41. Wall Of Scripture Found In Jerusalem At Christian Research Net Wall of Scripture Found in Jerusalem Published November 11th, 2007 by Editor in Biblical Archeology, General News http://christianresearchnetwork.com/?p=3689

42. TARL - Texas Archeological Research Laboratory: Welcome Collects, conserves, and curates archeological specimens and records; trains students, conducts research, and disseminates information. http://www.utexas.edu/research/tarl/

HOME ABOUT US CURATION PACKET TEXAS BEYOND ... CONTACT US Welcome to TARL The Texas Archeological Research Laboratory (TARL) of the University of Texas at Austin is a nationally recognized archeological research facility and the largest archeological repository in the state. We are an organized research unit under the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. Our mission is to collect, preserve, and curate archeological specimens and records, train students, conduct archeological research, and disseminate information about Texas' archeological legacy. Home Contact Us

43. ArchNet: Bibliography National Park Service Archeology General Reference Bibliographies; Past human environments a source page on studies in Latvia; Selected Bibliography for Faunal Analysis http://archnet.asu.edu/resources/Selected_Resources/Bibliography/topic.php

Bibliography by Topic Jump to... Listing of All Links for Bibliography Listing of Bibliography by Topic Listing of Bibliography by Institution Listing of Bibliography by Continent ... Listing of Bibliography by Region Bibliography by Topic Archaeoastronomy GEMA: grupo de estudos do megalitismo alentejano Archaeometry Archaeometry Bibliographies (ATAM) Archaeometry Lab at the University of Missouri Research Reactor Bibliography of Dendrochronology bornimetrie ... The gallo-roman vicus of Mamer (Luxembourg= Biblical Archaeology 2010 - The Beth-Shean Valley Archaeological Project - Tel Rehov and Tel Beth-Shean Excavations Australian Institute of Archaeology Biblical Archaeology: A Bibliography Cyrenaica Terracottas ... From Archaeology to Archaeometry and back to Archaeology Botanical A Bibliography of Aboriginal Archaeological Plant Food Remains from Eastern North America:1901-1999 An Idiosyncratic and Not Exhaustive Bibliography for Animal Dung and Archaeology Archaeobotanical Site Reports Near East Bibliography Archaeological Palynology ... The Dung File Ceramics 2010 - Programme for Belize Archaeological Project (PfBAP) A Bibliography of Ceramic Artifacts A Bibliography on Ceramic History and Technology, in Relation to Historical Archaeology

44. Archeological Society Of Maryland, Inc. Statewide organization of lay and professional archeologists devoted to the study and conservation of Maryland archeology. Includes membership and chapter information, activities, publications and awards. http://www.marylandarcheology.org/

45. Texas Archeological Society An educational, non-profit organization that believes in archeological resource protection. http://www.txarch.org/

46. SIA General Tools Award About the SIA General Tools Award Page of the Society for Industrial Archeology http://www.siahq.org/awards/generaltools/martin2007.html

Home About News Join ... Map General Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial Archeology General Tools Award for 2007 Patrick Martin, 2007 General Tools Award Recipient At the Annual Business Meeting in Philadelphia, Committee chair Bill McNiece announced that Patrick Martin was the 2007 recipient of the General Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial Archeology. Patrick Martin (center), receives the "Plumb Bob" from Bill McNiece (right), and Gerry Weinstein, Chairman of General Tools. Photograph taken by Don Durfee The General Tools Award is the highest honor that the SIA can bestow. The award recognizes individuals who have given sustained, distinguished service to the cause of industrial archeology. Criteria for selection are as follows: (1) The recipient must have given noteworthy, beyond-the-call-of duty service, over an extended period of time, to the cause of industrial archeology. (2) The type of service for which the recipient is recognized is unspecified, but must be for other than academic publication. (3) It is desirable but not required that the recipient be, or previously have been, a member of the SIA. (4) The award may be made only to living individuals. The General Tools Award was established in 1992 through the generosity of Gerald Weinstein [SIA], chairman of the board of General Tools Manufacturing, Inc. of New York City, and the Abraham and Lillian Rosenberg Foundation. The Rosenbergs founded General Hardware, the predecessor to General Tools. The award consists of an engraved sculpture (''The Plumb Bob") and a cash prize.

47. Arkansas Archeological Survey A state archeological agency dedicated to education, preservation and research. The role of the Arkansas State Archeologist, education program, publications. http://www.uark.edu/campus-resources/archinfo/

Arkansas Archeological Society About these pages... Effective January 1, 2010! Visit the Registrar's web page for details Join us in celebrating ARKANSAS ARCHEOLOGY MONTH in March! Arkansas Archeological Survey 2475 N. Hatch Ave. Fayetteville, AR 72704 archinfo@cavern.uark.edu NOTE: Our archeologists do not appraise artifacts or guarantee their authenticity for commercial purposes. The Survey does invite members of the public to help discover and record information about archeological sites in Arkansas. If someone wishes to report the location of a site, he or she can contact the Survey through this website or through one of the regional Survey Stations Home News About State Archeologist Education ... Related http://www.uark.edu/campus-resources/archinfo/index.html This site designed, developed and maintained by Deborah Weddle. For information on the rock art used to illustrate this site, see "About these pages..."

48. NRS: CHAPTER 383 - HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND ARCHEOLOGY rev. 2/17/2010 32528 pm chapter 383 historic preservation and archeology. general provisions. nrs 383.011 definitions. nrs 383.021 http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-383.html

[Rev. 2/17/2010 3:25:28 PM] CHAPTER 383 - HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND ARCHEOLOGY GENERAL PROVISIONS NRS 383.011             Definitions. NRS 383.021             Creation of Office of Historic Preservation; duties; inclusion of Comstock Historic District Commission within Office. NRS 383.031             Administrator: Qualifications. NRS 383.041             Administrator: Duties; employment of personnel. NRS 383.075             Administrator: Establishment of stewardship program; selection and training of volunteers; powers of program; acceptance of gifts and grants. NRS 383.081             Preparation and contents of plan for statewide historic preservation; federal financial assistance. NRS 383.085             State Register of Historic Places. NRS 383.091             Program for historical markers. NRS 383.101             Grants, gifts and donations; payment for services rendered. NRS 383.111             Contracts: Historic preservation and archeological activities; expenses for overhead. NRS 383.121             Intergovernmental cooperation required. NRS 383.125

49. Institute Of Urban Speleological Studies & Archeology The IUSSA was formed to encourage urban exploration and urban archeology. Locations, dictionary, forums and magazine. Focused on the US, East Coast. http://www.iussa.org

New England's #1 UE Website! Hospitals Buildings Military Stuff ... Home Welcome to our site. I'd like to thank LeeAnn and Angela from Spirited History for having me on their program. I hope thier listeners found the information interesting. In the news: IUSSA was quoted in the Boston Globe and Boston.com The USS Salem was ordered in 1943, launched in 1947 and finally commissioned in 1949. She served 10 years before she was sent to the Atlantic Reserve Fleet and finally made her way to Quincy in 1994 to become part of the Naval Ships Association. In May of 1780 James Robertson and his party built a fort on a bluff overlooking the Cumberland River. Over the next few years the folks who came to live in and around the fort discussed laying out a proper town for a settlement. In May of 1784 lawmakers passed an act at the behest of James Robertson, who had been elected to the General Assembly, that a town must be laid out near the fort. The fort was named Nashborough after General Francis Nash from NC, who had fought during the Revolutionary War. During the seige of Boston many fortifications were built around the city. Most were simple earthworks. The Roxbury Upper Fort was said to be one of the best built at the time. Sadly, it was demolished to make way for a water tower and talkof rebuilding the fort as a sort of 'living history' monument never amounted to much.

50. NMAH Helena E. Wright Society for Industrial Archeology, General Tools Award for distinguished service, 1998 ; Professional Affiliations. American Printing History Association http://americanhistory.si.edu/about/staff.cfm?key=12&staffkey=276

51. Pine Strawberry Archeological And Historical Society - Pine Strawberry Museum Dedicated to collecting and preserving significant material and information about the historical and archeological heritage of Pine-Strawberry, Arizona, and surrounding areas. http://www.pinestrawhs.org/

Museum Store Door to the past Strawberry Schoolhouse Childs-Irving History ... l May 15 - October 15 Monday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Friday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. October 16 - May 14 Monday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (Closed Sundays) Closed New Years Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas LOCAL NEWS Nov 5, 2010 Arizona Department of Transportation Rim Country Construction Updates Sep 24, 2010 - Forest Service mulls Fossil Creek plan Payson Roundup Sep 20 2021 - Fossil Creek New Wild and Scenic River Management Plan Development in Progress US Forest Service Welcome to the Pine-Strawberry Museum Located on Route 87 (Beeline Highway) Tucked just beneath Arizona's Backbone, the famed Mogollon Rim, the Pine-Strawberry Museum in Pine, Arizona, was opened in 1979 for the purpose of displaying artifacts relative to the prehistory and history of Pine and its twin among the pines, Strawberry. All around us, the Mogollon Rim is a wilderness of ethereal beauty, carved majestically into unmatched proportions. To our north and accessible from Highway 87 north of Strawberry, the Rim Road, FR 300, is a twisting, graveled legacy to settlers and cavalry tenacity. The community of Pine was settled in 1879 by Mormon pioneers, who endured many hardships during their settlement of this untamed country. But through their determination and faith, Pine survived. Much of what is displayed in the Pine-Strawberry Museum today is in tribute to the dedication and hard work of our founding families.

52. UCL - Option In Art And Music [15.0] Master in History of Art and Archeology General Admission Contacts Teaching method Mobility and/or international links Detailed Programme http://sites.uclouvain.be/archives-portail/ppe2009/en-254245.html

Version française > Master in History of Art and Archeology : General Admission Contacts ... Mobility and/or international links Detailed Programme Core courses Focuses Options or optional courses Prehistory and Anthropology ... Optional courses Quick search Search a master Search bridging course Search by key-word Complete programme More information Arts and Letters Horaire des cours Option in Art and Music [15.0] Legend Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses Click on the course code to see detailed informations (objectives, methods, evaluation...) Year 15 credits chosen from : Art and Music (in French) Brigitte Van Wymeersch x x Sacred Music (in French) John Philippe Van Tiggelen x x Historical Musicology Research Seminar (in French) John Philippe Van Tiggelen x x Aesthetic and philosophy of music (in French) Brigitte Van Wymeersch x x Special questions on music history A (in French) Christophe Pirenne x x Special questions on music history B (in French) Christophe Pirenne x x Analysis of auditive languages (in French) Thierry De Smedt x x eval(unescape('%64%6f%63%75%6d%65%6e%74%2e%77%72%69%74%65%28%27%3c%61%20%68%72%65%66%3d%22%6d%61%69%6c%74%6f%3a%69%6e%66%6f%40%66%6c%74%72%2e%75%63%6c%2e%61%63%2e%62%65%22%20%73%74%79%6c%65%3d%22%74%65%78%74%2d%64%65%63%6f%72%61%74%69%6f%6e%3a%6e%6f%6e%65%22%3e%49%6e%66%6f%20%46%4c%54%52%3c%2f%61%3e%27%29%3b'))

53. Conozca Ceremonial ballpark of the Taino Indians, who dominated Puerto Rico (Borik n) until the arrival of the Conquistadores in 1500. http://ponce.inter.edu/tibes/ingles/conozca.html

Knowing Our Roots

54. Prince George's County Tricentennial ARCHEOLOGY, GENERAL HISTORY Garrow, Patrick H. Oxon Hill Manor Archaeological Site Migration Project,, Final Report, v. 1 2. Prepared by Garrow Assoc., Inc., for Maryland DOT http://www.pghistory.org/PG/PG300/archaeology.html

55. Remote Sensing As Used For Archeological Research Techniques used by NASA for archeological research. Includes remote sensing data for Arenal, Costa Rica, Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, and The Pet n, Guatemala. http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/archeology/remote_sensing.html

Remote Sensing Arenal, Costa Rica Chaco Canyon, NM Archeology Home ... ESO Home Other Links Remote Sensing Tutorial Archeological Remote Sensing Now more than ever, archeological research is interdisciplinary: botany, forestry, soil science, hydrology - all of which contribute to a more complete understanding of the earth, climate shifts, and how people adapt to large regions. As a species, we've been literally blind to the universe around us. If the known electromagnetic spectrum were scaled up to stretch around the Earth's circumference, the human eye would see a portion equal to the diameter of a pencil. Our ability to build detectors that see for us where we can't see, and computers that bring the invisible information back to our eyesight, will ultimately contribute to our survival on Earth and in space. Remote sensing can be a discovery technique, since the computer can be programmed to look for distinctive "signatures" of energy emitted by a known site or feature in areas where surveys have not been conducted. Such "signatures" serve as recognition features or fingerprints. Such characteristics as elevation, distance from water, distance between sites or cities, corridors, and transportation routes can help to predict the location of potential archeological sites. Computational techniques used to analyze data.

56. SIA General Tools Award The Society for Industrial Archeology General Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial Archeology recognizes individuals who have given sustained, distinguished service http://www.siahq.org/awards/generaltools/2003barbour.html

GENERAL TOOLS AWARD 2003 General Tools Award Winner - Alex Barbour Photograph by Perry Green Select on thumbnail photo above to enlarge Bob Passfield made the following presentation of the 2003 General Tools award at the SIA 2003 Annual Meeting: "The Society for Industrial Archeology General Tools Award for Distinguished Service to Industrial Archeology recognizes individuals who have given sustained, distinguished service to the cause of industrial archeology. Nominations for the award may be made by any SIA member in good standing. The criteria for selection are as follows: the recipient must have given noteworthy service, over an extended period of time, to the cause of industrial archeology. The type of service is unspecified, but must be for other than academic publication. It is desirable, but not required, that the recipient be a member of the SIA. And finally, the award may be made only to a living individual. "The General Tools Award was established in 1992 by Gerry Weinstein, Chairman of the General Tools Manufacturing Company, and is funded through an endowment created by the Abraham and Lillian Rosenberg Foundation. Before proceeding with the award, I would like to express my appreciation to the other members of the General Tools Award Committee, Betsy Fahlman and Pat Malone, for their substantial contributions to the evaluation process. "This year’s recipient of the Society for Industrial Archeology’s General Tools Award has been involved with machinery and engineering all his life and is a hands-on practitioner of industrial archeology with a prodigious knowledge of machinery of all types. A millwright and mechanical engineer by profession, he has achieved a wide recognition for his expertise in machinery restoration, millwrighting, and marine engineering.

57. ArchNet: Lithics National Park Service Archeology General Reference Bibliographies; Obsidian WWW Laboratory Directory; the lithics site a resource for archaeological lithic analysts http://archnet.asu.edu/topical/Selected_Topics/Lithics/resource.php

58. Anthropology - Peer Career BA Concentrations Applied anthropology Archeology General anthropology BS Concentrations Nonteaching Sustainable development http://peercareer.appstate.edu/pagesmith/41

About Academics Admissions The Arts ... Athletics Peer Career Student Development Anthropology Main menu Home ... Welcome back to ASU Anthropology Department of Anthropology BA Concentrations: Applied anthropology Archeology General anthropology BS Concentrations: Non-teaching Sustainable development A student with a Bachelor's degree in anthropology has acquired critical analysis skills, oral and written communication skills, "people" skills, and a great understanding of many different cultures, which have many applications in public service, political activism and the private sector. An emphasis in Archaeology yields prospects for entry-level employment or degree-related careers with one of many Federal and State agencies and private cultural resource management firms. Biological and Medical Anthropologists have the skills which are useful in the growing sector of health related occupations and traditional research. Anthropology graduates are regarded as having excellent preparation for professional training in Law, Medicine, Public Health, School Administration, and Urban Planning.

59. Www.thc.state.tx.us ANTIQUITIES PERMIT APPLICATION . UNDERWATER ARCHEOLOGY . GENERAL INFORMATION I. PROPERTY TYPE AND LOCATION . Project Name (and/or Site Trinomial) http://www.thc.state.tx.us/forms/archeology/Underwater Permit App.doc

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60. Archeological Society Of Virginia Organization of amateurs and professionals working for the proper conservation and exploration of archeological sites and materials in Virginia. http://asv-archeology.org/

Organization Kittiewan Membership Local Chapters ... Visit Kittiewan, home to the ASV The purposes of the ASV are To promote the study of archeology and anthropology, especially but not limited to the prehistoric and historic periods in Virginia To work for the proper conservation and exploration of archeological sites and materials To encourage the scientific study of archeological sites and materials and to discourage careless, misdirected, or commercial collecting of artifacts To promote the spread of archeological knowledge through the media of publications, meetings, lectures, exhibits, etc. To collaborate with other organizations and agencies that serve the same purposes as those of this society To serve as a bond between individual members and as a link with similar organizations in other states Contact Us Site Policy

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