle East Archeology (Avi Davis) July, 2003 middle east archeology. by Avi Davis. If American Middle East policy could be represented as an archeological dig, it would look something like this the http://www.freeman.org/m_online/jul03/davis.htm

MIDDLE EAST ARCHEOLOGY by Avi Davis If American Middle East policy could be represented as an archeological dig, it would look something like this: the Zinni Mission would be resting atop the ruins of the Tenet Work Plan, which would be crushing the remains of the Mitchell Commission Report, which would be settled on remnants of the pillaged Sharm al Sheikh agreement, all of which would be weighing down the collapsed foundations of the shattered Oslo Accords. If recent history is a reliable gauge, peacemaking produces more embarrassment than it does results and only fosters the impression that the United States is helpless to have any meaningful impact on the Arab Israeli conflict. Only three weeks into the life of the latest initiative, the Bush Administration's Road Map seems poised to join this historical ash heap. You didn't need to be Nostradamus to predict it : The contemptuousness of Hamas, the weakness of Abu Mazen, the brazen interference of Yasser Arafat, the raw hostility of the Palestinian street were all clear indicators of the impetuousness of any initiative that avoided dealing with the central issue of the Arab-Israeli conflict : the pan-Arab disinclination to recognize Israel's right to exist. Unable to grasp this fundamental obstacle to peace, the Bush Administration's Middle East policy has now become hostage to the kind of unrealistic expectations that churned Clinton's Middle East policies into mud and blinkered millions into believing that peace was just around the corner.

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home archive Middle East archeology By Avi Davis web posted June 30, 2003 If American Middle East policy could be represented as an archeological dig, it would look something like this: the Zinni Mission would be resting atop the ruins of the Tenet Work Plan, which would be crushing the remains of the Mitchell Commission Report, which would be settled on remnants of the pillaged Sharm al Sheikh agreement, all of which would be weighing down the collapsed foundations of the shattered Oslo Accords. Recent history would seem to indicate that peacemaking produces more embarrassment than it does results, and only fosters the impression that the United States is impotent in having any meaningful impact on the Arab Israeli conflict. Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi speaks during an interview in his home in Gaza City on June 29 following the ceasefire announcement What is it then that caused the Bush Administration to trundle down a road so ridden with pitfalls and cursed with the burned out chasses of so many past vehicles of peace? It is of course a noble American tradition to campaign for peace between belligerents - harking back to the bold interventionism of both Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Such idealism has always been based on the notion that the United States, free of Europe's historical baggage could wield significant leverage in a world fraught with violence and conflict. Such slogans as 'making the world safe for democracy' and 'new world order' gained currency and acceptance as distinctly American visions of a world in which violence and conflict would be contained.

5. Near East And Middle East Archeology This page links to sites that contain information on archeology in the Near andMiddle East. Afrika. Austrálie a Pacifik. Blízký a Strední Východ. http://home.worldonline.cz/~cz307421/ne-arch.asp.htm

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7. Librarian's Lobby May 2000, Daniel D. Stuhlman Etymology Of The Word Tell 3 Since middle east archeology is very different from European archeology,it is natural to use the local word to name the place. http://home.earthlink.net/~ddstuhlman/crc31.htm

Librarian's Lobby by Daniel D. Stuhlman May 2000 Using the Correct Reference Tool tell >. We are all familiar with this word meaning an artificial hill, or a mound, from a previous settlement. Since the word has passed into the English language, the first librarian looked up the word in an unabridged English dictionary. The English dictionary correctly defined the word and gave the etymology as if the word came from Arabic. Using the correct tools let us examine this word's etymology. Arabic as a written language is much more recent than Hebrew. Old or Early Arabic has no surviving written records. The Talmud, which pre-dates written Arabic, has some statements containing names of objects in Arabic, making the Talmud one of the earliest sources of recorded Arabic. Classical Arabic dates from about 632 C.E. with the creation of an Arab empire. Arabic contained many dialects because the speakers were tribal and isolated from each other. However, speakers from different dialects could understand each other. Because of this isolation, Arabic had fewer outside influences than Hebrew and tended to have short vowels. Because of the synthetic nature of how Arabic developed in the classical period, most of the verbal and noun forms are created from three letter roots. Hebrew, too, has three-letter roots, but certain words have remnants or clues to earlier two-letter roots. For example some two-letter roots became words with a yod as the middle letter or via a doubling of one of the letters.

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9. AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE EAST Profile and bibliography related to the archive which consists of over 8000 photographs and several hundred maps for several countries, mainly Jordan. http://www.arts.uwa.edu.au/Classics/archeology/rsame.html

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE EAST PATRON: HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS CROWN PRINCE HASSAN BIN TALAL REMOTE SENSING FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE EAST As this photograph by James Sauer of the Roman fort of Qasr Bshir in Jordan illustrates, the antiquities of Jordan can be spectacularly well-preserved (see Kennedy and Riley 1990). The AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE EAST was established in 1978 under the patronage of Crown Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan. Financial support has been provided by, amongst others, the British Academy, the Society of Antiquaries of London and the Australian Research Council. To date it consists of over 8000 photographs and several hundred maps for several countries, mainly Jordan. See also the link to the Aerial Archive for Jordan. Many other sites can be far less well-preserved. This small Byzantine town at Khirbet Khau in northern Jordan was difficult to interpret at ground level when visited by travellers a century ago and has been "lost" within the perimeter of a military base for the last half century. The air photograph, however, makes it far more readily and immediately intelligible, depicting the fort in the top right and the town which grew up around it on the west and south. The REMOTE SENSING FOR ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE EAST project is an outgrowth of the former, funded since 1991 by the Australian Research Council.

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12. Academic Islamic Studies And Middle East Studies Web Sites Academic Islamic Studies and middle east, Central Asian, and other Area Studies Sites wellorganized page of links MES Links middle east Anthropology and archeology on the Internet http://www.arches.uga.edu/~godlas/MESCenters.html

Academic Islamic Studies and Middle East, Central Asian, and other Area Studies Sites Academic Islamic Studies Sites and Professors of Islamic Studies In addition to the Islamic Studies Site of Prof. Godlas (here at the University of Georgia), there are a number of other academic web sites for the study of Islam: Islamic Area Studies Project at the University of Tokyo. Islamic Studies Pathways, compiled by Prof. Gary R. Bunt of the University of Wales, Lampeter, this site briefly describes and evaluates sites useful for students of Islam. Syllabi for the Teaching of Islam This site, compiled for the American Academy of Religion, includes a number of syllabi used by professors at the university level. (Link fixed, 4 January 2002.) IslamWeb a project of professors Carl Ernst and Charles Kurzman at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Carolina, Duke, Emory Institute for the Study of Islam (CDEKISI) is a a cooperative project sponsoring, among other things, seminar presentations at each of the participating institutions. Yale University Islamic Studies Program Dr. Barbara R. Von Schlegell's Islamic Studies Page

13. Cyndi's List - The Middle East More than 209 300 links! 206 850 links, categorized crossreferenced, in over 160 categories. Another 2 450+ uncategorized new links in the works. The middle east. Main Index. Alphabetical Index Jewish/Israel History Genealogy, archeology, Diaspora, Israel History   http://www.cyndislist.com/mideast.htm

document.write(''); The Middle East Main Index Alphabetical Index Topical Index "No Frills" Index ... Text-Only Index Search this page: Edit, Find Search the entire site: The index links below work best if you allow your web browser to load the entire page first. Category Index: General Resource Sites Newspapers Records: Census, Cemeteries, Land, Obituaries, Personal, Taxes and Vital World GenWeb Related Categories: Eastern Europe Greece Jewish Western Europe Planting Your Family Tree Online Preview the Table of Contents Cyndi's List The BOOK! 2nd Edition 2 Volumes Netting Your Ancestors Genealogy Bookstore In association with Amazon.com Ancestry Magazine Genealogical.com GPC and Clearfield Company Genealogy Warehouse Submit a New Link Report a Broken Link Update a Link General Resource Sites Armenia-based professional research services. A clearinghouse for Armenian genealogy, mostly in the French language, but with some English. Links to the web sites of various levels of judicial courts. Links to the web sites of various levels of judicial courts. From the Foundation of the Hellenic World. The Genealogy Project aims at reconstructing the family trees of the Asia Minor refugees, Greek-Orthodox inhabitants of Asia Minor and Pontos (the Black Sea region) who were expelled from their homeland after the Asia Minor disaster in 1922, and took refuge in Greece. The family data to be collected will begin with the grandparents of each Asia Minor refugee, and follow into their posterity.

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BOOK DATABASE SEARCH Searchable Online Middle East Book Database home main bibliography news mewviews ... donations Fill in fields and then press Search . Leave all fields blank and press Search to show all books in the database. Author: Enter full or partial author last name. Examples: Chomsky (full) or Chom (partial); Abu-Lughod or Lughod. Title: Enter full or partial title. Examples: From Beirut To Jerusalem (full) or Beirut (partial). Category: Categories 1948 War and Nakba Alawi Anti-Semitism Anti-Zionist critiques Arabs and Arab Nationalism Archeology (including Biblical Archeology and Canaan) Art , folk art and the Arts (except literature) Assyrians Autobiography and first-hand accounts Bahai Bedouin Biography Christianity in the Middle East Colonial Mandates Colonialism Copts Crusades Dialogue Druze France General Great Britain Historical overview Introductory Iran-Iraq War, Desert Storm, Gulf Issues Islam and Arabs Islam and Islamic Fundamentalism Ismaili Sect (also Assassins) Israeli-Palestinian-Arab Conflict Jerusalem Jewish Fundamentalism Jews and Christians Under Islam Kurds Lebanon War Literature Occupation and Intifada October War (Yom Kippur War) Oil Oslo Peace Process Ottoman Palestinian Nationalism and the PLO Peace Process People and Culture Politics Reference Refugees Religion Revisionist Zionism Russia /USSR in the ME Shi'a Muslims Sinai Campaign Six Day War Suffi Sect Sunni Sect USA in the Middle East Wars and Military Women WWII and Holocaust Zionism Zoroastrianism Country: Countries Multiple Countries Mediterranean rim North Africa Central Asia

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17. Middle East Travel/Culture/Religion Links of Events in most middle east Countries. Mining Company Israeli Culture and ResourcePage . Monuments From The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia archeology in Saudi Arabia http://www.mideastweb.org/mewcultlinks.html

Culture/Travel Links Acropolis Hotel (Jouniyeh, Lebanon) - Lebanese Tourism, Culture, and Links Ada Aharoni's home page. - Dialog through culture. Ahlan wa sahlan Welcome Al Bawaba - The Gateway - Exhaustive links to Arab Middle East Web pages. AL Qaradawi's Homepage Al-Nafitha Al-Nafitha Arabic Magazine deals with Arabic culture and history of the Arabs Algerian American Association of Texas Cultural association Ali Al Awadh - Original and engaging sculpture Ali Khalaf Al-matar Homepage Jordan, Arabic poetry, chemical engineering Altshakeeli - Arabic language art web site. American Federation of Ramallah, Palestine AFRP is the largest organization of American Arabs in the U.S. formed to promote social interaction among the members and to cherish their common heritage. Anis Alaeddin Homepage Links to interesting Palestinian and other Arab sites Antiochian Orthodox Parishes with Web Sites Listing of Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese parishes in North America with WEB sites. ArabCulture Arabic Poetry - Dr Ali Mehilba's great online anthology of poetry. "Arabs Are Not Dead"

18. BABELITE VS MIDDLE EAST NATIVES The common Arab has the same physical appearance as those Arabs / Jewsfound in middle east paintings, archeology and anthropology. http://arabisraelites.fortunecity.net/f2350.htm

zstartz Descendants of the Babelites vs Natives of the middle east GENESIS 41:45 And Pharaoh called Joseph's name Zaphnathpaaneah; and he gave him to wife Asenath the daughter of Potipherah priest of On. And Joseph went out over all the land of Egypt. The tribe of Joseph came out of the womb of an Egyptian mother. Joseph himself was a descendant of Canaanites, Syrians and Iraqis. The 3 guys in the back ground are Arabs I worked with in about 1980. The 3 in the front are Europeans who claim to be they are Jews. I captured them off of 60 minutes. Every Israelite in the scriptures was out of the wombs / loins of the Arabs of the middle east. Those claiming to be "Jews" have the same physical appearance as every other European. The common Arab has the same physical appearance as those Arabs / Jews found in middle east paintings, archeology and anthropology. Did living in Europe for 2000 years change their physical appearance? Does living in Europe make people "white"? NO! There are Arab families who have lived in Europe for hundreds of years and they still look like Arabs. There are Africans who have lived in Europe for hundreds and their hair has not turned blond, their eyes have not turned blue and their faces have not turned pink. The reason why these counterfeit "Jews" look like Europeans is because they are not descendants of the bible Jews, they are Europeans.

19. BLUE BOOK ONLINE - AN A-Z GUIDE OF UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO EXPERTS Reilly Professor Near middle eastern Civilizations Office 416978-5672 http//www.utoronto.ca/nmc/faculty/reillycv.htmlNear east archeology (Israel, Jordan http://link.library.utoronto.ca/bluebook/experts.cfm?topic_id=166

20. BLUEBOOK ONLINE: University Of Toronto Experts Reilly Professor Near middle eastern Civilizations Office 416978-5672 http//www.utoronto.ca/nmc/faculty/reillycv.html.Near east archeology (Israel, Jordan http://link.library.utoronto.ca/bluebook/printbrowse.cfm?heading_id=0&topic_id=1

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