21. Hallstatt (archaeological Site, Austria) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Hallstatt (archaeological site, Austria), site in the Upper Austrian Salzkammergut region where objects characteristic of the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age (from c. 1100 bc http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/252889/Hallstatt

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22. Aachen Cathedral (Germany) - Archaeology And The Great Churches Of The World Aachen Cathedral was first built in 805 AD, at the behest of Charlemagne. http://archaeology.about.com/od/churches/ig/Great-Churches-of-the-World/Aachen-C

23. Germany’s Rome Resistance Revealed Skip to comments. Lion man takes pride of place as oldest statue 30,000year-old carving Nature ^ 4 September 2003 REX DALTON Posted on 09/05/2003 25057 AM PDT by gd124 http://www.archaeologynews.org/story.asp?ID=366073&Title=Germany’s Rome re

24. Schiller International University Heidelberg, Germany Campus - An American Unive Schiller International University An American University in Heidelberg Schiller International University in Heidelberg is the German study center of an American private university http://www.siu-heidelberg.de/

Home Addresses Tuition Calendar ... Site Map Schiller International University - An American University in Heidelberg Schiller International University in Heidelberg is the German study center of an American private university with 5 campuses in 5 Download new Catalog 2010/11: Catalog Supplement 2010/11 different countries. More than years of experience! Schiller International University invites students from around the world to participate in a series of interdisciplinary programs on undergraduate and graduate levels. During their studies students will have the opportunity to gain significant expertise on Germany. SIU exemplifies the highest standards of ethics and the ideal of the truly educated, multilingual citizen of the world! Current and prospective students from all over the world continually take part in one of Europe's largest private American accredited institutions of higher learning! November 09, 2010 Winter Ball on December 4th, 2010 Dear Schiller students and alumni, faculty and friends! SIU Heidelberg would like to invite you to our annual Winter Ball at the Ballsaal of the Heidelberg Kongresshaus. This... October 26, 2010

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26. Nazi Germany - Archaeology - Resources - Get Revising Revision resources for students studying Archaeology (Nazi Germany) http://getrevising.co.uk/resources/subjects/archaeology/topics/Nazi Germany

27. German Archaeology Photographers Germany Professional Photography | Pro German A STEFAN SONNTAG Studied Design at the University in Augsburg, Germany. He is an German archaeology photographer portfolios Germany archaeology stock photos http://www.photographersdirect.com/professionals/germany/archaeology-photographe

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28. Historic Highlights Of Germany: Archaeology Trier. Archaeological Museum The Archaeological Museum (Landesmuseum) near the Imperial Baths has the richest collection of Roman finds in Germany. http://www.historicgermany.com/4327.html

Augsburg Erfurt Freiburg Heidelberg ... Imprint History Archaeology Hanseatic League Roman times Middle Ages ... Museum Trier Archaeological Museum The Archaeological Museum (Landesmuseum) near the Imperial Baths has the richest collection of Roman finds in Germany. Recommended Reading A Concise History of Germany Daily Life in the World of Charlemagne The Franco-Prussian War Frederick the Great: King of Prussia The Long Nineteenth Century: A History of Germany, 1780-1918 The Weimar Republic: The Crisis of Classical Modernity Germany and the Germans: The United Germany in the Mid-1990s © 2006 Historic Highlights of Germany E-Mail

29. Germany Archaeology,actors,culture,dance,food,Fashion,Hotels,industry,language,m Germany archaeology,actors,culture,dance,food,Fashion,Hotels,industry,language,media,music,politics,society,singers,travel http://www.bharatwisdom.com/tabid/772/tag/Germany/c/archaeology/p/1/Default.aspx

30. Schiller International University Heidelberg, Germany Campus - An American Unive Schiller International University An American University in Heidelberg Schiller International University in Heidelberg is the German study center of an American private university http://www.siu-heidelberg.de/front_content.php

Home Addresses Tuition Calendar ... Site Map Schiller International University - An American University in Heidelberg Schiller International University in Heidelberg is the German study center of an American private university with 5 campuses in 5 Download new Catalog 2010/11: Catalog Supplement 2010/11 different countries. More than years of experience! Schiller International University invites students from around the world to participate in a series of interdisciplinary programs on undergraduate and graduate levels. During their studies students will have the opportunity to gain significant expertise on Germany. SIU exemplifies the highest standards of ethics and the ideal of the truly educated, multilingual citizen of the world! Current and prospective students from all over the world continually take part in one of Europe's largest private American accredited institutions of higher learning! November 09, 2010 Winter Ball on December 4th, 2010 Dear Schiller students and alumni, faculty and friends! SIU Heidelberg would like to invite you to our annual Winter Ball at the Ballsaal of the Heidelberg Kongresshaus. This... October 26, 2010

31. Fossil Provides Glimpse Of Giant Flying Reptile | Science | The Guardian Dec 04, 2008 Lacusovagus magnificens, kept in a German museum, is the largest toothless prehistoric flying reptile ever found http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2008/dec/04/flying-reptile-germany-archaeology

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32. Archaeology In Germany Information about archaeology in Germany. Archaeology is the science that studies human cultures through the recovery, documentation, analysis, and interpretation of material http://compendium.travelvice.com/archaeology-in-germany/

33. Herman Wirth And The Origins Of Writing � Heather Pringle Did our early human ancestors develop a written “code” some 30,000 years ago or more, inscribing and painting cave walls with its enigmatic symbols? http://heatherpringle.wordpress.com/2010/02/23/herman-wirth-and-the-origins-of-w

@import url( http://s0.wp.com/wp-content/themes/pub/pressrow/style.css?m=1288049942g ); Heather Pringle Home Articles Bio ... The Ancestral Journey of the Navajo February 23, 2010...12:37 pm Herman Wirth and the Origins of Writing Jump to Comments article in New Scientist .  What no one has mentioned so far, however,  is that the  idea of such an ancient script dates back to the nineteenth century and has a dark link to Nazi Germany. This all sounds exceedingly interesting,  though I am waiting to see the paper that the pair has just submitted to Antiquity. But I feel obliged to point out that the idea of a very early system of written symbols was strongly championed in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s by Herman Wirth,  one of the most controversial prehistorians in Europe and the first president of the Nazi research institute founded by SS head Heinrich Himmler.   (This institute was the subject of my last book,   .  In it,  I wrote two full chapters on Wirth and his research. ) According to Wirth,  the Nordic refugees from this  disaster escaped to northern Europe,  bringing with them their ancient writing system,  an invention that later diffused to cultures around the world.   So Wirth spent years poring over ancient European rock art, searching for evidence of this system and recording examples of circles,  disks and wheels that he believed were ancient Nordic ideograms symbolizing the sun,  the annual cycle of life,  and so on. Share this: Share Email Reddit Print ... 2 Comments Filed under

34. Archaeology Image an ivory mammoth form the Aurignacien. Found at a cave in the Lone Valey, Germany http://www.showcaves.com/english/explain/Archaeology/index.html

35. Facts About Saxon, As Discussed In United Kingdom: The Invaders And Their Early were from three tribes—the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes—which he locates on the Cimbric Peninsula, and by implication the coastlands of northwestern Germany. Archaeology, however http://www.britannica.com/facts/5/482547/

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36. Euronews - Roman Bronze Horse’s Head Found In Germany Archaeology Roman bronze horse’s head found in Germany. euronews Get the latest news from the world of science technology. The in-depth report on computer news, space http://www.euronews.net/2009/09/02/roman-bronze-horse-s-head-found-in-germany/

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37. Koln, Germany Archaeology Attractions, Nordrhein-Westfalen Region Region Looking for the best archaeology attractions in Koln? Read reviews for the 12 matching attractions in Koln and see which ones the 356 travelers who have been there liked! http://www.geckogo.com/Guide/Germany/Nordrhein-Westfalen-Region/Koln/Explore/Sig

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40. Maglemosian Culture - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia European archaeology Nordic Stone Age Archaeology of Denmark Archaeology of Sweden Archaeology of Norway Archaeology of England Archaeology of Germany Archaeology of Poland http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maglemosian

Maglemosian culture From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia   (Redirected from Maglemosian Jump to: navigation search This article does not cite any references or sources Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed (January 2008) This article is missing citations or needs footnotes . Please help add inline citations (January 2008) The Stone Age This box: view talk edit before ... Bronze Age Maglemosian (ca. 9500 BC 6000 BC ) is the name given to a culture of the early Epipaleolithic period in Northern Europe . In Scandinavia , the culture is succeeded by the Kongemose culture The actual name came from an archeological site in Denmark , named Maglemose at Mullerup on western Zealand , where the first settlement was found in 1900. During the following century a long series of similar settlements were excavated from England to Poland and from Skåne in Sweden to northern France The Maglemosian people lived in forest and wetland environments using fishing and hunting tools made from wood, bone, and flint microliths . It appears that they had domesticated the dog citation needed Some may have lived settled lives but most were nomadic.

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