61. ARCHAEOLOGICAL Projects Diggings were also focused on the areas of the Visitor Center, FortRoss Reef Campground, archaeology camp, and the russian orchard. http://www.mcn.org/1/rrparks/fortross/archaeol.htm

ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECTS AT FORT ROSS A rchaeological investigations in the Fort Ross area have contributed valuable information and helped to authenticate the various reconstructions. They illuminate the history of the early Kashaya Indians and the Russian and subsequent American settlements. The earliest work, recording sites for excavation, was done by researchers from the University of California Berkeley in the late 1940s. Excavation projects have been undertaken at various times over the years by archaeologists and anthropologists from University of California Berkeley, San Francisco State University, Santa Rosa Junior College, Sonoma State University, Cabrillo College, the University of Wisconsin, and the California State Department of Parks and Recreation. The Native American sites were first recorded by archaeologists in the 1930s and in the 1960s. In the 1980s archaeological work was extended from the coast to the ridge line northeast of the fort. Prehistoric occupation sites have also been examined at the Reef Campground and on the bluff up the coast from Fort Ross. In 1990 the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee assisted the Department of Parks and Recreation in a project intended to restore the historic Russian cemetery to its former appearance. Excavations to locate and identify the individual

62. Dept. Of Archaeology - Faculty Members - Alexander Tsatskin Late Quaternary Type Sections in the Desna River Basin. In archaeology and paleogeographyof Late Paleolithic in the russian Plain. Moscow, Nauka, pp. http://research.haifa.ac.il/~archlgy/staff/pub_tsatskin.html

Dept. of Archaeology Faculty Members > Alexander Tsatskin - Publications Dr. Alexander Tsatskin Prehistory (Geologist) E-Mail: tsatskin@research.haifa.ac.il Articles Tsatskin, A.I. Organic matter studies of Late Pleistocene soils of the Volyno-Podolian Upland for paleopedological reconstructions. Pochvovedenie , 11, 24-31 (in Russian). Tsatskin, A.I. A study of Late Pleistocene paleosol cover patterns in the SW of the Russian Plain. Izvestiya (Proceedings) of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, ser. geography , 6, 89-97 (in Russian). Bulletyn Pochvennogo Instituta (Instiof Soil Science) , XXVIII, 18-19 (in Russian). [according to relevant contribution] Tsatskin, A.I. Ancient soil catenas of the Last Interglacial in Volyno-Podolian Upland. VINITI , 4757-81,46-52 (in Russian). Tsatskin, A.I. About final stages of development of Late Pleistocene paleosols in the SW of the Russian plain. VINITI , 6286-82, 63-69 (in Russian). Tsatskin, A.I. Application of fossil soil catenas for paleopedological reconstructions. Pochvovedeniye , 3, 5-14 (in Russian).

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Isle of Wight History Centre The first port of call for online Island history Hosted by The Isle of Wight Industrial Archaeology Society The Isle of Wight History Centre is a comprehensive resource for news and links to the Island's past, from prehistory to World War 2, including recent discoveries and established work Scroll down page Minipics indicate pages with pertinent illustrations Monthly News Item Regular feature revealing a recent discovery or event Links to the Island's past are categorized . . . Research Resources For those wishing to make their own enquiries General Island History Pages covering a range of subjects or periods Specific Subjects Items of a particular period or interest Previously Unpublished Sites with an element of new research published for the first time Monthly News Archives News articles previously featured on this page About IWIAS IW Industrial Archaeology Society aims and Programme of Events Forthcoming IW Talks and Courses Click here for a schedule of talks and adult education courses on historical subjects Monthly News Item April 2003 INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE REDUCED TO RUBBLE An important example of an early 20th century cement kiln and associated drying structures have been demolished by site owners. They were part of the Medina Cement complex which operated on the western bank of the river from 1840 to the 1946.

65. Archaeology Dept The origin of Early States in the ObUgrian society, before the russian Colonizationof Western Siberia, is investigated by doctor of archaeology Sergey F. http://www.hum.uran.ru/iha/earch.htm

The Department of Archaeology and Ethnology The Department was founded in 1990. Its current head is the doctor of archaeology professor Aleksandr F. Shorin. The Members of staff in the Department have a variety of research interests, which are following: Paleolithic sites of the Ural, Cave and Open-air art. The Neolithic and the Bronze Age of the Ural. The Early Iron Age of Steppe and Foreststeppe zone of the Ural and Western Siberia. Circumpolar Cultures: ecology and history. Early-States of the Ugrians in Western Siberia. Spiritual Culture in prehistory societies of the Ural. Ethnology of the Ural and Western Siberia. Industrial Archaeology. Experimental Archaeology. Research Issues. In the framework of Paleolithic studies one of the fundamental research areas is connected with the Bogdanovka Paleolithic site in the Southern Ural. It is the only reliable site of the Middle Paleolithic with a well defined cultural stratum. Its investigation was conducted by Vladimir N. Shirocov, in collaboration with the Laboratory of Historical and Populational Ecology (Head Associated Member of Russian Academy of Sciences Nicolay G. Smirnov). This study answered a number of questions about the initial peopling of the Ural. Vladimir N. Shirocov continued his research in the Ignatievskaya cave, pertaining to the Paleolithic paintings. These paintings have some parallels in the Franco-Cantabrian area. In addition, he also conducts an analysis of Open-air art. Mr. V. N. Shirocov examines rockpainting as a component of ancient sacred places, basing the new dates and investigation of the rockpainting in the general context of the sites, including, beside them, the topography of rocks and cultural remains under them.

66. Institute Of History And Archaeology problems of national history, archaeology, ethnography and literature studies. Thereare 51 researchers at the Institute a full member of russian Academy of http://www.hum.uran.ru/iha/engpage1.htm

Institute of History and Archaeology was established in 1988. It is a leading academic institution in the Urals working on the problems of national history, archaeology, ethnography and literature studies. There are 51 researchers at the Institute: a full member of Russian Academy of Sciences, 10 Doctors of sciences and 26 Candidates of sciences among them. Main Directions of the Research Work: Ancient and Medieval Urals Cultures in the Eurasian Cultural Space th Centuries Historical and Literature Systems in the Russian Culture of the 20 th Century Address: 620026 Yekaterinburg, 56, R.Luxemburg St. Tel: (3432) 22-14-02, 22-21-68 fax: (3432) 22-21-68 E-mail: istor@uran.ru Director of the Institute is a Full member of Russian Academy of Sciences V.V.Alekseyev.

67. AsianDOC 1:2 Russian Oriental Internet Resources photo archive, library unique collections of images on architecture and ethnographyof russian Empire and USSR. V. Inst. of archaeology and Ethnography of http://pears.lib.ohio-state.edu/asiandoc/v1n2/rev/Ori-ru-e.htm

AsianDOC Electronic Newsletter 1:2 (June 1998) Russian Internet Resources in Oriental Studies Servers and sites listed below contain information of scientifical origin for those who are interested in Oriental Studies in Russia mainly for research and educational purposes. Home page name, Internet address represented organisations represented resources search on line altern. source VEGA www.glasnet.ru/~vega Inst. of Far Eastern Studies of the RAS, VEGA Intern. Lab. Inst. of Far Eastern Studies of the RAS - short history, structure, main programs, publications. Text without links. V IIMK RAS www.rokson.nw.ru/ras/iimk/iimk_rus.htm Inst. of Material Culture History of the RAS, SPb History, structure, contents of manuscript archive, photo archive, library - unique collections of images on architecture and ethnography of Russian Empire and USSR. V Inst. of Archaeology and Ethnography of Siberian Branch of the RAS www.archaeology.nsc.ru Inst. of Archaeology and Ethnography of Siberian Branch of the RAS Info on Institute, directions of activity, center on humanities, virtual museum, publishing center..

68. About Georgian Academy Of Sciences The problems of archaeology of Georgia , vI, Tbilisi, 1978 (in russian);From the ancient historical geography of the Caucasus. http://www.acnet.ge/pl/muskhel.htm

About GAS Structure Presidium Institutes Members Publications Events at GAS Search the Site Collection of Links ... Pages hosted at AcNet Georgian Academy of Sciences David Muskhelishvili Date of birth: October 19, 1928 Professor, Academician 1956 - Candidate of Historical Sciences 1973 - Doctor of Historical Sciences Subject of study: Archaeology, antique and medieval history of Georgia Institute of History and Etnography of Georgia Address: 44 Dolidze st. Tbilisi Georgia Tel: Scientific works and monographs: Account of the expedition in Kvemo-Kartli. "Collection of Georgia's historical geography", v.I, Tbilisi, 1960 Agjakala-fortress of Gagi. "Collection of Georgia's historical geography" v.I, Tbilisi, 1960 Problems of Georgia's historical geography in N.Berdzenishvili's works. "Matzne"-Bulletin of Department of Social Sciences. Georgian Academy of Sciences, No2, Tbilisi, 1965 Problems of historical geography of Kakheti province in XII-XIII cc. "Collection of Georgia's historical geography", v.III, Tbilisi, 1967 Fortified town of Ujarma. Tbilisi, 1966

69. THE JOINT MONGOLIAN-RUSSIAN-AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPEDITIONS Field reports on the activities of the Joint Mongolianrussian-American Archaeological Expedition Category Science Social Sciences Regional Asia Mongolia...... Institute of archaeology Ethnography, russian Academy of Sciences, SiberianBranch, Novosibirsk http//www.archaeology.nsc.ru/index.htm. http://www.ic.arizona.edu/~mongolia/

Participating Institutions: Institute of History, Mongolian Academy of Sciences, Ulaanbaatar Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch, Novosibirsk http://www.archaeology.nsc.ru/index.htm Department of Anthropology, The University of Arizona, Tucson http://w3.arizona.edu/~anthro/

70. Regulations For Degrees And Diplomas In The Faculty Of Arts UCAS F400) AAPU02 BA/archaeology Medieval Hist (archaeology and Medieval and HispanicStudies) (UCAS QR14) ELLU06 BA/Linguistics russian (Linguistics and http://www-online.shef.ac.uk:3001/live/owa/web_cal.cal_course_form?fac_code=FCA&

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72. Joachim Braun: Publications On Music And Music Archaeology East; archaeology/Iconography of music. 199294, Head of Department, History of musicalInstruments;. Associate Professor (1982), Jewish/Baltic/Soviet/ russian music http://www.odilia.ch/joachim-braun/

Joachim Braun Publications on Music and Music Archaeology E-Mail: braunj@mail.biu.ac.il Bibliographies Music Archaeology Internet address of this web page: www.odilia.ch/joachim-braun Authorized Bibliography - Autorisierte Bibliographie November 1998 Diese Bibliographie stammt vom Autor persönlich und wird bei Erscheinen neuer Publikationen nachgeführt. Cette bibliographie est de l'auteur en personne et sera complétée après la parution de nouvelles publications. This bibliography was compiled personally by the author and will be revised as new publications appear. CURRICULUM VITAE I. BOOKS AND SEPARATE PUBLICATIONS II. ARTICLES IN BOOKS AND JOURNALS III. ENTRIES IN ENCYCLOPEDIAS ... V. REVIEWS AND VARIA CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: JOACHIM M. BRAUN DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: August 11, 1931, Riga, Latvia BIOGRAPHIC DATA: father: Israel Braun - teacher of Yiddish literature; mother: Dora Braun - piano teacher; 1941: family banished to Siberia; 1946-71: resided in Riga; 1972: immigration to Israel; 1972- residing in Israel; 1954: married to Aviva Breitbord-Braun, architect; 1955: daughter Atida born. office - Department of Music, Bar-Ilan University, 52900 RamatGan, Israel

73. Server Of East-European Archaeology server on archaeology of East Europe. Field researches, theory and methodology. Newdata, new interpretations. Archaeometry. The catalogue of russian and other http://archaeology.kiev.ua/eng/

Quick Search SERVER RESOURCES MUSEUM ARCHAEOLOGICUM The Scythian World RUSSIAN RESOURCES UNOFFICIAL RESOURCES SERVER NEWS information about current updates by e-mail: e-journals East-European Archaeological Journal, July-August 2000 Byzantine amphorae archaeological discoveries of Eastern Europe Underwater archaeology researches of the Black Sea coastline Archaeometry Analysis Byzantine glazes of XIII-XV centuries Geomagnitometry Magnetic properties of archaeological objects. Sigillography Sigillography and historical-cultural interpretations Nomads Nomadic antiquities of Eurasian steppe Book review The newest literature on archaeology, history, ethnology issued in Russia, Byelorussia and Ukraine Archaeology is rooted in modernity Meta Archaeology SHIP-WRECK OF 13 CENTURY AT THE BLACK SEA BY SOLDAYA Analysis the documents about sea trade at the Black sea at 12-14 centuries, dating and load composition of the ship allows to make a hypothesis, that it was found out a Piza ship burnt in sea battle against a Genoa ship on August 14, 1277 by Soldaya. S. Zelenkî

74. School Of History & Archaeology - Honours Handbook 2002-3 School of History and archaeology. The American Revolution 17631789 H. Scottish Migrationand the Scottish People c.1770-c.1860 I. The russian Revolution, 1917 http://www2.arts.gla.ac.uk/History/Honours/handbook/twentytwo.htm

School of History and Archaeology Honours Handbook 2002-3 Special Subjects A. Body and Soul: Women in Asceticism and Monsticism 4th-7th Century B. Richard the Lion Heart, 1189-1199: War and Kingship the late 12C C. The Black death and the Transformation of the West D. Gaelic Scotland: The Scottish Highlands, 1400-1609 (s) E. The Reign of James VI 1567-1625 F. The Reign of James VII and II and the Revolution, 1685-1690 G. The American Revolution 1763-1789 H. Scottish Migration and the Scottish People c.1770-c.1860 I. The Russian Revolution, 1917-1921 J. The Irresponsible Age? America at Home and Abroad 1918-1929 K. The Great War Generations and British Politics [NB not available to overseas students] A. Body and Soul: Women in Asceticism and Monasticism 4th-7th Century [92PH]

75. KLUWER Academic Publishers | Archaeology And The Capitalist World System Books » archaeology and the Capitalist World System. archaeology andthe Capitalist World System A Study from russian America. Add to cart. http://www.wkap.nl/prod/b/0-306-45669-9

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Books Archaeology and the Capitalist World System Archaeology and the Capitalist World System A Study from Russian America Add to cart by Aron L. Crowell Arctic Studies Center/Smithsonian Institution, Anchorage, Alaska Book Series: CONTRIBUTIONS TO GLOBAL HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY This fascinating monograph employs a world system model as the basis for archaeological investigation of Russian America that relates local findings to global patterns. Author Aron Crowell examines Russian, Spanish, and American historical sources along with the archaeological evidence to uncover a preliterate culture that left no written record of its contact with European colonial powers. Crowell's particular subject is the indigenous Qikertarmiut people of Kodiak Island off the coast of Alaska. The special case of this tribe serves as a microcosm of the history of colonialism, demonstrating how early European capitalism impacted and, in some cases, destroyed indigenous societies. Contents Review(s) This pioneering study is well illustrated with photographs of the excavation, plans of the village, and historical illustrations of persons and the landscape. An important acquisition for academic libraries, especially where there are programs in history, anthropology, and archaeology. Upper division undergraduates and above.

76. UNESCO Collection Of History Of Humanity : Authors Asia, notably the study of the development of urban centres in that region duringHellenistic times; Professor, Institute of archaeology, russian Academy of http://www.unesco.org/culture/humanity/html_eng/auteurs3.htm

description of project international scientific committee authors online chapter bibliography and references photo gallery Idema ,Wilt L. (The Netherlands) spec. Chinese literary history; Professor, Department of Chinese Language and Culture, Leiden University. Volumes: Inalcik , Halil (Turkey) spec. Ottoman history; Professor, Bilkent University; Emeritus Professor; Dept. of History, University of Chicago; Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Turkish Academy of Sciences; Corresponding Member of the British Academy. Volumes: Iroko , A. Felix (Republic of Benin) spec. African history; Professor, Benin National University, Abomey-Calavi. Volumes: Itandala , Buluda A . (Tanzania) spec. East African history; Professor, University of Dar es Salaam and Open University of Tanzania.

77. ExploreNorth - Archaeology And Anthropology: Northern Russia Institute of archaeology and Ethnography The Siberian Branch of the russian Academyof Sciences has an awkward, slowloading site, but there is a great deal of http://www.explorenorth.com/library/subjects/bl-arch-rus.htm

Archaeology and Anthropology: Northern Russia Other Areas Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography The Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences has an awkward, slow-loading site, but there is a great deal of information on Siberia's past. Maritime Archaeology in Russia A brief look at the challenges faced, and progess in the field in Russia, by Peter Sorokin. St. George Russian-American Archaeological Program A report, with photos, on research in the Caucasus Mountains of North Ossetia, specifically the Palaeolithic Weasel Cave site. Viking Ship Found in Russian Waters A brief description and photo of a 9th- or 10th-Century Viking ship found near Vyborg in the summer of 1997. Home Articles Travel Information ... Search

78. Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society From a GLIAS point of view they are veritably industrial archaeology on wheels, someexamples are as old as Routemasters russian Submarine U475 to leave London. http://www.glias.org.uk/news/167news.html

GLIAS GREATER LONDON INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY Home Membership News Diary ... Contact Notes and news - December 1996 Red Leicester Routemaster Waltham Abbey Gunpowder Mills Richmond redevelopment ... Factory Hooters Red Leicester Red Leicester does not mean only cheese. There are also Red Leicester bricks. These are still made at Ibstock in Leicestershire and are of the machine-pressed sandstone type. They were never made by hand. An example of a building in London made from Red Leicestershire bricks is the former PLA pump house for the West India Docks, West Ferry Road, E14 (TQ 372 801). This impounding station, still in use, was built in 1929 to maintain the water level in the nearby docks and contains electrically driven centrifugal pumps. We used to think this pumping station was built about 1914, which in fact was when a specification was first drawn up but more recent research has revealed that the original scheme was delayed, probably due to the First World War, and a modified pumping station building to house three pumps was eventually completed only at the end of the 1920s. By that date the Millwall and West India Docks had been joined together by the Millwall Cut and the new impounding station was able to maintain a high water-level throughout the combined dock system. Bob Carr Routemaster Visitors to Oxford Street will have noticed the large numbers of venerable Routemaster buses now in operation in the heart of London.

79. The Ancient World Web: Archaeology/Megaliths The archaeology Megaliths Index. The Dolmen Path russian Megalithic Site Informationabout russian dolmens and other megaliths, include maps, gallery and http://www.julen.net/ancient/Archaeology/Megaliths/

@import "http://www.julen.net/ancient/ancient-adv.css"; The Archaeology : Megaliths Index The Links Ancient Apulia Tour Apulia, the Italian "heel", is the Italian region with the highest concentration of prehistoric megaliths: the ancient standing stones, dolmens and burial chambers. Great panoramic photographs, stillshots, and a fascinating travel diary! A Stone Pages site.[English] [Last Site Update: 15-May-2001 Hits: 539 Rating: Votes: 0] Rate It Ancient Corsica Tour Another Stone Pages site - this time focusing on Corsica. They've documentented the dolmens, long stone alignments and enigmatic human faces carved on standing stones with a travel diary, great pictures, and great panoramic views. [English] [Last Site Update: 15-May-2001 Hits: 262 Rating: Votes: 0] Rate It Ancient Scotland Tour In 1998 we made a tour of 208 Scottish prehistoric sites. This website is basically an online travel diary, which was updated in real time. Armed with hi-tech equipment, we have let our visitors follow the tour, interact with archaeologists and experts, view images from the journey, and learn about the ancient Scottish people and monuments. URL updated May 15, 2001. [English] [Last Site Update: 7-Apr-1999 Hits: 1027 Rating: 10.00 Votes: 2]

80. Russian Tombs Hold Clues To Obscure Life Of Asian Huns This Story archaeology Paleontology. Related Sites Stories. - E-mail this storySponsored in part by. russian Tombs Hold Clues to Obscure Life of Asian Huns http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/07/0711_russiatombs.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Russian Tombs Hold Clues to Obscure Life of Asian Huns Hillary Mayell for National Geographic News July 12, 2001 Piecing together the lives of a people who have not left a written history of their own is a painstaking task, akin to putting together a jigsaw puzzle without a picture. But that's what some archaeologists are trying to do on the steppes of Asia. In the Tsaaram Valley not far from the Russian-Mongolian border, they are exploring royal tombs of the Xiongnu, a confederation of nomadic tribes that dominated Central Asia for two centuries beginning about 2,300 years ago. A Horse Scratches Its Chin On Ruins From the Yuan Dynasty The Xiongnu, or Asian Huns, were fierce warriors who invaded China beginning in the third century B.C. Among the first to use a stirrup, they rode into battle on harnessed horses, which enabled them to easily defeat Chinese armies that fought in chariots and on foot. Photograph by Nevada Wier/CORBIS More News Diary of the Planet The Environment Travel National Geographic Today Special Series Digital Lifestyles: feature by Sony EarthPulse National Geographic Out There ... Mount Everest Expedition Yet numerous questions and contradictions surround the existing knowledge about the life and society of the Xiongnu.

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