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3. Introduction To Archaeology: South American Prehistory South American Prehistory . Lesson Objectives Trace the development of several cultures on the continent; compare early civilizations here with others elsewhere http://www.indiana.edu/~arch/saa/matrix/ia/ia03_mod_15.html

Home Courses INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY Modules: overview Exercises: overview Tests and Assessments: Syllabus South American Prehistory Lesson Objectives: Trace the development of several cultures on the continent; compare early civilizations here with others elsewhere on earth. What is the maritime hypothesis ? It is the idea that sedentary, year-round, large-scale settlement and the development of complex society is possible without agriculture in coastal areas such as western Peru, where the resources are plentiful and dependable. Mike Moseley, of the University of Florida, developed this hypothesis to explain the foundations of civilization in Peru. We have certainly seen early sedentism before in this class, even 4,000 years ago on the south Florida coast. But here the argument is that it can lead to even more complex developments. What is the What were the earliest regional states in South America? Between 200 B.C. and A.D. 600, the Moche culture on the north coast of Peru is famous for its

4. Main Street Church Of Brigham City (Formerly Living Hope Christian Fellowship), Metal plates have been found in south America archeology finds. They did in fact use metal in South American societies, not just the Mayan. The claim that there is no evidence of http://www.mscbc.org/letters.htm

home good news church info ministries ... contact us Letters to Main Street Church We want to share with you some of the correspondence that we have received, mostly as a result of the documentaries we've distributed and the web page we maintain. Some of it is encouraging and appreciative, much of it is challenging and critical. Some of it reflects honest struggles and questions. For the sake of privacy, we have removed any names, places, or other identifying characteristics. Note: When most of these letters came, the church was known as "Living Hope". The "LH" responses we have provided (indented, and in italics) are not necessarily taken from the personal responses we sent to the individual, but are included to illustrate the type of response we provide to letters of that kind, and, at least in the case of the challenges, to demonstrate our attitude and position on the matters that they bring up. We praise God that you have found the true Jesus. Thank you for your encouraging words; we strive to lovingly share this information with Mormons who are seeking answers, and equip other Christians to do likewise. LH Thank you for your letter; please understand we are not attacking anything or anyone out of spite. We have indeed read and studied the Book of Mormon and found it lacking, and we are providing credible research and information to back up our claims. We don't deny that the Mormon Church is full of good, sincere people; but the message of the Bible is that our "goodness" or sincerity is not what saves us; only a right relationship with Jesus can do that. That is the heart of the message we proclaim. Belief in the false Jesus and a false gospel that is taught within Mormonism is an eternally dangerous position to be in. God has already revealed His truth in the Bible; in fact, the Bible does not instruct us to pray about what is true, or "feel" the Spirit to know things are true. Instead, the Bible declares itself to be true...and that must either be accepted or rejected. We accept it, and we want to point all Mormons to the Jesus of the Bible. LH

5. South American Archaeology Ancient Raised Field Agriculture Learn about an experimental archaeology project in Bolivia, using ancient farming techniques, that has raised more than just corn, beans, and http://www.archaeolink.com/south_american_archaeology.htm

6. South American Archaeology: Paleo-Indian PALEOINDIANS THE FIRST SOUTH AMERICANS, ROUTES AND CONTROVERSIES. Lesson objectives describe the evidence of the earliest human presence in South America, the sites and http://www.indiana.edu/~arch/saa/matrix/saa/saa_mod02.html

Home Courses SOUTH AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY Modules: Exercises: Resources: Tests and Evaluations: Handouts Syllabus PALEO-INDIANS: THE FIRST SOUTH AMERICANS, ROUTES AND CONTROVERSIES Lesson objectives: describe the evidence of the earliest human presence in South America, the sites and artifacts, and compare competing interpretations and controversial sites. Where did the first South Americans come from and when did they arrive? We might use the term Paleo-Indian to mean earliest Americans on both continents. Moseley's (2001:22-23) chart calls this time the Lithic Period So how did people get to South America? There were only two ways to move, walk or take the boat. They probably did both (show possible routes on National Geographic [2000] map, Peopling of the Americas) What was the Pleistocene environment like when they arrived? The Pleistocene or Ice Age was a time when much of the water in the ocean was tied up in glaciers, ice sheets up to a mile thick, covering the northern part of the northern hemisphere (see map). In South America there was no continental ice sheet, but mountain glaciers covered large valleys (some of these still exist today but they are much smaller). Sea level was perhaps 100 meters lower, the climate was much colder and drier in general. But the north part of the west coast of South America may have been warmer and wetter, with mangroves farther south, more lomas vegetation. The Amazon rainforest is thought to have been smaller, drier, and more open during the Pleistocene; experts keep changing their minds about this (e.g., Adovasio 2002:195) but new data from ice cores taken in the high Andes (Krajick 2002) suggest even the vast jungle was less resistant to major climatic change than previously expected.

7. Ancient World Review: South America Ancient history news, reviews and commentary The combination of land cleared of its rainforest for grazing and satellite survey have revealed a sophisticated preColumbian monument http://www.ancientworldreview.com/south_america/

Ancient World Review About The Ancient World Review Subscribe to this blog's feed Categories Alexander ... Videos Ancient History Links FORVM ANTIQVVM Alexander the Great on the Web BBC Ancient History Interactive Ancient Mediterranean Project ... Livius - articles on ancient history Ancient Historians Arrian: The Campaigns of Alexander Xenophon: A History of My Times Flavius Josephus: The Jewish War Xenophon: The Persian Expedition ... Herodotus: The Landmark Herodotus Archaeology News Archaeologica Archaeological News from Archaeology Magazine BBC - Ancient History ScienceDaily: Ancient Civilization News South America January 27, 2010 Amazon Deforestation Reveals New Culture "The combination of land cleared of its rainforest for grazing and satellite survey have revealed a sophisticated pre-Columbian monument-building society in the upper Amazon Basin on the east side of the Andes," according to the British archeological journal Antiquity . "This hitherto unknown people constructed earthworks of precise geometric plan connected by straight orthogonal roads." (See photograph) "...the ' geoglyph culture ' stretches over a region more than 250 km across..." and archeologists have apparently seen less than a tenth of it.

8. Archaeology And Research In Colombia Resources include sites, cultures and ruins During the Spanish conquest of Colombia, most shamans, and other persons (chiefs or caciques, zipas, zaques, and jeques) that had been http://gosouthamerica.about.com/od/colombi1/Archaeology_and_Research_in_Colombia

zWASL=1 zGL='0';zGR='ca-about-radlink'; zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Travel South America Travel South America Travel Search South America Travel Plan Your Trip What to Do Countries Filed In: History Archaeology Archaeology and Research in Colombia Resources include sites, cultures and ruins Ciudad Perdida travel guide Map, photos, history, travel information. Colombian rock art motifs: some ideas for interpretation "During the Spanish conquest of Colombia, most shamans, and other persons (chiefs or caciques, zipas, zaques, and jeques) that had been indoctrinated into secret societies, were killed before anyone bothered to ask about the meanings of the rock art motifs found in nearly all areas of Colombia." zSB(3,3) Colombians say past in peril "Archeologists estimate that since the first people arrived in Colombian territory some 19,000 years ago, hundreds, maybe even thousands of tribes and social groups have existed. The historic legacy bequeathed by the pre-Spanish Colombians is particularly endangered, archeologists say." Definition of Ciudad Perdida "Ciudad Perdida was discovered in 1972 when group of local treasure looters found a series of stone steps rising up the mountainside and followed them to an abandoned city. They named it "Green Hell". When its gold figurines and ceramic urns begun to appear in the local black market, authorities revealed the site in 1975."

9. Ancient Civilizations - A Guide To Ancient Civilizations Ancient civilizations are the basis of the world as we know it today, built on the ruins of 10,000 years of advanced cultures such as the Greek, Roman, Mesopotamia, Mayan, Indus http://archaeology.about.com/od/ancientcivilizations/Ancient_Civilizations.htm

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11. Andere Kaarten March Indians of South America / Archeology of South America. (2X) 1982. April The face and faith of Poland. 1982. Nov. The making of America. http://www.oudestafkaarten.nl/andere_kaarten.htm

Kaarten van de National Geographic Society. 1944. April Japan. 1:8.000.000 1957. June Europe. 1:6.000.000 1959. Sept. Western Sowjet Union. 1960. Febr. South America. (2X) 1960. Nov. The World. 1962. Sept. Eastern South America. (2X) 1962. Dec. West Indies 1964. Febr. Northwestern South America 1964. Nov. China. 1:6.652.800 1965. Febr. The world. 1965. Sept. Switzerland, Austria and Northern Italy. Achterzijde panoramablik van de Alpen. 1967. Febr. Vietnam, Cambodja, Laos, Thailand. 1968(?) The Holy land / Lands of the bible today. ( 1968. Oct. Archeological map of Middle America. 1970. Jan. West Indies and Central America. 1970. Aug The Heavens. 1970. Dec. The World. Achterzijde: How man pollutes his world. 1971.Dec. The peoples of Africa. 1972. July People of the Middle East. 1972. Oct. South America. 1973. Febr. The red planet MARS. 1973. May Mexico. Achterzijde: Central America. (2X) 1973. Sept. Teammates in mankind’s greatest adventure. 1974. April A traveler's map of the British Isles.

12. Archaeology And Archaeological Sites Of South America Archaeology is defined as the systematic study of past human life and culture by the recovery and examination of remaining material evidence, such as graves, buildings, tools, and http://gosouthamerica.about.com/od/archaeology/Archaeology_and_Archaeological_Si

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13. Interesting Facts About El Salvador - By Mark Askeda - Helium The rest come from Mexico and South America. Archeology El Salvador has a number of archeological sites dating to 500 BC. There are several ancient Mayan ruins being excavated. http://www.helium.com/items/1582563-el-salvador-tourism-el-salvador-sports-el-sa

Where Knowledge Rules Search Cultures Asian Culture Cultural Relations ... for this title @import url("/css/widget.css"); Interesting facts about El Salvador Top Article All 6 Articles of 6 Write now Article Tools by Mark Askeda El Salvador is a small country nestled in the rain forests of Central America. It has a beautiful lush landscape and is becoming a popular tourist destination. Following are some interesting facts about this country. Geography: El Salvador is the only North American country without an East Coast. It borders the Pacific Ocean, Honduras and Guatemala. It is also the smallest country in Central America. People: 90% of the people are Mestizo (mix of Spanish settlers and Native Americans ). Very little of the native culture remains today. Food: Salvadorians diet is similar to that of most other Latin American people. Rice, corn, tortillas and beans are staples in their diets. A popular drink is chuco. Chuco is made by blending purple corn with water and adding pumpkin seeds and beans. Geology: Even though it is very small, it has a number of natural hazards. It is called the land of volcanoes because it has 25 volcanoes, 3 of which are active. It is also susceptible to earthquakes and has experienced 6 major earthquakes since 1900. In the summer months, hurricanes are a hazard in this area as well.

14. NativeWeb Resources: Anthropology & Archeology Resources for indigenous cultures around the world provided by NativeWeb. http://www.nativeweb.org/resources/anthropology_archeology/

Home Login Contact Us Resources for Indigenous Cultures around the World Resources Community Hosted Sites About Us Resource Center Internet Links Nations Index Geographic Region Index Search the Site ... Submit a Site! Hosted Resources Hosted Pages NativeLaw News NativeTech Site Information Get your FREE EMAIL @NativeWeb.Net! Community Donate to NativeWeb About Us ... Resource Database Resources: 85 listings Name and Description Nation Location African Archaeology Internet Resources Africa Internet resources related to archaeological sub-regions of Africa and the Near East. More sites on archnet.asu.edu Amazon Tribes Huaorani America - South Visual anthropology and educational resource for photographs and information on Amazon tribes, particularly the Huorani tribe from the Amazon River Basin of South America. American Society for Ethnohistory An academic organization made up of anthropologists, historians, museum and cultural resource professionals that seeks to describe the history of the Native Peoples of the Americas through a methodology informed by ethnographic, cultural, ecological, linguistic, archaeological and historical information. ancientgreece-earlyamerica.com

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16. LostWorlds.org | News: South American Archaeology LostWorlds.org News South American Archaeology Find out the latest news about South American Archaeology Cultures (Andean and Amazonian cultures, etc) such as the Inca http://www.lostworlds.org/blog/south-american.html

Thursday, May 07, 2009 Peru: Tomb believed to be older than "Señor de Sipan" found in northern Peru (LIP-ir) A team of archaeologists, led by Walter Alva, have discovered the wooden tomb of another member of the Mochica culture's elite - older than the "Señor de Sipan" (Lord of Sipan). These findings belong to the Moche civilization, which ruled the northern coast of Peru from the time of Christ to 800 AD, centuries prior to the Incas. Alva has stated that he and his team are investigating and within the next few days will know the role of this noble in the Mochica society. "We have found the tomb of a person that belonged to Mochica nobility. Inside the coffin, discoveries of copper and copper-plated decorations - covered in rust, demonstrate that this person was not a Lord but was among the Mochica elite," Alva explained.The archaeologist, who discovered the "Señor de Sipan" (Lord of Sipan) in 1987, has said that this discovery will provide valuable information about the Mochica culture. The mummy is estimated to be 1,800 years old, whereas it is estimated that the "Señor de Sipan" was buried 1,700 years ago."The tomb is of a person that appears on Mochica artwork, which shows he participated in important rituals. His headdress, which is V-shaped, identifies him as such," explained Alva.

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Welcome To An Archeolog Of The Greatest Stones On Earth This site is a tribute to the miners, artists and laborers who crafted The Greatest Stones On Earth. Narrowing down the vast list of Archeological Sites was difficult, but necessary to get started. This site will expand as time goes by, so stop by now and then to see what new stones I've found. New !!! See new site at end of list. "Geoarcheology" a new comprehensive explanation of history. And be sure to check out Ed Leedskalnin's Coral Castle FL. Ed erected all 11,000 tons himself! Archeolog Links British Isles Archeology Stonehenge Stonehenge Stonehenge Pictures London Middlesex Archeology Society ... Druim Dubh Lost Rings Central America Archeology Mexico Pre-Columbian Directory Mundo Maya Maya Gallery Yucatan Peninsula ... Maya Astronomy South America Archeology Machu Pichu Machu Pichu, Crown Jewel Virtual Inca Trails Ruins On The Inca Trail New! Incan Stonework Hidden City Incan Stones Cusco ... Critique Of Erich von Daniken Pacific Islands Archeology Lost Island City Of Nan Madol PARC Map Viewer Sokehs Rock Micronesia Zone ... Amer. Samoa Other Archeology Astro Archeology Mysterious Places Mysterious Places Soc. Prof. Archeologists

18. Peru Nº 086 - WIRACOCHA !, A Photo From Cusco, South | TrekEarth Theme(s) Peru The Most Mystical Country in South America!, Archeology. Mysterious. Historical. Ancient. Old-2 view contributor(s) Date Submitted 2010-08-15 847 http://www.trekearth.com/gallery/South_America/Peru/South/Cusco/Raqchi/photo1232

19. Archæology ArchNet Regions/North America; ArchNet Regions / South America; Archeology in Southern Italy; Ecolab Gopher (Southeastern US) Mayan Epigraphic Database http://www.princeton.edu/~jedwards/scholars_net/archeology.html

Reference desk ArchNet - University of Connecticut Anthropology Department provides access to archaeological resources available on the Internet. Information is categorized by geographic region and subject. Archnet was named the Cool Web Site of the Week by the online version of PCWeek. This honor resulted in a rapid increase in system use. Archnet is currently averaging 5-6000+ accesses per week. ArchNet: Archeometry is a directory of laboratories for conservation and analysis of archaeological materials. ArchNet: Botanical Resources is a collection of Internet sources which may be useful for archaeologists in the identification of plant remains. ArchNet - Ceramics provides access to resources useful for the analysis of prehistoric ceramics. Cultural Resource Managment and Government Agencies lists internet resources related to cultural resource management and historic preservation. Here is the home page for Internet Resources related to Ethnoarchaeology and Ethnohistory ArchNet: Faunal Resources is a collection of Internet sources which may be useful for archaeologists in the identification of animal remains. ArchNet - Geo-Archaeology lists Internet sites related to the study of geology and geoarchaeology.

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