61. University Of Tennessee: Department Of Classics Includes minor arts and the relationship between archeology and art peninsula and the roman World from prehistoric times to the fall of the roman empire (1000 BC http://web.utk.edu/~classics/courses/complete_course_list.html

Campus Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Libraries Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Dept. Directory Select type of search People Search Campus Search System Search Advanced Search Page Department of Classics Programs Courses Scholarships Faculty ... Home Courses in Ancient Greek and Roman Civilization 201. Introduction to Classical Civilization (3). Introductory survey of civilization of ancient Greece and Rome. Includes aspects of history, literature, art and archaeology, philosophy and religion. Writing-emphasis course. 221. Early Greek Mythology (3). Archaic Greek religion through comprehensive study of Greek myths with emphasis on how they reflect the early Greek vision of the universe and humanity's place in it. Origins and development of Greek myths and the rise of organized religion, from Bronze Age to about 450 BC. Readings include Hesiod and Aeschylus. Writing-emphasis course. 222. Classical Greek and Roman Mythology (3). Use of myth in literature, history, religion and philosophy of Greece and Rome from about 450 BC to about 350 AD. Two foci are the latter half of the fifth century BC and the last quarter of the first century BC. Includes Oriental intrusion into Greece and Rome, including early Christianity. Readings include Sophocles, Euripides, Roman poetry, and modern scholarship. Writing-emphasis course. 232. Archaeology and Art of Ancient Greece (3).

62. Ancient Egypt Links and Frequently Asked Questions on the roman empire. The Weapons of roman War trebon1.jpg (2215 King Tut (Tutankhamen), Egyptian games, and archeology. http://www.educate.net.au/feature_archive/ancient/

Ancient Egypt Start the journey with Daily Life, Gods and Religion, Funerary Customs, Orientation, Chronology Mesopotamia General Resources, Mesopotamian History, Religion, Zoroastrianism, Mesopotamian Languages, Cuneiform, Mesopotamian Architecture, Art, Literature, Mathematics and Science TimeLine: Ancient Rome Provides a chronological index of the history of Ancient Rome with extensive links to internet resources. Emphasis is placed upon the use of primary source material and new perspectives upon the roles of women in ancient time. Welcome to Ancient Mediterranean History! A site that links to information on Greece, Rome and Egypt. This web site is part of an international project called Thinkquest. LacusCurtius: into the Roman World The core of this site is the Roman Gazetteer, a commented photo album of Roman towns and monuments. The Roman Empire at its Greatest Extent A map showing the extent of the Roman Empire in the Third Century AD. The Olympians The Olympians by their Greek and Latin names, and their relationship to Zeus. Also includes ancient Greek religion.

63. History OdAncient Hiatory And Archeology-The Department Of History- Bogazici Uni with an emphasis on Anatolia. The chronological scope arches from the Bronze Age to the roman empire. The aim is to equip students http://hist.boun.edu.tr/Ancient_Archeology.HTM

Main Page Ancient History and Archaeology The Graduate Program in History offers ‘Ancient History and Archaeology’ as an area of specialization. The focus is on the history and achaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean Region. Applicants are not required to have an undergraduate degree in History or Archaeology, but will have taken at least four undergraduate courses in Archaeology and/or Ancient History. Reading knowledge of a second modern foreign language (e.g. German, French, Italian) is strongly recommended. Students specializing in ‘Ancient History and Archaeology’ follow the general path of the Histoy M.A. program with the following amendments: The M.A. candidate must complete two courses in Theory and Methodology in Archaeology and History of Art and Architecture . Students must take an ancient language course during the first year of study. Elective courses offered will vary every year covering a geographical range from the Aegean to the Near East with an emphasis on Anatolia. The chronological scope arches from the Bronze Age to the Roman Empire. The aim is to equip students with the necessary tools and critical perspective to approach topics of investigation in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean World. Students will be encouraged to participate in Bogaziçi University’s current Interdisciplinary Research Project at Tarsus-Gözlükule The Interdisciplinary Research Project at Tarsus-Gözlükule.

64. Mezopotamia Archeology History Guided Tour We will visit the unique Mausoleum of Antiochus I, King of the tiny Kommagene Kingdom that resisted the mighty roman empire for so many years. http://www.allegroholidays.com/Archeology/Mesopotamia-treasure-every-moment.htm

Escorted Tour in Northern Mesopotamia TREASURE EVERY MOMENT IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN 4 nights/5 days US$ 488 ITINERARY : Day 1. Wednesday Arrival at Gaziantep Day 2 Thursday Mount Nemrut Day 3. Friday After breakfast, depart to Sanliurfa . On the way pay a visit to the Atatürk Dam, which is one of the biggest Dam projects in the world. After a brief information about SEAP (GAP region), have lunch and depart to Sanliurfa, the ancient city of Ur. In this land lying between the Euprathes and the Tigris rivers, lived Abraham, the patriarch claimed by three world religions. Drive to the ancient city of Harran which is mentioned in the Holy Bible.( The river watering the garden flowed from Eden. The LORD God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.( Gen 2 :10 -15 NIV ). Sightseeing tour of the ruins of the oldest Islamic University, Castle of Harran, and authentic Harran houses. Back to Sanliurfa ,paying a visit to the cave where Abraham is believed to have been born. Visit the sacred fish pool and the fortress that overlooks both these holy sites. Dinner and overnight . S aturday After breakfast Drive to Mardin.

65. Holy Land History Briefs are of the very best quality, and a must if you are interested in Bible archeology. and the Near East hundreds of years before the rise of the roman empire. http://www.bibleprobe.com/archeology.htm

Return to BibleProbe Discussion Board Archeology famous "Tribute Penny" Tiberius. AD 14-37, Silver denarius Likeness of the Emperor Tiberius on one side, and his mother Livia, seated on a throne, on the reverse. (MARK 12:15-17) Shall we give, or shall we not give? But he, knowing their hypocrisy, said unto them, " Why tempt ye me? bring me a penny, that I may see it. " And they brought it. And he saith unto them, " Whose is this image and superscription ?" And they said unto him, Caesar's. And Jesus answering said unto them, " Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's ." And they marvelled at him. Did Ramses III take the Ark? Was Ramses III the Bibles' "Shishak"? Click picture to enlarge Mike Sanders, who runs "

66. Abbeys Bookshop - Later Roman Empire 284-602 V1 Fiction (29025 Titles). Reference (1053 Titles). History and archeology (9037 Titles). Gift Vouchers (11 Titles). Later roman empire 284602 V1 (vol 1). http://www.abbeys.com.au/items/01/27/52/

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Could not build the menu javascript is turned off Quick Search Title/Keywords Author ( Advanced ) Categories Art, Architecture and Photography (3462 Titles) Music and Performing Arts (3552 Titles) Language Learning, Foreign Language, ESL and ELT (9771 Titles) Biography (3559 Titles) Literature (8070 Titles) Fiction (29025 Titles) Reference (1053 Titles) History and Archeology (9037 Titles) Philosophy and Religion (5260 Titles) Social sciences and Law (11321 Titles) Economics and Business (1961 Titles) Science and Medicine (6354 Titles) Computing and information technology (915 Titles) Health, Cooking, Gardening and Practical Interests (2804 Titles) Travel and Leisure Interests (3451 Titles) Children's and educational (13072 Titles) Gift Vouchers (11 Titles) Later Roman Empire 284-602 V2 (vol 2) Author : A H M JONES Format : Trade Paperback ISBN : Publisher : The Johns Hopkins University Press Publication Date (UK) : June 1986 Imprint : Johns Hopkins University Usually ships within 24 hours Web Price AUD$73.00 Similar items can be found in these categories: Reference Abbey's Bookshops 131 York Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Phone: +61 2 9264 3111 or 1800 4 BOOKS (1800 426 657) Fax: +61 2 9264 8993 Book enquiries: books@abbeys.com.au

68. The Archeology Of Roman Britain empire. roman Britannia (9 threads, 189 posts) For historical discussion of Rome s conquest and colonization of Britain, 55 BC 449 AD The archeology of http://www.ancientworlds.net/aw/Thread/65453

New! The Orient Rome Hellas Egypt ... Site Map Welcome Join the Group! BRITANNIA For discussion of the half-millennium during which Britain was a province of Rome's Empire. Roman Britannia threads, posts) For historical discussion of Rome's conquest and colonization of Britain, 55 BC - 449 AD ... The Archeology of Roman Britain Historical Thread For posts concerning archeological finds and what they teach about Romano-British history. Extraordinary progress has been made in understanding Roman and Anglo-Saxon Britain merely through the archeology of the past 50 years in particular. For notes of interest! Created by: Heraklia Aelius, Nov 29, 2002 Members have made Posts here to date. 13 more Posts Viewing Posts List Bottom Re:Domitianus Demetrios Xanthippos, May 13, 2004 Isn't Domitianus the biggie? Heraklia Aelius, May 12, 2004 Current Issue of MINERVA reports on a coin hoard and a book on Roman Lincoln Aurelian Junius, May 10, 2004 Just the beginning!

69. Biblical Archeology Bible Places. Biblicalarcheology.net. Biblical Chronologist. Near Eastern Archaeology. Ancient Coins. Maps of the roman empire. Tacitus (roman Historian). http://www.kingdomquest.com/archaeology.html

WWW Kingdom Quest ChristianBooks - Bibles Bible Studies Bible Reference Works Bible Study Guides ... Biblical Archeology Society Explore the lands of the Bible, encounter their ancient cultures, and learn more of biblical archaeology Biblical Archeology Library Amazing Discoveries in Bible Archaeology Bible Places ... WebNet International, Inc

70. Archaeology And Material Culture Links Page Technicians archaeology field workers union; University of Indianapolis archeology and Forensics digs in the former area of the roman empire; Marble Collecting http://www.iupui.edu/~anthpm/links.html

Last update May 5, 2003 Please email me if you find dead links Archaeological Digs Material Culture Museums and virtual exhibits Journals/Newsletters/Zines ... Send me new links Archaeological Digs American Battlefield Protection program : National Park Service archaeological program The Ancient City of Athens Andes Expedition : 500 year-old sacrifice victim perfectly preserved; cool "virtual autopsy" Anglo-American Project in Pompeii Archaeology email lists and newsgroups : thorough inventory of archaeology email lists Ashkelon, Israel : oldest seaport in Israel, and thriving Bronze Age trade center Atskouri Project : focusing on Greek influence on the upper Mtkvari River near the Black Sea Bledsoe's Lick : early European settlement in Tennessee Bone Bank : protohistoric site on the Posey River in Indiana Boxgrove, England : middle Pleistocene site in West Sussex Buffington Island Battlefield : 1863 Civil War site in Ohio Caracol, Mexico : Classic Maya site in Belize Castle Hill : nineteenth-century Russian trade colony in Alaska Catal hoyuk : among the most famous Anatolian sites (Turkey) Colony of Avalon : post-1621 Newfoundland colonial settlement DeMille's Lost City : archaeology of Cecil B. DeMille's 1923

71. Raceandhistory.com - European History AD A Recreation • The Byzantine empire and the Pictorial Tours The roman Forum The Imperial BooksAncient Medieval-Modern archeology - Another Great http://www.raceandhistory.com/Europe/

News Links Message Board Historical Views TriniView ... Homepage Recommend a link for this page on the Message Board Ancient Greece Alexander The Great The Hellenistic Kingdoms ... Becoming Human - The Institute of Human Origins Neanderthals and Modern Humans in Western Europe Lectures on Ancient and Medieval European History Neanderthals and Modern Humans - A Regional Guide Genetic Evidence Ancient DNA European History Web Links Ancient Greece Ancient History Sourcebook Ancient Greece for Fun Ancient Greek Cities Athens, Sikyon, Corinth, etc. An Introduction to the Panhellenic Games The Role of Women in Athens The Ancient Source various ancient essays The Ancient Olympics part of the Perseus Project The Athenian Constitution The Classical view of the Mind The Perseus Atlas Project of ancient Greece Hellas:Net history of Hellas Ancient Greece The History by Herodotus (mainly The Persian Wars) The History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides Ancient Athens Ancient Greek World (Univ. of Pennsylvania) Ancient Greek Philosophy, Science, Theology Alexandros, Fragments from the Ptolemy Library Atlas of the Greek and Roman World Ancient Sites - Tour of ancient Rome or Athens ... The Greeks - Crucible of Civilization on PBS The Ancient Olympics "The Real Story" back to the top Alexander the Great In the Footsteps of Alexander the Great BBC An Alexander the Great Page Another Alexander the Great Page at Boise State University Lecture: Alexander the Great Sources Alexander Page at William's College Adrian on Alexander Adam Hackney's Alexander the Great Page John J. Popovic's Alexander the Great Page

72. Internationales Doktorandenstudium that came under the direct rule and administration of the roman empire during its A. Carandini, M. Bettini et al.), and block seminars on archeology in Africa http://www.uni-erfurt.de/vergleichende_religionswissenschaft/egk-basisinfo.htm

International Graduate School of the Universities of Siena , Trento (Italy) and Erfurt(Germany) Provinces of the Roman Empire: European-Mediterranean Cultural Interferences Le culture delle province romane: interazioni euromediterranee – History – Archaeology – Religious Studies – The graduate school aims at studying in a comparative perspective the local changes in those regions that came under the direct rule and administration of the Roman Empire during its expansion, i.e. the formation of the provinces, or into the sphere of Rome’s influence. It will be the central task of the graduate school to develop new models of description for these processes. The term "interference" signals the abandonment of a centralist perspective. "Interferences" are not only relations of exchange, disturbance and reinforcement between spatially differentiated cultures, but they are also part of local and regional "cultural systems". Such "interferences" can also affect technical and organisational knowledge and practices such as patterns of rule, conceptions of the world and of religions. In a geographical perspective, Africa, Greece Gaul and the Northwestern provinces as well as Italy itself (Latium, Etruria) are at the centre of our attention. Within this geographical frame, it is the interaction of settlement-geographical, military-geographical and political-organisational factors with the respective material culture, with religion and with conceptions of rule that interest us most. The collaboration within a European research group, comprising specialists in their fields from Italy and Germany, offers the chance to review both national and European historical traditions of research.

73. Latin History resources from topics like roman literature, military, and archeology to information Slavery in the roman empire Numbers and Origins This paper was written by http://www.unt.edu/fllc/languages/latin/history.htm

This page contains links to the history of Rome Rome Classical Roman Resources This page contains resources from topics like Roman literature, military, and archeology to information on the politics, philosophy, drama, and religion of Rome Roman History Useful Links This page contains general reference links as well as links on their government, art, and mythology. Ancient Roman History Timeline: This page is an extremely thorough look at the history of the Romans. It includes a great number of primary sources and valuable information on the roles of women during this time period. Great page!! Forum Romanum This page is filled with offerings ranging from toga etiquette to a virtual tour of the Forum Romanum and is devoted to celebrating and explaining ancient Rome. Slavery in the Roman Empire: Numbers and Origins This paper was written by John Madden at University College in Dublin, Ireland. Dead Romans Roman coins, history, and a 3D walkthrough of archeological sites including the Colosseum and Forum Romanum are what you will get when you take a journey through the Dead Romans Home Page

74. The Roman Empire roman Survey This is an adequate one volume history on the roman empire. He states in the forward that his concern is archeology and that he has worked in http://www.sciencebooknet.com/The_Roman_Empire_0674777700.html

The Roman Empire The Roman Empire by Authors: C. M. Wells , C.M. Wells Released: 01 October, 1995 ISBN: 0674777700 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: Book > The Roman Empire > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: The Roman Empire > Customer Review #1: Excellent Further Reading This is a great book on the early empire. Wells covers the time from the fall of the republic concentrating on the reign of Augustus to about the time of Commodus. He does a very good job of explaining the time of Trajan and Hadrian and how the empire was consolidated and at peace for an extended period of time. There is a good balance of the life of the Emperors, everyday life in Rome and the provinces, the army, and the senate. The best thing about this book is the 41 page further reading section. This has been my main source to reference for books on ancient Rome. It is not just an annotated bibliography; Wells has topical sections like Roman coinage, imperial cult, treason, financial administration, town planning, Jewish sources, etc. and in each section lists recommended books. There are also ten pages of maps, plates, and a useful timeline. An excellent book to get you started on reading about the early Roman Empire. The Roman Empire > Customer Review #2:

75. Patrick's History Links ROMARCHroman Art and archeology clickable map, discussion group (www.onelist.com/group Illustrated History of the roman empire http//www.romanempire.net/. http://www.mindspring.com/~demitrius/history.html

Pat and Demi's History Page elcome to my page of history links; its small but growing. My name is Patrick Giordani and I am a graduate student in Psychology at the University of California, Riverside. Although not majoring in history, I have always had a deep love of antiquities, especially classical studies andRepublican/Imperial Roman military science. Above you will find my personal coat of arms (not Roman, but Italian in origin). If you happen to run into any interesting links, please email me. THELEGIO X GEMINA HOMEPAGE II ARCHNETEurope VIRTUALROME ROMARCH(univ.Michigan USA) ... POMPEII Roman Informational Sites Roman Army Reenactor email discussion list http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/RomanArmy ArmamentariumA "virtual book" of Roman arms and armor, with dozens of links. Subscribe to ArmaList, an email list, for discussions about Roman military equipment and related topics. http://www.ncl.ac.uk/~nantiq/arma/ RomanSitesOver 1200 Internet sites having to do with anything Roman. Subscribe for updates. http://www.ukans.edu/history/index/europe/ancient_rome/E/Roman/RomanSites*/home.html

76. OUP USA: The Oxford Illustrated Prehistory Of Europe: Barry Cunliffe Greece or arose outside of the roman empire, beyond ancient myths and the writings of roman observers. Now the most recent discoveries of archeology have been http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/ClassicalStudies/AncientHistory/~~

Check Out Help Search More Search Options Browse Ancient History Ancient History Egyptian Greek ... Roman Browse Related Subjects Archaeology Ancient Never Miss an OUP Sale! Free Email Alerts! More Oxford email lists Enter Sales Promo Code Subjects Classical Studies Ancient History The Oxford Illustrated Prehistory of Europe Edited by Barry Cunliffe hardback 568 pages Also In Stock : paper May 1994 In Stock Price: $55.00 $5.00 (US) $10.00 (INTL) Product Details About the Author(s) "Breathtaking sweep and complexity... A scholarly work, dense with facts and stingy with generalizations. It is also rich with the stuff of lifehowever dimly glimpsed todayon the other side of the past." Chicago Tribune A complete prehistory of Europe in one full-color volume.

77. Archeology Resources On The Internet of Imperial Rome, with a linkable map of the roman empire. Leptiminus A roman port city in Tunisia. Page posted by Classics and Mediterranean archeology (C MA http://www.brynmawr.edu/Acads/Cities/CNEA/arch8.html

Archeology Resources on the Internet An Aid for Classical and Near Eastern Archeology Students at Bryn Mawr College Introduction Table of Contents General Archeological Resources on the Web Specific Websites Pertinent to BMC Course Topics Other Relevant Websites General Archeological Resources on the Web ABZU A compilation of resources on the Ancient Near East, published by the Oriental Institute, a "museum and research organization devoted to the study of the ancient Near East." Founded in 1919 by James Henry Breasted, the Institute, a part of the University of Chicago, is "an internationally recognized pioneer in the archaeology, philology, and history of early Near Eastern civilizations." This site lists research projects in the area, museum collections on the Near East, and special sections dealing with each part of the Near Eastern archeology (Egypt, Mesopotamia, Iran, Anatolia, the Levant, Cyprus). It also includes photographic archives of the relevant regions. ArchNet The University of Connecticut, under the direction of Thomas Plunkett, has created a visually wonderful and informative site called ArchNet. It "provides access to archaeological resources available on the Internet." Graphic images connect the searcher to his/her query. There are hundreds of links to archeological Internet sites. ArchNet is organized into two main sections: regional and subject heading. There is a helpful hyper-link map to guide the user to the region of her/his interest. A Bryn Mawr student, for example might click on

78. The Jerusalem Post Newspaper: Online News From Israel: Tourism : Tourism Article of Jewish communities to cling to this land, when the roman empire had already As I walked through the museum s archeology wing recently, I almost laughed out http://www.jpost.com/com/Archive/27.Sep.1999/Tourism/Article-15.html

SEARCH CENTER LETTERS FEEDBACK WEATHER ... ABOUT US Internet Team: Nina Keren-David Derek Fattal Roni Hercz Ari Leichtberg ... Ellie Silverberg Senior Editor: Ilan Chaim Technology Team: Yaniv Yemini Allon Herman Powered by: Silicon Graphics Monday, September 27, 1999 17 Tishri 5760 Updated Mon., Sep. 27 01:56 Local archeology's greatest hits By ALLAN RABINOWITZ (May 13) - The archeology wing of the Israel Museum, laid out chronologically, embraces the sweep and continuum of human history from the earliest wanderings beyond the continent of Africa. It continues through the the fashioning of clay into utensils and oracles, the smelting of metals, the development of farming, the creation of rituals, villages, cities and kings, through the successive births of three great monotheistic religions that changed the world. The sheer quantity of objects - skull fragments, pottery shards, arrowheads, ossuaries, figurines, beads, seals, etc. - can be overwhelming and, after a while, numbing. How many oil lamps can you view at once? But if you sift through these rows and rooms of display cases and models you will come across so many extraordinary finds they begin to feel ordinary. So, using my very subjective sense of awe, I'd like to submit my own list of local archeology's greatest hits:

79. FORVM ANTIQVVM: Roman Art And Archaeology Decline and Fall of the roman empire. Dead romans Sounds King Herod's Harbor! Conimbriga A roman Town in Portugal Late roman Delphi. Lepcis Magna. The roman empire in North Africa http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~ekondrat/rome.html

Table of Contents Subject Indices and Link Collections Texts, Projects, Journals, Bibliographies Sites on Specific Topics or Regions Archaeological Field Projects ... Related Museum Collections Can't find what you're looking for? Search the Web: Limited Area Search of the Ancient and Medieval Internet Use * for substring searches. Caes* will return entries for Caesar, Caesarion, Caesarians, etc. Questions or comments? Dead Links? New links that ought to be included? Email the Webmaster. Roman wall painting, late 2nd Style, Villa Farnesina, Rome. BACK NEXT Egypt Near East Tel Dor Aegean ... Greece Rome Augustus Medieval Archaeology Numismatics ... Books Subject Indexes and Collections of Links Sites whose main purpose is to collect links to other, related sites. Altertumswissenschaftliche CD-ROMs CD-Roms for ancient history, etc. Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe (ARGE) The Etruscan Network at the University of North Carolina Exploring Ancient World Cultures Forum Romanum Big site; includes virtual tour of Rome. Rassegna delle Risorse Elettroniche per lo Studio dell'Antichita' Classica A resource page for Classical Antiquity; it will help if you read Italian.

80. Lepcis Magna - The Roman Empire In Africa Lepcis Magna, an amazingly preserved roman city on the North African coast has been excavated by archaeologists since the 1920s. From Phoenicean beginnings through colonisation to roman city this http://www.alnpete.co.uk/lepcis

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