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The Aegean Bronze Age (Cambridge World Archaeology) by Oliver Dickinson, 1994-05-27 The Archaeology of Ancient Israel Jade: A Study in Chinese Archaeology & Religion by Berthold Laufer, 1989-07 Indigenous Archaeologies: A Reader on Decolonization (Archaeology & Indigenous Peoples) Flowerdew Hundred: The Archaeology of a Virginia Plantation, 1619-1864 by James Deetz, 1995-09-01 The World Encyclopedia of Archaeology: The World's Most Significant Sites and Cultural Treasures Archaeology: Discovering Our Past by Robert Sharer, Wendy Ashmore, 2002-07-29 Secrets of the Stones: New Revelations of Astro-Archaeology and the Mystical Sciences of Antiquity by John Michell, 1989-11-01 Archaeology of Ancient Australia by Peter Hiscock, 2007-12-11 Discovery!: Unearthing the New Treasures of Archaeology Archaeology of the Southwest: Second Edition by Linda Cordell, 1997-01-01 Archaeologies of Landscape: Contemporary Perspectives (Social Archaeology) Combat Archaeology: Material Culture and Modern Conflict (Duckworth Debates in Archaeology) by John Schofield, 2006-01-01 The Tractor in the Haystack: Great Stories of Tractor Archaeology by Scott Garvey, 2008-09-15

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81. The Kelsey Museum Of Archaeology @ The University Of Michigan
    Exhibits of excavations and surveys from the Mediterranean world. Sponsors archaeological fieldwork involving University of Michigan faculty, staff, and students. Located in Ann Arbor.  
    http://www.lsa.umich.edu/kelsey/
    
    Extractions: The Kelsey Museum houses a collection of nearly 100,000 ancient and medieval objects from the civilizations of the Mediterranean and the Near East in the William E. Upjohn Exhibit Wing. Check our visitor information , and come get acquainted with the treasures on display in the Upjohn Wing. The Kelsey also offers special exhibitions that change periodically. In addition to mounting exhibitions, the Museum sponsors research, educational programs for children, and fieldwork projects, as well as housing the Interdepartmental Program in Classical Art and Archaeology Featured Object This limestone funerary relief (AD 43-226) from Palmyra in modern Syria can be seen in one of the ancient Near Eastern cases of the new Upjohn Wing. Learn more about this object Highlights

82. Directorate Of Antiquities
    The official site for this museum in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Illustrated description of the exhibits by period. Location, visitor information.  
    http://www.archaeology.gov.ae/

83. Archeological Museum
    Museum of Kazan State University has over 4000 objects reflecting the history and archaeology of the Volga-Kama basin.  
    http://www.ksu.ru/archeol_en/
    
    Extractions: T he territory of the Middle Volga region has a unique massifs of lowlands, which from the early antiquity were occupied by food-gathers, hunters, herdsmans and farmers. It is situated on the borders of East and West, forests and steppes, in the merge region of Kama and Volga - the largest river of Europe. T he different nations left here the archaeological monuments: settlements, burials, hoards and other objects, dated from epoch of the Palaeolithic up to the Middle Ages and representing the pride of our Motherland. Archaeological monuments are frequently unique sources, capable to tell us about the time passed long ago, about our ancestors and the events of this period. They are very important for the solution of Eastern European Finnish-Hungarian and Turkic nations origin. D uring almost 200 years history of archaeological researches in Tatarstan a few thousands of monuments were detected. Basic collections from this sites are kept in scientific and cultural institutions of the Republic: in the State United Museum of the Tatarstan Republic, in the Institute of History of the Tatarstan Republic Academy of Sciences, in the Kazan State University, Bolgar historic-architectural reserve, Biliar historic-archaeological and natural museum-reserve, Iske-Kazan state museum-reserve. Recently, due to large work of the local enthusiasts, museums at regional centres and schools have been opened. Begovatov E.A.

84. Phillips Academy - The Robert S. Peabody Museum Of Archaeology
    Archives, calendar, the collection, exhibits, and general information. Located in Andover, Massachusetts.  
    http://www.andover.edu/Museums/MuseumOfArchaeology/Pages/default.aspx

85. Welcome To The Dig
    Looks at what archaeology is, how they do it, and some famous sites.  
    http://library.thinkquest.org/J001645/

86. Colonial Williamsburg... History For Kids
    Simple look at what archaeology is and how it enhances the study of history. Includes games and projects kids can do at home.  
    http://www.history.org/kids/

87. Community Archchaeology
    Photos and resources plus information on summer archaeology programs at Binghamton University in New York.  
    http://cap.binghamton.edu/kids.cgi

88. Orkney Archaeology Tours
    Professional archaeologists offer holidays, short breaks and tours of the archaeological sites of these Scottish islands. Details and prices.  
    http://WWW.ORKNEYARCHAEOLOGYTOURS.CO.UK/
    
    Extractions: Skip to navigation Orkney Archaeology Tours We are the only tour company in Orkney to be run entirely by professional archaeologists who are also accredited Orkney Tourist Guides, holding the coveted Green Badge awarded by the Scottish Tourist Guides Association.  We are a partnership run by our tour leaders - see our about us  page - who live and work all year round in Orkney and have an in depth knowledge of Orkney’s archaeology, cultural traditions and history – as well as knowing all the best places to see seals! We specialize in small-scale exclusive holidays and tours of Orkney, concentrating on the wonderful archaeology but also showing you as much as possible of our beautiful islands, with an absolute maximum of eight guests. Contrast our approach with that of many large national companies who include an Orkney tour in their portfolio - their tour leaders may well visit only once a year with their groups, and otherwise have no connection with or specialist knowledge of Orkney. Many of these tours are large group tours on 50 seater coaches - hardly the ideal way to appreciate a place as special as Orkney. We offer a choice of all-inclusive one-week small group Orkney holidays, 

89. Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
    A not-for profit organization dedicated to involving the public in the study of archaeology and Native American cultures.  
    http://www.crowcanyon.org/
    
    Extractions: Mother Earth, Father Sky Glen Canyon Before Lake Powell (October 18); Dr. Deborah Gangloff, Cultural and Ecological Importance of Our Trees and Forests (November 1) The Wine, Chocolate, and Heart Health: The Biochemistry of Food The 2010 Four Corners Lecture Series : Guest speakers from around the Southwest speak to this year's theme: "People and Landscape: Thousands of Years of Land Use in the Four Corners." 2010 Travel Adventures: The Archaeology and History of Syria , and Maya Past and Present of Chiapas, Mexico 2011 Travel Adventures: Ancient River, Ruins, and Rock Art Hopi Pottery Workshop ... Civilizations of Central Mexico ; and Oman, the Jewel of Arabia . (Sign up for any 2011 Travel Adventure by December 31, 2010, and save $100!) Reserve your spot in a 2011 Archaeology Adventure: Choose from Excavation and Lab programs and Archaeology Day Tour Just for teens: Check out Crow Canyon's 2011 summer teen camps Teachers: Bring your class to Crow Canyon in 2011 for a hands-on learning adventure! Crow Canyon offers educational field trips for students in grades 4 through 12. Learn more More events Read the October 29 eNews or visit the archive for earlier issues.

90. ProjectDiscovery.Net
    A non-profit charitable organization whose purpose is to support and promote archaeology in Armenia. Includes information on archaeological tours.  
    http://www.projectdiscovery.net

91. Archaeological Adventure Trips In Arizona
    Offers opportunities to discover and participate in archaeology in the Phoenix area.  
    http://www.archaeologicadventures.com/

92. Odyssey, Adventures In Archaeology
    Offers archaeological tours of Europe and the Near East from Canada.  
    http://www.odysseyadventures.ca
    
    Extractions: There is a complete listing of the tours we will be offering in 2010 on our Travel Page. Tailor-Made Tours : In addition to our regular tours we are now able to offer tailor-made trips for small groups. Let us know which trip, your preferred dates and the numbers involved and let us work out the details for you. The lastest offering is a series on royal Mastabas of the Early Dynastic Period. It is meant to serve as an introduction to a more ambitious series on the pyramids of the Old Kingdom Period. 7 October, 2010 Egyptian Mastabas 20 June, 2010 Egyptian Temples (Revised) 5 June, 2010 Stone Circles of Scotland (Revised) 24 May, 2010 Ur in the Age of Hammurabi (Revised) 26 March, 2010 Hadrian's Wall (Revised) 14 March, 2010 Greek Temples (Revised) 4 March, 2010 Brochs of Scotland (Revised) 27 January, 2010 Mycenae: Rich in Gold (Revised) 1 January, 2010 Odyssey Tours, 2010 22 May, 2009 The Karnak Temple: The Tuthmosids 4 April, 2009

93. Археолошки ПРЕГЛЕД • Archaeological REPORTS
    Archaeological Excavations and Survey Reports from Serbia and Montenegro  
    http://www.areports.com/ap.html

94. TNTlite For Archaeology
    GIS and image analysis software system for archaeologists.  
    http://www.microimages.com/archaeol.htm
    
    Extractions: What is it? What are the limitations? After years of the quiet development of professional image analysis and GIS products , MicroImages, Inc. added FREE student versions of these same products as part of their regular product releases. These free TNTlite products differ from the 'paid for' professional versions of TNTmips, TNTedit, and TNTview used in over 100 nations only in the size of the project you can complete. However, the analysis and management of all the geospatial data for a single archaeological site-specific project will easily fit within the size limits of the free TNTlite products. Furthermore, as many separate site systems can be independently created and analyzed as needed. The general upper size limitations on geodata objects used in the free TNTlite are as follows: each raster object can be 314,368 pixels (such as 614 x 512), which is adequate for the photographic overview of a site or for vertical photographs of each grid cell; a vector object of a site's features is limited to 500 polygons; a CAD object such as an artifact map to 500 elements; a database pinmap or point feature map or artifacts is limited to 1500 points, or records in 10 related tables for associating detailed attributes of the elements in each object including images (rasters), vector, CAD, and TIN objects. A project for a single field site may integrate and use many of each of these objects as needed: a vector object of vegetation, one for each soil layer, one for each artifact type, multiple images, many separate CAD layers, and so on with each of these objects supported by 10 relational attribute (database) tables.

95. Oman Archaeology
    of archaeological expeditions to the Sultanate of Oman and database of archaeological sites.  
    http://omanarch.esmartweb.com/
    
    Extractions: Amla/al Fueda Our Mission has conducted research and cultural management projects in cooperation with the Sultanate's Ministry of National Heritage and Culture since 1977. In different ways, and owing to an interdisciplinary approach, the Mission has illuminated the prehistory of this Arabian land. Originally the emphasis centred on localising the copper land Magan/Makkan which is known from cuneiform texts. The Mission is sponsored by the German Mining Museum and the Institute for Prehistory of the University of Heidelberg. Fieldwork in the Sultanate of Oman:

96. Archaeological Tours Led By Noted Scholars
    Specialized tours led by scholars.  
    http://archaeologicaltrs.com
    
    Extractions: You learn from gifted scholars who are also spellbinding lecturers. Our lecturers are distinguished faculty from respected universities. We choose them not only for the breadth and depth of their knowledge, but also for their ability to fascinate their listeners, their passion for sharing what they know, and their sociability. In addition to the lecturer, a member of our staff and one of our local guides accompanies each tour. The guides are chosen for their reliability, enthusiasm, knowledge of the local culture and ability to cut through red tape on your behalf. Our accessibly priced tours are the right size to offer you a variety of companions, but not so many that you feel like part of a herd.

97. MUSEO CIVICO ARCHEOLOGICO DI BOLOGNA
    Contains the archaeological finds from the Bologna area, and other collections of antiquities. Illustrated descriptions of the Egyptian and Etruscan collections.  
    http://www.comune.bologna.it/museoarcheologico/

98. Archaelogical Museum Of Argos
    Museum exhibits important archaeological finds from Argos and the surrounding area dated back from the Neolithic period to Byzantine times.  
    http://www.cs-net.gr/argolis/museumarg.html
    
    Extractions: I t consists of two parts : Kallergio and a new section. In April 1932, the heirs of J. Kallergis donate the building to the municipality of Argos. The city council gave it away to the state along with the surrounding area in October 25 1955. The estalishment of the museum is project of the French Arhaelogical Schoool architected by the Russian Formin. The Kallergio museum was inaugurated in 1957 and the new section in 1961. T he collections include : A mong the most important excibits of the museum are : B ridge-mouthed pot of the Posthelenic times. It comes from the excavations in Lerna. The type of the pot is Minoan, especially in the shape. S tatuette of a woman-feeder, type F. Findings of this type come from the graves and settlements of the Mycenaen times.

99. Peru Travel & Peru Tours
    Archaeological, ecological and adventure tours in South America.  
    http://inkasperu.com

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