61. LocalPin - Middle East in Social Sciences in Science in All in the location middle east in World in Jerusalemand helped found the University of London Institute of archeology. http://www.localpin.com/static/loc/middle_east/page/2.htm

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62. PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST are going to say we will be attacked because of our support for Israel, and if weget out of the middle Eastthat is The first proof, then, is the archeology. http://inhofe.senate.gov/pressapp/record.cfm?id=183110

63. Peace In The Middle East are going to say we will be attacked because of our support of Israel, and if weget out of the middle east that is us The first proof, then is the archeology. http://www.internationalwallofprayer.org/A-007-Senator-Inhofe-Peace-In-Middle-Ea

PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST Senate Floor Statement by U.S. Senator James M. Inhofe (R-Okla) March 4, 2002 I was interested the other day when I heard that the de facto ruler, Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Abdullah, made a statement which was received by many in this country as if it were a statement of fact, as if it were something new, a concept for peace in the Middle East that no one had ever heard of before. I was kind of shocked that it was so well received by many people who had been down this road before. I suggest to you that what Crown Prince Abdullah talked about a few days ago was not new at all. He tallked about the fact that under the Abdullah plan, Arabs would normalize relations with Israel in exchange for the Jewish state surrendering the territory it received after the 1967 Six-Day War as if that were something new. He went on to talk about other land that had been acquired and had been taken by Israel. I remember so well on December 4 when we covered all of this and the fact that there isn't anyhing new about the prospect of giving up land that is rightfully Israel's land in order to have peace. When it gets right down to it, the land doesn't make that much difference because Yasser Arafat and others don't recognize

64. Studies And Research Center On The Contemporary Middle East middle east, specifically the recomposition of spaces, communities and powers. CERMOCis linked to the Department of Social and Human Sciences and archeology http://www.nira.go.jp/ice/nwdtt/dat/1147.html

NIRA 's World Directory of Think Tanks Studies and Research Center on the Contemporary Middle East (CERMOC) PO Box 11-269, Riad El Solh, Beirut 1107 2110, Lebanon tel:961-1 615838/615841/615895 fax:961-1 615877 e-mail: cermoc.adm@lb.refer.org URL: http://www.lb.refer.org/cermoc Organizational Status: Governmental institute, founded in 1977. Background/Scope: CERMOC is an institute for research and cooperation in the social sciences, with headquarters in Beirut (Lebanon). The center opened a branch in Amman (Jordan) in 1988 and reopened its Beirut location with new facilities, staff, research teams and programs in 1991. Its dual location in Lebanon and Jordan underlines its regional vocation, which extends to include Iraq, Palestine and Syria. The scientific mission of CERMOC is defined as the study of states and societies in the Middle East, specifically the recomposition of spaces, communities and powers. CERMOC is linked to the Department of Social and Human Sciences and Archeology at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is overseen by an advisory council made up of prominent academics. Areas of Research: Political sciences, urban studies, sociology, geography, urban planning, contemporary history, anthropology, urban studies, political issues, social issues, development studies, communications and information.

65. Area Studies Courses <  Curriculum Guides <  Curriculum <  BBA <  Undergradu east. 15CLAS-521, the art archeology of the ancient world, middleeast. 15-JUDC-127, History of Jewish Civilization, middle east. 15 http://www.business.uc.edu/bba/curriculum/guides/ASCourses

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66. UT Library Online - CIRD - Archaeology 326, PCL, C 3, archeology. Historic Archaeology middle east (Islamicperiod of the present), PCL, B 2, archeology See Footnote 5. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/admin/cird/policies/subjects/archaeology.html

Choose Search UTNetCAT-Online Catalog -Title -Title Keywords -Author -Author Keywords -Subject -Subject Keywords -Mixed Keywords -Call Number Electronic Journals UTLOL-Library Web Site UT Austin's web site AllTheWeb Altavista Google IMDB.com Web Crawler Yahoo! UTLOL CIRD Collection Policies - Archaeology Archaeology BIBLIOGRAPHER: Shiela Winchester OTHER SUBJECT RESPONSIBILITIES: Classics ( Latin Literature , and Greek Literature Philosophy Religion English Literature (Acting) ... Celtic Literature (Acting) ADDRESS: Reference and Information Services PCL 2.430, Wag 1 PHONE: 495-4254 I. Purpose: To support teaching and research programs through the doctoral level. Archaeology is of interest to the departments of Classics, Anthropology, Art, Germanic Languages as well as the areas of Latin American, Middle Eastern and Asian Studies. II. General Collection Guidelines A. Languages: English is the primary language of collection with materials in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian collected on a broad basis. Materials in other languages are acquired selectively. Collecting of archaeological works in Arabic Hebrew Persian Chinese, Japanese, and other Oriental languages

67. Middle East Information Center :: Arab Israeli Conflict News, History, And Discu Scientifically speaking; no proof yet it was there. says anon. but science ie archeologydoes not seem to be his strong side as history. archeology proved it. http://middleeastinfo.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=XForum&file=post&action=ed

68. AAAPublicPolicyForum99 rights and violence against middle east populations, with a focus on the. aspectsof the archeology of Iraq and other areas of the Arab region in the. http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~elguindi/AAAPublicPolicyForum99.html

American Anthropological Association, Annual Meetings, Chicago, November 1999, Public Policy Forum, Violence Against the Middle East For all MES panels at AAA meetings visit http://www.ameranthassn.org/mes/index.htm AAA Public Policy Forum Violence Against the Middle East SEE PHOTO GALLERY FOR EVENT A session of the American Anthropological Association Thursday, November 18, 4 - 6:15 p.m. International Ballroom N, Second Floor Honorable Ramsey Clark, former Attorney General of the United States Professor Laura Nader, UC, Berkeley Professor McGuire Gibson, Oriental Institute, U of Chicago According to reports by United Nations and Human Rights agencies, each month an estimate of about six thousand Iraqi children perish from sanction related causes. That is, 133 children each day, nearly 50,000 a year die from complications from malnutrition and sewage contaminated water, from diarrhea, pneumonia and diseases like polio, cholera and typhoid. The proportional equivalent for the United States would be 69,000 children dying a month.

69. Arab Social Science Research (ASSR) - Country Index ? ArcheologieOnline middle east Resources ? ? archeology Is an official publication of the http//www http://www.assr.org/general/topics.asp?TID=101&cr=2

70. Archeology the prehistoric skulls and bones recovered from Shanidar Cave, which representedsome of the earliest human ancestors found in the middle east, remained safe http://www.wordtrade.com/society/archeology.htm

www.wordtrade.com/society Home Up The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave by Ralph S. Solecki Texas Archaeologists the world over breathed sighs of relief in April of 2003 when it was announced that of the three thousand artifacts looted from Baghdad's Iraq Museum, the prehistoric skulls and bones recovered from Shanidar Cave, which represented some of the earliest human ancestors found in the Middle East, remained safe and untouched. One of the real-life inspirations for Jean Auel's popular 1970s novel, The Clan of the Cave Bear , Shanidar Cave, discovered in 1951 by Ralph S. Solecki and his research team, lies nestled in the Baradost Mountains about four hundred kilometers north of Baghdad and is the only prehistoric cemetery site east of the Mediterranean. Long-awaited by anthropologists, The Proto-Neolithic Cemetery in Shanidar Cave systematically catalogs the thirty-five human skeletons, 26 burials and associated funerary artifacts excavated during the 1950s and 1960s. Other cave contents included stone tools, bone tools, gastropod shells, and animal teeth, all offering new evidence about the culture, agriculture, and trade of these people of the ninth millenium B.C. Although Shanidar Cave lies out of the main trade routes, its inhabitants maintained contact with distant areas in order to obtain obsidian, bitumen adhesive, exotic stones for beads, and other material. Because of this, cultural, social, economic, and religious customs were also being diffused throughout the area, heralding the "Neolithic Revolution."

71. Middle East Environmental Futures Norway, and has served on the Canadian delegations to those parts of the MiddleEast Peace Talks in Zoology, and a BA in archeology from Tel Aviv University. http://www.watsoninstitute.org/meef/english/participants.cfm

Jump to: Zaid Abdeen Samer Alatout Saleem Ali Jeff Albert ... Tanhum Yoreh Ziad Abdeen Samer Alatout Water Balances in the Eastern Mediterranean . Ottawa, Canada: IDRC, 2000. His broader interests include: water, power, and globalization; space and identity politics; colonial and postcolonial constructions of nature and the environment; geographic representations and power; and science, technology, development, and globalization. Saleem Ali Ore Conflicts: Mining, the Environment and Aboriginal American Development . He has traveled extensively in the Middle East and taught a training module on environmental conflict resolution for students in the University of the Middle East Project ( www.ume.org) Jeff Albert - Jeff is an environmental scientist with expertise in water resource management and digital spatial modeling. He currently teaches geographic information systems and science at Brown and is engaged in several research projects, including studies of salinization patterns in the coastal aquifer of Israel and vegetation dynamics in the Great Basin region of the western United States. He completed his Ph.D. in 2002 at the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies at Yale University. Prior to that, he worked as an analyst at the Israel Water Commission and also participated in several Israeli-Palestinian and Israeli-Jordanian projects. In 1999, he co-edited

72. ArabSites Search Engine For The Middle East: Regional Iraq with information on Iraqi history, culture, people, archeology, mythology,music database of celebrities, movie and music information in the middle east. http://www.arabsites.com/links/Regional/

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73. History, Geography And Culture Of The Middle East archeology, history, facts and general information, food, maps, pictures, refugees,social welfare A wonderful archive of early photographs of the middle east. http://www.meactivist.org/pages/Learn/History Geo Culture.shtml

History, Geography, Politics and Culture When the Middle East comes up in American conversation conventional wisdom usually has it that Arab civilization was great at one time, but not now. Is this a fair statement We don't think so. A good way to start is to focus on what the Middle East is, and not what it lacks. Whether it's the deep spirituality of Islam, the bustling entreprenurial energy of a souk (market), or the close ties of family and community, it's a pretty strong contrast to our fast connect/fast disconnect way of living. Religion is such a strong part of the region that it really belongs on this page, but in the interests of ease of use we have given it a separate (following) page. This page together with Religion starts to address an essential core of values and energy that come from the area, and are not necessarily evident on casual viewing. Don't overlook visiting our publications , where there is original writing dealing with these topics.

74. The New Push For Middle East Studies - Campus Watch (See Beyond the Ivory Tower, page 7.). We encourage students to look at artand archeology, at the medieval middle east, at the 18th century of Bosnia—a http://www.campus-watch.org/article/id/618

Home About Campus Watch Middle East studies in the News ... Links Middle East studies in the News From survey: University of Chicago From survey: Harvard University From survey: Middle East Studies Association (MESA) From survey: Georgetown University The New Push for Middle East Studies by Arthur Clark Saudi Aramco World January/February 2003 When Will Smith needed a crash course in Islam to play Muslim prizefighter Muhammad Ali in the 2001 film "Ali," he turned to the Center for Near Eastern Studies at the University of California at Los Angeles. Munir Shaikh, a Ph.D. candidate there, took on the job of instructing the actor after film director Michael Mann promised Smith that "he would get to the point where he understood Islam from the inside," Shaikh says. Mann knew that if his film biography were to show respect for its subject, it would have to show respect for the religion Muhammad Ali embraced in 1964. That meant Will Smith would have to reach beyond the Muslim boxer's external behavior and come to some understanding of the faith in his heart. So Shaikh not only taught the actor how to perform the physical postures of Muslim prayers and to recite them in Arabic, but also taught him the principles of Islam. "He was very interested in understanding the meaning behind the religious acts," says Shaikh, "things like the value of fasting during Ramadan in terms of curbing one's ego and one's desires." Shaikh's role on the set of "Ali" is one—somewhat unusual—part of a fabric of formal education, scholarly research and public outreach being woven by a group of 15 Middle East area-studies centers partly funded by the federal government under Title VI of the Higher Education Act and the Fulbright-Hays International Studies Program. The centers, located on university campuses across America, focus on a region that, traditionally defined, stretches from Morocco in the west to Iran and Turkey in the east—but which lately has also come to include countries with Muslim populations in Central Asia and the former Soviet Union. Following the tragic events of September 11, 2001, these centers have found their services more in demand than ever.

75. Middle East Studies Islamic law, Islamic theology, relations between the middle east and the world economy,political structures, social movements in the middle east. archeology. http://jsis.artsci.washington.edu/programs/mideast/COURSES/winter2003.htm

Middle East Studies Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies WINTER 2003 MIDDLE EAST STUDIES SLN: 8852 SISME 490 B SPEC TOP: TURKISH CULTURAL HISTORY (5 cr) KURU w/NEAR E 242A (SLN: 5825), CHID 498 (SLN: 8856) TTh 3:30-5:20 DEN 314 TURKISH CULTURAL HISTORY FROM EMPIRE TO NATION: Republic of Turkey was established in 1923. After a succession of wars, a population, consisting mostly of Muslim, was brought together and was defined as the Turkish nation. In this class the making of Modern Turkey on the ruins of a dismembered Empire will be discussed. The ongoing adventure of the people of Turkey, within a divided but fast-changing world will be presented and discussed through novels, movies, and scholarly articles. There will also be invited lectures by specialists on Turkish Republic and culture. SLN: 7293 SISME 490 A SPEC TOP: (EN)GENDERING THE POST-COLONIAL (5 cr) BERRADA, F IN NORTH AFRICAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE MW 2:30-3:50 SMI 404 F 2:30-4:20 THO 211 The course aims to present an overview of the literary and cultural scenes of the Maghreb with a focus on how recent voices from North African fiction and film are challenging both a fundamentally traditionalist and patriarchal establishment and a first-generation post-colonial male tradition. Through the study of selected works of fiction by writers from

76. Commentary Magazine - The Media And The Middle East The Media and the middle east. developments that hardly touch on the ArabIsraeli conflict,such as the shutdown of El Al or disputes over archeology, make news http://www.commentarymagazine.com/Summaries/V77I6P31-1.htm

var AID="07706031_1"; The Media and the Middle East Pipes, Daniel The task of the historian is often not to ascertain what the press says, but to go behind the face of the returns and to determine why it says what it says, when it says it, and what is the... ...As William C. Adams, the author DANIEL PIPES is a lecturer on history at Harvard University and the author of In the Path of God: Islam and Political Power (Basic Books... ...embassy official to claim that "Learning the arcane language of the wall posters in Peking, or quantifying the May Day pictures in Moscow to see who's in and who's out-that stuff is lots easier work than Saudi Arabia... ...But there are costs as well... ...Even developments that hardly touch on the ArabIsraeli conflict, such as the shutdown of El Al or disputes over archeology, make news abroad, in a way that analogous information about South Vietnam never did, or analogous information about Egypt, Jordan, or Saudi Arabia still does not... ...The deaths were significant only to the degree they shook U.S... ...involvement is more newsworthy than the reason for the involvement... ...Long after other displaced peoples of a generation ago have disappeared from American consciousness-Crimean Turks, eastern Germans, Koreans, Indians, Pakistanis, Jews from Arab lands-the Palestinians remain vivid...

77. Jerusalem Is At The Heart Of Most Middle East Disputes SERGE SCHMEMANN, Jerusalem Is at the Heart of Most middle east Disputes, New YorkTimes, October It is not a matter of assumption, or history, or archeology. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/jerusale.htm

SERGE SCHMEMANN, "Jerusalem Is at the Heart of Most Middle East Disputes," New York Times, October 27, 1996 JERUSALEM It is a city with no river, no major airport, not much industry, little strategic significance and too little water. Yet of all the issues separating Jews and Palestinians, none approaches the passions fired by Jerusalem. "Why?" said the tough-talking mayor of Jerusalem, Ehu Olmert. "Because when you separate all trivia from substance, this is the core of Jewish existence. This is everything that constitutes the raison d'etre of our existence." Among Palestinians, rare is the home, shop or office that does not prominently display a picture of the gilded Dome of the Rock, which has become the dominant symbol and icon of Palestinian nationhood. Every speech by Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian leader, includes an invocation of a future Palestinian state "with Holy Jerusalem as its capital." So powerful is the national and religious symbolism of the city and specifically of the man-made plateau that is sacred to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Haram al-Sharif, the "noble sanctuary"

78. Readers Write In On WSWS Coverage Of The Middle East Crisis There is no way that there will ever be peace in the middle east, so long the historicalclaim (have any of you ever heard of the term archeology), the moral http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/oct2000/corr-o28.shtml

Enter email address to receive news about the WSWS Add Remove SEARCH WSWS English German ON THE WSWS Donate to the WSWS Expansion Fund! Editorial Board ... Books Online OTHER LANGUAGES German French Italian Russian ... Indonesian LEAFLETS Download in PDF format HIGHLIGHTS Support the Socialist Equality Party in the 2004 US elections ... Correspondence Readers write in on WSWS coverage of the Middle East crisis 28 October 2000 Use this version to print The following is a selection of letters sent in reply to the October 16 WSWS http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/oct2000/mide-o16.shtml I wholeheartedly agree with the last paragraph of the above article by Messrs. Marsden and North. Further, I can say with some conviction that unless their warnings are heeded: then Israel might well be cast into the sea, as some Arab spokespersons have iterated. There can be no way in which one nation's people can carve out a place for themselves without first providing a place for that other nation's people whose country they plan to use as a mould. To attempt to do so is at once suicidal, and genocidal. If Israel is unable to come to terms with the Palestinian people, to say nothing about their Arab neighbours, then certainly Israel's longevity can be calculated in years rather than in decades or centuries. Armageddon is the surest way to homelessness yet to be assayed in modern times. Shall Israel be that nation whose citizens who, collectively, are willing to launch it? PC 18 October 2000 There is no way that there will ever be peace in the Middle East, so long as there are states that are based on ethnic, racial and religious exclusivism, just as you said, and there will be no peace in the world so long as there are states based on financial market exclusivism as I am sure you agree as well. The mechanisms of religious monopolies, economic monopolies, government monopolies, and knowledge monopolies have plagued us for too long. Without a coordinated cease, desist, and transition they will continue to threaten our existence just as they do right at this very moment. Thank you for your article.

79. Near East And Middle East Archaeology Central Asia. Near and middle east. North America. South MesoAmerica. Near eastand middle east Archaeology. All links leave the site and open a new window. http://www.cyberpursuits.com/archeo/ne-arch.asp

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80. Middle East Resorts And Lodges: Lodging And Vacation Guide Looking for resorts, lodges, or vacation rentals in middle east? http://www.resortsandlodges.com/lodging/middle-east/

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