81. Oceanic Arts Books Specializing in the ethnology of the South Pacific with a large collection of fine artifacts from Australia, Melanesia, Polynesia, Micronesia, and Indonesia. Library includes over 1000 related Rare and Outof-Print books relating to Tribal Art. Discussion forum. http://www.OceanicArts.com

82. Viet Nam Museum Of Ethnology Vietnam Museum of ethnology. Add pm. The Vietnam Museum of ethnology is a convergence of cultures and a scientific ethnological center. http://www.vietnamtourism.com/e_pages/tourist/tourspot/museum/ttm_hn_dantochoc.h

V ietnam Museum of Ethnology Add: Cau Giay District Tel: Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 8.30 to 12.30 am 1.30 to 4.30 pm T he Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is a convergence of cultures and a scientific ethnological center. It has actively contributed to the conservation and development of the national culture, as well as the cultural traditions and identities of the Vietnamese nationalities. The museum is located on Nguyen Van Thuyen Street (named after a famous national ethnologist), in Cau Giay District, about 7-8 km from downtown Hanoi . It covers an area of nearly 3.3 hectares. Ha Duc Linh, an architect of the Tay ethnic group, designed the museum in the form of the ancient drum of the Dong Son Culture, and interior decorations were designed by French architect, Veronique Dollfus. Being part of the National Centre for Social Sciences and Humanities, the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology is involved in various undertakings. It carries out scientific research on Vietnamese nationalities, collects, classifies, assesses, preserves, restores, exhibits, introduces and exploits the cultural and historical values of all the nationalities. It also provides ethnological references and trains staff in the specific fields of the ethnographic museum. The Museum also attaches attention to the cultures of other countries in Southeast Asia, seeing them as potential targets for exhibitions at the museum in the near future.

83. About Archaeology Explains what archaeologists do and definitely don't do. From the Museum of Archaeology and ethnology. http://www.sfu.ca/archaeology/museum/ask/

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84. Interkriti: The Municipality Of Timbaki, Iraklion Museum of Cretan ethnology Vori. Categories of exhibits in the Museum of Cretan ethnology. Threshing sledge, Hand mill Cooking vessels. http://www.interkriti.org/timbaki/vorimus.htm

The Municipality of Tymbaki Text: Engish Other Tourist Facilities More about Timbaki ... Launch Menu Museum of Cretan Ethnology - Vori The Museum of Cretan Ethnology in Vori is an institution of the Cultural Association of the Province of Messara. It was erected between 1977-1982 and opened its doors to the public in 1988. Its construction was sponsored by the Ministry of Culture and by members and friends of the Association. The Museum has 20.000 visitors per year. The research department of the Museum has been engaged in various research activities since 1980. It functions as a coordinating body for the study of the Cretan ecosystems, covering the period from 1000 AD to our days. The exhibited objects in the Museum come from all over Crete. These objects show that the folk culture of Crete is characterized by an amalgam of influences in which Minoan (2000-1000 BC), Archaic (1000-500 BC) and Byzantine models prevail, especially in agriculture, stock breeding, pottery and basketry. Through 700 years of occupation, the Cretan people never surrendered to foreign models. The last period of vassalage was particularly harsh (second Turkish occupation 1669-1898), which is why material evidence of preceding centuries is very scarce. Most of the objects exhibited in the Museum date from the period of Turkish occupation. Their stark simplicity reflects the economic degradation. However the Byzantine tradition is preserved, wherever possible, as in the designs of traditional woven fabrics, in wood caving, architecture, and of course in music, dancing, singing and language.

85. Jane's Vanuatu Home Page Contains detailed information on Vanuatu including the outer islands, ethnology, and mythology plus historical and modern postcards. http://www.janeresture.com/vanuatu_home/index.htm

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86. Slovenský Národopis / Slovak Ethnology Published quarterly by Slovak Academic Press, Ltd. in Slovak language with English resumes. Slovenský národopis je centrálnym http://www.elis.sk/nar/narhome.htm

SLOVENSK NRODOPIS SLOVAK ETHNOLOGY Edited by Institute of Ethnology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, Slovak republic ISSN 1335-1303 2003, No. 3 2003, No. 2 2003, No. 1 2002, No. 3-4 ... 1995, No. 1 Published quarterly by Slovak Academic Press, Ltd. in Slovak language with English resumes. Slovensk½ n¡rodopis je centr¡lnym odborn½m periodikom etnol³gie na Slovensku. Časopis vyd¡va šstav etnol³gie Slovenskej akad©mie vied v Bratislave v Slovak Academic Press, spol. s r.o. Slovensk½ n¡rodopis nadviazal na N¡rodopisn½ sborn­k Matice slovenskej (8 zv¤zkov v rokoch 1939-1947). Časopis vych¡dza od roku 1953, do roku 1958 6-kr¡t do roka, od roku 1959 4-kr¡t do roka. Hlavn½mi redaktormi Slovensk©ho n¡rodopisu boli: J.Mjartan (1953-1957), J.Podol¡k (1957-1960), B.Filov¡ (1960-1990), M.Leà ¡Ä¡k (1991-.1996), D.Ratica (1997 - 2000). Od roku 2001 je hlavnou redaktorkou G.Kili¡nov¡. Časopis publikuje à ¡tºdie, materi¡ly, diskusn© pr­spevky, rozhľady a recenzie z oblasti etnol³gie – etnografie a folkloristiky. à  tºdie sº opatren© cudzojazyčn½m resum©. Pr­spevky odr¡à ¾ajº aktu¡lne tendencie v½voja etnol³gie na Slovensku, pričom sa časopis snaà ¾­ formovaà ¥ a presadzovaà ¥ teoretick© a metodologick© podnety, interdisciplin¡rnu a medzin¡rodnº spolupr¡cu na poli etnol³gie. Na str¡nkach Slovensk©ho n¡rodopisu boli publikovan© početn© pr­spevky s bohat½m etnografick½m a folkl³rnym materi¡lom nielen zo slovenskej tradičnej kultºry, ale z kultºry etnick½ch menà ¡­n na Slovensku a slovenskej menà ¡iny v zahranič­. Pr­spevky o p´soben­ jednotliv½ch vedeck½ch osobnost­ a inà ¡titºci­ na Slovensku i v zahranič­ sº pr­nosom pre poznanie dej­n etnol³gie. V rokoch 1957-1980 Slovensk½ n¡rodopis pravidelne uverejà ˆoval ročn© bibliografie etnografie a folkloristiky na Slovensku.

87. Hellenism Of The Macedonians A collection of excerpt from scientific literature about ethnology and history of Hellenic Macedonia. http://makedonia_2001.tripod.com/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated A collection of excerpts from FYROMian academic literature that confirms the Greek ethnicity of ancient Macedonians 1)'We are not to be amazed that in the archaeological material of Pelagonia we have a rarely great wealth of reflections of all pronounced cultural events in the relations between middle-Danubian and Graeco-Aegean world' Mikulcic,Ivan "Pelagonija",Skopje,1966,pp.2 'In a such great chronological distance in the life of ancient Pelagonia two stages are visible: development and existence in the frames of Hellenic culture and later the Roman one' Ibid.,pp.4 2)'The lower part of Vardar is certainly the area south of Demir-Kapija gorge that entered Hellenic cultural sphere very early and already before 600 b.c. the material culture is thoroughly Hellenised.' "The Valley of Vardar in Ist millennium b.c" ("Äîëèíàòà íà Âàðäàð âî ïðâèîò ìèëåíèóì ï.í.å.") ,Skopje,1982,pp.2 3)'Even in the last decades of 5th century stabilization in all spheres of social life is established. As first sign of the new time import from Graeco-Macedonian south appeared as well as fortified settlements that later grew into urban centers with character of economic and religious nuclei of the region'

88. Introduction To The International Core Data Standard For Ethnology/Ethnography Introduction to the International Core Data Standard for ethnology/Ethnography. This page is an introduction to the International http://www.willpowerinfo.myby.co.uk/cidoc/ethst0.htm

Introduction to the International Core Data Standard for Ethnology/Ethnography This page is an introduction to the International Core Data Standard for Ethnology/Ethnography . It is one of a number of pages about museum information standards prepared by the International Committee for Documentation of the International Council of Museums ( ICOM-CIDOC The International Core Data Standards for Ethnology / Ethnography has been prepared by the CIDOC Ethno Working Group . The preparation of the International Core Data Standards for Ethnology / Ethnography was one of the principal aims of the CIDOC Ethno Working Group established in September 1993 at the CIDOC Lubljana Conference. To provide the basis for the International Core Data Standards for Ethnology/Ethnography , the EWG prepared a questionnaire to survey the data standards used in ethnographical, ethnological , anthropological, open air museums and other museums having these types of collections.The questionnaire (with English and French versions) was prepared and distributed to the National Coordinators after a year of work by the EWG members, who discussed the questions of content, length and goals and tested it. The National Coordinators were found by making contacts during the CIDOC Conferences with people from different countries, by inviting EWG members to become National Co-ordinators or to find a National Coordinator, by making contacts with the members of the European Ethnological Museum Network trying to find National Co-ordinators through them and by writing to the Chairs of all the ICOM National Committees, asking them for assistance to find the National Coordinators for the survey.

89. Pokrajinski Muzej Murska Sobota Departments and exhibitions include archaeology, prehistory and antique, middle ages, ethnology, history of art and library. http://www.pok-muzej-ms.si/index.htm

90. Mogamigawa River Project The Department of Archaeology and ethnology Faculty of Letters, Keio University. Mogamigawa River Project. Welcome to the Mogamigawa River Project Home Page! http://www.flet.keio.ac.jp/~abeto/mrp/index_e.html

The Department of Archaeology and Ethnology Faculty of Letters, Keio University Mogamigawa River Project Welcome to the Mogamigawa River Project Home Page! This web is designed for browsers support flames. Your browser does not support flames. So please click the following icons and download one of the newest browsers. Moreover you will browse comfortably this site by or Microsoft Internet Explorer We are looking forward to seeing you again. For the Keio University For the Faculty of Letters For the Department of Archaeology and Ethnology (Japanese)

91. Boekhandel De Verre Volken - Homepage Bookseller specializing in ethnographic art books, situated inside the National Museum of ethnology. http://www.ethnographicartbooks.com/

Boeken over niet-Westerse Kunst Books on non-Western art Steenstraat 1a 2312 BS Leiden - The Netherlands (Rijksmuseum voor Volkenkunde * National Museum of Ethnology Tel. xx 31 (0)71 5168706 Fax: xx 31 (0)71 5289128 (KvK 28038409 - VAT# NL 0804.17.796 B01) E-mail: info@ethnographicartbooks.com Bookstore 'De Verre Volken' is established inside the National Museum of Ethnology at Leiden and specializes in books on the material culture of non-Western civilizations. Enter our catalogue and shopping area Terms and additional information. Kindly note that due to currency fluctuations and/or publisher's policy prices may change without prior notice. Book prices are in European Euros. One Euro is circa one US Dollar. For all orders from outside the Netherlands payment should be made by way of a creditcard. We accept VISA, MASTERCARD and AMEX. Please let us know cardnumber and expirydate. With Visa and Mastercards we need the 3 digit safety-code (CVV or CVC) also. These digits are the last 3 numbers on the back of your card in the signature line. If payment is made in any other form we are compelled to charge a EUR 10.00 bank 'collection' charge per payment. Museums, libraries and other institutions may remit on receipt of order.

92. Bureau Of Ethnology Reports Index BUREAU OF ethnology INDEX. Annual Reports of the US Bureau of ethnology. We are in the process of collecting and posting all of the http://www.1st-hand-history.org/Boe/BOEindex.htm

BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY INDEX Annual Reports of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology We are in the process of collecting and posting all of the annual reports of the Bureau of Ethnology. This message will be removed when the project is complete. 3rd Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology - J. W. Powell, director Notes on Maya and Mexican Manuscripts, Cyrus Thomas Masks, Labrets and Aboriginal Customs, W. H. Dall Navajo Weavers, Dr. Washington Matthews Omaha Sociology, Rev. J. Owen Dorsey Prehistoric Textile Fabrics of the US, William H. Holmes 1881-1882, printed 1884 5th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology - J. W. Powell, director Burial Mounds of the Northern US, Prof. Cyrus Thomas The Cherokee Nation of Indians, Charles C. Royce Navajo Mountain Chant Ceremony, Dr. Washington Matthews The Seminole Indians of Florida, Clay MacCanley The Religious Life of the Zuni Child, Mrs. Tilly E. Stevenson 1883-1884, printed 1887 7th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology - J. W. Powell, director Linguistic Families of North America, J. W. Powell

93. Kendall Whaling Museum twelve maritime galleries house international collections of nautical art, history, and ethnology celebrating the ageold human fascination with whales. http://www.kwm.org/

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94. Directory Of Open Access Journals Search Help. ethnology. 3 journals belonging to Subject ethnology Ethnomusicology Online ISSN 10927336 Subject Music ethnology http://www.doaj.org/ljbs?cpid=126

95. Provincial Museum Of Newfoundland And Labrador - Archaeology And Ethnology Pages The Archaeology and ethnology section of the Newfoundland Museum is dedicated to preserving Newfoundland and Labradors heritage. http://www.nfmuseum.com/arch.htm

The Provincial M U S E U M of Newfoundland and Labrador Archaeology and Ethnology Pages Welcome to the Archaeology and Ethnology Web Pages! Providing information to teachers, students, archaeologists, communities, businesses, and anybody else interested in archaeology in Newfoundland and Labrador; as well as a 'behind the scenes' look at how and why archaeologists do what they do. Who We Are The Archaeology and Ethnology Unit of the Provincial Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador The Provincial Archaeology Office - a sister agency, responsible for regulating all archaeology conducted within the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Background General Information on Archaeology in Newfoundland and Labrador What to do if you find an artifact, and more! Resources Resources for Archaeologists Working within the Province An outline of the permit application process, with a number of online references and forms, including the Historic Resources Act, and site and artifact record forms Resources for Businesses and Communities What to do if you think that your business or community may require the services of an archaeologist.

96. Pictures Of Record, Inc Home Offers copyrighted, annotated, images and text related to archaeology, anthropology, ethnology, paleopathology, and early man. Designed for classroom and archival use by universities, and museums. http://www.picturesofrecord.com

Archaeology Anthropology Art History Classics Ethnology History Sociology Paleopathology Pictures of Record, Inc. Archaeological Images and Texts enter site Mississippian Cultures

97. Newfoundland Museum Archaeology Ethnology Unit The Archaeology and ethnology section of the Newfoundland Museum is dedicated to preserving Newfoundland and Labradors heritage. http://www.nfmuseum.com/museum.htm

The Provincial M U S E U M of Newfoundland and Labrador Archaeology and Ethnology Pages The Archaeology and Ethnology Unit The Provincial Museum is the repository for all of the archaeological artifacts collected within the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Access to the collections is available to researchers by appointment with the Curator of Archaeology and Ethnology The Museum also works with many community museums to help them with their displays and requests to borrow artifacts The Archaeology and Ethnology Unit is always looking for volunteers. There are two main opportunities for volunteers interested in the archaeology program: the public education program, and assisting in the lab. The public education program involves teaching school groups about the prehistory and history of the Province. If you are interested in volunteering in the public education program, contact Bob Forsey (729-0661, bforsey@gov.nl.ca Assisting in the lab will get you up close and personal with the archaeological objects recovered in the Province - a great opportunity for archaeology students or anyone curious about the Province's past to familiarize yourself with the Province's artifacts. It is best if you can regularly and consistently devote a morning or afternoon of your time. The tasks you will be doing will depend on the needs of the museum at the time and your particular skills and experience, but will likely include cataloging or helping organize the collections. If you are interested in volunteering in the lab, contact Elaine Anton.

98. Dance At San Francisco State University B.A. in Dance Concentration in Dance ethnology; Concentration in Performance/Choreography; Concentration in Dance Education; Minor in Dance http://www.sfsu.edu/~dance/

99. Ethnology ethnology. ethnology is a genre human nature. List of scholars of ethnology. Yanagita Kunio. This article is from Wikipedia. All text http://www.fact-index.com/e/et/ethnology.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Ethnology Ethnology is a genre of anthropological study, involving the systematic comparison of the beliefs and practices of different societies. Among its goals are the reconstruction of human history , and the formulation of laws of culture and culture change, and the formulation of generalizations about human nature List of scholars of ethnology Yanagita Kunio This article is from Wikipedia . All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License

100. University Of Arkansas Anthropology: Faculty - Michael Hoffman Profile of this University of Arkansas Professor Emeritus. Research interests focus on the Southeastern United States, particularly the Mississippi and Protohistoric periods, the history of archeology of the region, and Native American ethnohistory and ethnology. http://www.uark.edu/depts/anthinfo/hoffman.htm

image1=new Image(110,120) image1.src="graphics/rocklogo-txt.gif" University of Arkansas Department of Anthropology Main Menu Home Undergraduate Studies Graduate ... Events Faculty Full-time Part-time Professor Emeritus Michael Hoffman Dr. Hoffman received his B.A. degree with honors in Anthropology from the University of Illinois in 1959. He completed his Ph.D. in Anthropology at Harvard University in 1971 with a specialization in archeology. He has been employed by the University of Arkansas since 1964. Dr. Hoffman's areas of research and teaching are Archeology of the Southeastern United States, particularly the Mississippi and Protohistoric periods, the history of archeology of the Southeast, and Native American ethnohistory and ethnology. He has also Curator of Anthropology at the University Museum. RECENT PUBLICATIONS The Terminal Mississippian Period in the Arkansas River Valley and Quapaw Ethnogenesis. In David Dye and Cheryl Cox, editors. Towns and Temples Along the Mississippi.

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