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		new document ^Votes:0 404 http://www.nba.fi/ARCHAEOL/RESEARCH/susieng.htm Sivua ei l?ytynyt. Sivua ei l?ytynyt sivustoltamme. Sivu saattaa olla poistettu tai sen osoite on voinut muuttua. Mik?li tulit t?lle sivulle seuraamalla linkki? jossakin muussa palvelussa, pyyd?mme sinua ilmoittamaan osoitteen muuttumisesta kyseisen palvelun yll?pit?j?lle. Voit my?s yritt?? etsi? haluamaasi sivua hakukoneellamme: Sy?t? hakusana: Mene Museoviraston sivuston etusivulle . Sidan finns inte. Den s?kta sidan finns inte. Den kan ha tagits bort eller flyttats. Page was not found. Page could not be found on our website. Page may have been removed or the address has been changed. Read More Go to Site


		1995 SAA Paper ^Votes:0 1995 SAA Paper How Agriculture Came to Central Europe Peter Bogucki School of Engineering and Applied Science Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544-5263 USA bogucki@pucc.princeton.edu Paper presented at the annual meeting for the Society for American Archaeology, Minneapolis, May 1995. Please do not circulate or quote until publication in final form. Introduction Agriculture came to central Europe somewhat over 7,000 years ago. In the last century of archaeological research, we have been able to establish the archaeological record of these communities in some detail and have good, but not perfect, control over the chronology. The "how" and "why" of the establishment of agricultural communities in central Europe has been much more elusive. Before going further, let me locate this process Read More Go to Site

		Archaeology in the City - Archaeology and the city of today ^Votes:0 KNOW IT CHOOSE AND PROTECT PRESERVE MAKE IT KNOWN Preservation of monuments Historical accounts Architectes des BÂtiments de France Services rÉgionaux de l?ArchÉologie (Regional Archaeological Departments) New projects and the preservation of an elevated or exposed archaeological heritage New projects and the presentation of a buried archaeological heritage CHOOSE AND PROTECT Since archaeological techniques evolve and historical questions become more precise as time goes by, often due to multidisciplinary approaches, we have to preserve as well as possible, the potential heritage of the city for future researchers. That is, we must preserve as much data as possible for our successors, either in the form of the actual archaeological artefacts, preserved and restored or not yet studied becau Read More Go to Site

		Bodies of the Bogs: Introduction ^Votes:0 Home \| Subsccribe \| News \| Shop \| TV \| Events \| Links \| Contact \| Free Info \| Advertise \| Search A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America Email this article Bodies of the Bogs December 10, 1997 Grauballe Man was found in 1952 in NebelgÅrd Mose, a small bog in Jutland, Denmark. (Forhistorisk Museum, HØjbjerg, Denmark) Over the past centuries, remains of many hundreds of people--men, women, and children--have come to light during peat cutting activities in northwestern Europe, especially in Ireland, Great Britain, the Netherlands, northern Germany, and Denmark. These are the "bog bodies." The individual bog bodies show a great degree of variation in their state of preservation, from skeletons, to well-preserved complete bodies, to isolated heads and limbs. They range in date Read More Go to Site

		British Archaeology, no 21, February 1997: Features ^Votes:0 British Archaeology , no 21, February 1997: Features Chew, chew, that ancient chewing gum A slovenly modern habit? Or one of the world's oldest pastimes? Elizabeth Aveling explains The chewing of gum is often thought of as a modern habit, imported to Europe from America this century. In fact, however, chewing gum has a long history stretching back at least 9,000 years, and tar-like materials were commonly chewed throughout much of northern Europe from at least the Early Mesolithic period. Examples of black lumps of tar with well defined human tooth impressions have been found at several waterlogged bog sites in northern Europe, notably in Germany and Scandinavia. These sites span a period of about 5,000 years, the earliest dating from the beginning of the Mesolithic. Now, in a research pro Read More Go to Site

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		Flints and Stones - Explore the Lives of the Peoples of the Mesolithic ^Votes:0 Flints and Stones: Real Life in Prehistory Welcome to the world of the late stone age hunter gatherers. This exhibition takes you into the lives of the inhabitants of Britain and north west Europe from the time when ice sheets still covered land and sea, until the time when settled farming peoples were cultivating the land. Against the background of this changing world, people survived by hunting game and gathering food from the plants around them; on the move, following the herds and seeking out the fruits season by season. Explore the World of the Hunter Gatherers Meet the Shaman The leader of the Stone Age people will take you into his living world. Meet the Archaeologist Today's explorer who has discovered this world of long ago. Photo: Myra Tolan-Smith Clear away the misunderstandings Read More Go to Site

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		Magasinmanualen ^Votes:0 Udvalgte magasiner Udvalgte emner Retningslinjer S?g i manualen Indeks Velkommen Her bygger dansk museumsverden en manual for god magasinering. Magasinmanualen skal formidle erfaringer, viden og god praksis om alle emner indenfor magasinering. Fra nybyggeri og byggematerialer, over klimatiseringsprincipper og energiforbrug, til reng?ringsprocedurer og skadedyrskontrol. Magasinmanualen skal samle igangv?rende danske udviklingsprojekter indenfor pr?ventiv konservering og v?re portal til sites om lignende emner i udlandet. I l?bet af 2007 pr?senteres fire kulturhistoriske museumsmagasiner. Parallelt hermed forberedes pr?sentationen af et naturhistorisk museums og et kunstmuseums magasin. Samt en engelsksproget udgave. Read More Go to Site

		Stone Pages • Web guide to Megalithic Europe ^Votes:0 Stonehenge, stone circles, dolmens, ancient standing stones, cairns, barrows, hillforts and archaeology of megalithic Europe Over the last 18 years we have personally visited and photographed all 529 archÆological sites you will find in these pages (117 in the six national sections and 412 in our Tours section), creating the first Web guide to European megaliths and other prehistoric sites, online since February 1996 SHOP ARCHAEONEWS TOURS PREHISTORAMA FORUMS GLOSSARY MEGALINKS FEEDBACK FAQ ABOUT US Site created and maintained by Paola Arosio & Diego Meozzi Contact us • Copyright Statement Subscribe to our FREE Archaeo News newsletter: Archaeo News feed Podcast feed Last updated: 20 November 2007 Last month (October 2007) we had 139,168 v Read More Go to Site

		The European Archaeologists ^Votes:0 Archaeology and development: new Council of Europe code of practice Irish archaeological heritage policy Some problems of heritage documentation and management in India, S. P. Gupta New science-based archaeology society An exciting new development: calcined bones can be 14C-dated, J.N. Lanting & A. L. Brindleyo The history of European archaeology New information service New journal from IUPPS/IUSPP Funding for conferences Digging in the dirt, Geoff Carver Lisbon in September And in 2001? From the Secretariat Membership in 1999 ?Situations vacant? Letter to the Editor Diary Published by the European Association of Archaeologists , c/o RiksantikvarieÄmbetet, Box 10259, S-434 23 Kungsbacka, Sweden, Tel: + 46 300 33907; Fax: + 46 300 33901; e-mail: petra.nordin@raa.se Editor: Dr Henry Cleere ; Read More Go to Site

		The Institute of Classical Archaeology U. of Texas ^Votes:0 ICA HOME ABOUT ICA PROJECTS & PROGRAMS FIELD SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS & RESOURCES NEWS The Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICA) carries out multi-disciplinary archaeological research, conservation, and cultural resource management projects in the territory of ancient Greek colonies in southern Italy and on the Black Sea coast of Ukraine. ICA was established as a research unit in the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas, Austin, in 1974. Over the past 30 years, with major support from public and private sources, ICA has developed long-term projects to explore the agricultural hinterlands of ancient Metapontum and Croton in Italy and the territory and urban area of ancient Chersonesos in Crimea, Ukraine. Principal collaborators include the Archaeological Superintendencies of Cal Read More Go to Site

		The Neolithic Diaspora in Europe ^Votes:0 The Neolithic Diaspora in Europe The Neolithic Diaspora in Europe Peter Bogucki School of Engineering and Applied Science Princeton University bogucki@pucc.princeton.edu March 25, 1997 Abstract: The spread of farming across Europe between 8,000 and 5,000 years ago was the result of two processs: the migration and dispersal of farmers and the adoption of crops and livestock by indigenous foragers. In some regions, one of these processes clearly predominated, while in others is it not clear which one played the major role. This paper will discuss the geography of agricultural dispersals in Europe and identify some signature characteristics which can be used to differentiate the above two processes, based on recent research in several parts of Europe. Introduction: Agricultural Dispersal in E Read More Go to Site

		www.OldStoneAge.com ^Votes:0 The Cutting Edge (major updates March-April 2007) - New User Interface... please bear with us while we update www.OldStoneAge.com. any issues or comments can be addressed to Flint at wfdibble@gmail.com University of Kansas Excavations Smuggler's Cave Project Page ( 3/25/2007) Publications Page (3/8/2007) Homepage (3/5/2007) This website presents current and past projects regarding OldStoneAge ( Paleolithic ) Archaeology. OldStoneAge.com is an umbrella organization that includes the research and support of a whole host of current archaeologists, specialists, students, volunteers, and sponsors. Their research spans the Mediterranean ranging from caves in the Southwest of France to the High Desert in Egypt. The work done has contributed significantly to the study of OldStoneAge archaeology an Read More Go to Site

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