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Treaty Series, 1997: Agreement Between the UK and Croatia on Co-operation in Culture, Education and Science No. 51 (Command Paper) The Culture of Lies by Dubravka Ugresic, 1999-07-01 Dubrovnik and its surroundings: History, culture, art (Tourist monographs) by Anuška Novaković, 1985 Dubrovnik: And its surroundings history, culture, art, tourism, scenery by Anus̆ka Novaković, 1989 Media Events That Shaped The New Croatia: Reflections on a Successful U.N. Mission by Temple Black, 2007 Contribution of Tourism to the Development of Local Community: Case Studies of Croatia and Turkey by Huseyin Ok, Ana Beban, 2010-06-06 The amphitheatre in Pula (Monuments of culture and history in Istria) by SÌŒtefan Mlakar, 1973 Cinema of Croatia Radio 101 (Croatia) Brac: Supetar, Postira, Bol, Croatia, Croatian Bol Ladies Open, Croatia Rediviva: Ca, Kaj, Sto - Bastinski Dani, Mirca, Splitska, Bol Airport The ameliorative effects of pine cultures on forest sites on the island of Rab in Southwest Croatia [An article from: Forest Ecology and Management] by D. Barcic, V. Hrsak, et all 2006-12-15 Godisnjak Zastite Spomenika Kulture Hrvatske. 28/2004. the Preservation of Cultural Heritage in Croatia Annual by Filipec, Ed Kresimir, 2005-01-01 More: The Sea by Damir Fabijanic, 2008 Sibenik and the Sibenik tourist region: History, culture, art, natural beauties, tourism, city map (Library Tourism and heritage) by Slavo Grubisic, 1998

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41. Open.society.institute.croatia
    culture public health. / Information culture Arts culture NetworkProgram Competitions, © open society institute croatia contact us.  
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42. ARCHAEOLOGY NET/CROATIA NET: Prehistoric Archaeology In Croatia
    in urns. Because of this culture's mobility, their remains can be foundin many places in croatia, BiH, and Srijem. Above Tripart  
    http://www.archaeology.net/prehistory/bronze.html
    
    Extractions: The Early Bronze Age . In this period we have the Vucedol Culture, so called after the site near Vukovar in Croatian Slavonia. It was thought that Slavonia was the center of this culture, but other sites where Vucedol implements were found are, however, now known in Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, and Slovenia (Ljubljana being the best known site in Slovenia). Vucedol pottery include bowls, pedestalled cups, jars, and amphorae. Some pots were cross-footed. Decorations were formed by cutting out the clay and, after firing, filling in the hollow with a white paste. Ornaments were in shape of triangles, squares, stars, crosses, and other geometrical shapes. Men and women were buried in the same The Middle Bronze Age . During the Middle Bronze Age (usually dated from 1600 - 1250 BC) the Tumulus or Glasinac Culture entered BiH. This culture lived in the area of Glasinac (east of Sarajevo), but their traces have also been found in other areas of BiH. Tumuli or mounds were erected over graves and each contains at lest one burial. It is interesting that no weapons have been found in the graves of this period. Except for their burial customs, very little is known about everyday life of this culture. The Glasinac Culture reached its peak during the Early Iron Age. The Late Bronze Age . This was the period (usually dated from 1250 - 700 BC in this region) of great population movements. In the region, the most important was the spread of the Urnified Culture. This culture cremated their dead, sometimes together with the jewelry and weapons, and placed the remains in urns. Because of this culture's mobility, their remains can be found in many places in Croatia, BiH, and Srijem.

43. ARCHAEOLOGY NET/CROATIA NET: Prehistoric Archaeology In Croatia
    Danilo (near Sibenik, croatia) and in a cave near Trieste, Italy. The Danilo siteand the Arnautovici site (near Visoko) belong to the same culture, but this  
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    Extractions: Note on the Middle Stone (Mesolithic) Age: No Mesolithic sites of importance have been found in the region. However, the discovery of the Crvena Stijena cave, a Mesolithic site located just a few miles inside Montenegro, points toward a strong possibility of the presence of Mesolithic sites in the area under discussion. New Stone Age The oldest culture discovered in the region so far is the Starcevo Culture, belonging to the Middle Neolithic age (no significant finds related to the Early Neolithic age were recorded so far). The Starcevo Culture covered a huge area, including today's Slovakia, western Ukraine, Romania, eastern Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, and northeast Bosnia. In Croatia, it extended at least as far as Vucedol (near Vukovar) and Sarvas (near Osijek), both in eastern Slavonia. Pottery in this culture was crudely made and was up to 1/2 inch thick. It was pinched or impressed with the tops of the fingers or nails. Globular vessels had flat bases and sometimes small standrings. Only a small percentage of pottery was painted. River fishing was probably the main occupation, but food was also obtained by hunting and agriculture. Two C-14 tests place the Starcevo Culture between 4915 BC and 4440 BC, but is generally accepted that this culture began in the sixth millennium and ended some time around 4200 BC. The Late New Stone (Neolithic) Age . A local variation of the Lengyel Culture, originally from western Hungary, was present in Croatian Slavonia and Srijem regions. This culture replaced the older phase of the Vinca Culture. Biconical and knob-like flat-bottomed jars are characteristic of this culture. It was of great importance for central Bosnia, for it was the primary origin of the famous

44. Pravda.RU Russian Culture Days Open In Croatia
    Pravda.RUcultureMore in detail, 1126 200109-22 RUSSIAN culture DAYS OPENIN croatia Russian culture Days are set to open in croatia Saturday.  
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    Extractions: A total of 80 people have travelled to Croatia from Russia as part of the delegation to the Culture Days. The program includes performances by the Moskovia orchestra, Beryozka dance troupe, and some soloists. In addition, the festival will feature a Russian Cinema Week and an exhibit of photos depicting the Russian way of life.

45. Pravda.RU “BRIGADE GENERAL” CAPTURED AT NIGHT IN URUS-MARTAN WEARING JUST UNDE
    1126 RUSSIAN culture DAYS OPEN IN croatia Russian culture Days areset to open in croatia Saturday. Sources in the croatian culture  
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    Subscribe the Messages from the Usenetgroup Soc.culture.croatia and get themin your local mailbox. The lives of people of croatia. Soc.culture.croatia,  
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    Extractions: If you want to get all news from this group to your mailbox, just send your mail adress: mail adress: You can read this group with your newsreader on your default newsserver by clicking here . This will only work if you have defined a standard news-server. This group is available via free newsservers. Click on the servernames to get the News from those servers. Servername Posting allowed news-reader3.wcg.net no adenine.c.dna.affrc.go.jp no ep3000.scl.kyoto-u.ac.jp no ice.kirov.ru no spider.cqu.edu.au no taliesin.netcom.net.uk no trumpet.uni-mannheim.de no ccnews.thu.edu.tw no news.uni-mannheim.de no infosun2.rus.uni-stuttgart.de no news.uni-stuttgart.de no news1.sinica.edu.tw no news.euv-frankfurt-o.de no no no dp-news.maxwell.syr.edu no news.fcu.edu.tw no news.ccny.com no godfrey.mcc.ac.uk no If you want to contact us, please send a mail to webmaster@news2mail.com

47. MELT! - DJ's And VJ's And Culture
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48. NIC - Soc.culture.croatia
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49. Home : Country Focus : Croatia : Society And Culture
    Home Country Focus croatia Society and culture.Country Focus croatia Society and culture.  
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50. Home : Country Focus : Croatia : Society And Culture : Family
    Home Country Focus croatia Society and culture Family.Country Focus croatia Society and culture Family.  
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51. Croatian Information Centre - Culture / History - Croatia
    Home. Welcome to the official website of the croatian InformationCentre for South Australia, culture / History croatia,  
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52. Browsing Regional Europe Croatia Society And Culture Category
    Browse Regional Europe croatia Society and culture  
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53. Browsing Regional Europe Croatia Society And Culture Politics Category
    Browse Regional Europe croatia Society and culture Politics Top Regional Europe croatia Society and culture Politics.  
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54. DalmatiaVacation - Culture & Curiosities In Croatia
    Vacation in croatia, Makarska riviera, Dalmatia, tourism, private accommodationand culture information. just for you! DalmatiaVacation.com.  
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    Extractions: To visit Croatia and not to take back a Croata tie is like visiting Paris and not seeing the Eiffel Tower. Croatia is the homeland of tie (cravat). The tie is an invention which the Croats brought to this world and one can see the hidden Coat name in the root word for the tie in English, German, Spanish as well as other languages. The tie is the most beautiful Croatian souvenir. This centuries old tradition of creating and manufacturing ties is, today, continued by distinguished firm Potomac with the prestigious Croata collection. Croatia - The clearest Mediterranean country

55. Francis H. Eterovic Y Christopher Spalatin: Croatia: Land, People, Culture, Stud
    Translate this page RESEÑA BIBLIOGRÁFICA Francis H. Eterovic y Christopher Spalatin (redactores)croatia Land, People, culture. Por Branko Anzulovic, Chicago, EE.UU. (Vol.  
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56. Francis H. Eterovic Y Christopher Spalatin: Croatia: Land, People, Culture, Stud
    Translate this page RESEÑA BIBLIOGRÁFICA Francis H. Eterovic y Christopher Spalatin (redactores)croatia Land, People, culture. Por Branko Anzulovic, Chicago, EE.UU.  
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57. 1reader.com -- Usenet And Usefulnet -- Soc.culture.croatia
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    Thelives of people of croatia. Homepage No information avaliable at this time.soc.culture.croatia The lives of people of croatia. Detailed  
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59. WebGuest - Open Directory : Regional : Europe : Croatia : Society And Culture
    Top Regional Europe croatia Society and culture (72). Astrology (1);Cuisines@ (8); Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual (2); Genealogy (7); History@ (9);  
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    Extractions: About Croatia and the Croatian community in South Africa - Site provides some info about Croatia and is mainly about the Croatian community in South Africa with many fotos and detailed history. Animal Friends Croatia - Promotes animal welfare in Croatia and internationally. Includes petitions on specific topics, pictures of animals in distress and anti-fur protests, and discussions of topics such as vegetarianism, puppy mills, and mistreatment in zoos and circuses. Applebys WWW Board - Open forum for any queries, suggestions and comments - for the northern Adriatic region. Aster Network - Spiritual Network and e-magazine for south-eastern Europe. Over 1000 pages about astrology, esotheria and yoga.

60. WebGuest - Open Directory : Regional : Europe : Croatia : Society And Culture :
    culture Genealogy (0). Sites Australian croatian Genealogical and Historical Society Helping people trace ancestors that migrated to Australia from croatia.  
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    Extractions: Australian Croatian Genealogical and Historical Society - Helping people trace ancestors that migrated to Australia from Croatia. Incorporating Australian croatian Genealogical web ring and information on families researched so far. CroatiaGenWeb - Genealogical research in Croatia. Croatian Genealogical and Heraldic Society - Croatian genealogy and heraldic society, croatian books. Croatian Genealogical and Heraldic Society (CGHS) - Non-profit educational genealogy research organization and Croatian-English language book publisher. The Curkovic Research and Genealogy Page - A page dedicated to researching Curkovic family roots (origin, history, and genealogy) in Croatia and Bosnia-Hercegovina. Island of Silba, Croatia

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