All Titles - Cambridge University Press archaeology of Ancient Greece, The James Whitley Paperback The Spanish MaritimePolicy and european War, 1568 and Defeat in the low countries' Wars Geoffrey http://publishing.cambridge.org/hss/history/european_history/all/
EXARC, European Network Of Archaeological Open Air Museums And .. are dealing with, as well as being a low profile easy In some countries however, thereis no trace yet of a Pajauta, National Experimental archaeology Club (LT http://www.exarc.org/links_national-networks.html
Extractions: on experimental archaeology and education in Europe A few of the national networks in Europe are member of EXARC. Besides museums, university departments and open air centres they are very important in spreading and exchanging information on the subjects we are dealing with, as well as being a low profile easy entrance to the subject and raising enthusiasm among the general interested public. Besides the networks mentioned here, there are different initiatives of raising new networks in countries where experimental archaeologists, ancient technologists, archaeologists and / or educationalists have not yet united. In some countries however, there is no trace yet of a national workgroup or platform, like for example in Germany, France or the UK. Nätverket Sveriges Levande Forntid (NSLF) (S) Arbeitsgruppe für experimentelle Archäologie der Schweiz (AEAS) (CH) Pajauta, National Experimental Archaeology Club (LT)
Art History Courses ARHS 318 Roman Art and archaeology (3) Ms. Carter. The arts in France, the low countries,and Germany and political forces on 19thcentury european painting and http://www.tulane.edu/~art/arthistory/acou.html
Extractions: Staff. An introduction to the history of painting, sculpture and architecture from the Old Stone Age through the ancient Mediterranean world to the end of the medieval period in Western Europe. Considers issues including technique, style, iconography, patronage, historical context, and art theory. Required for majors in the history of art. ARHS 102 Art Survey II: Renaissance to the Present Staff. An introduction to the history of Western European and American painting, sculpture and architecture from the Renaissance through the baroque, rococo, and early modem periods to the late 20th century. Considers issues including technique, style, iconography, patronage, historical context, and art theory. Required for majors in the history of art. ARHS 313 Egypt Under the Pharoahs
Extractions: Previous Next Contents December 2001 The description of each Unit of Assessment (UoA) is derived from the criteria statement of the relevant panel. Full details of the coverage of each unit may be found in RAE 5/99 Assessment Panels Criteria and Working Methods. 1 Clinical Laboratory Sciences Clinical biochemistry, molecular and cellular pathology, histopathology, haematology, immunology, virology, bacteriology, parasitology, medical entomology, medical genetics, medical physics, and medical and biotechnology in relation to diagnostics. 2 Community-based Clinical Subjects Epidemiology, public health research, health services research, primary care, and psychiatry. 3 Hospital-based Clinical Subjects Hospital-based clinical subjects and their cognate sub-disciplines excluding those specified in UoAs 1 and 2. 4 Clinical Dentistry Basic and applied dental sciences and dental materials including restorative dentistry (comprising prosthodontics, conservative (operative) dentistry, endodontology and periodontology), oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, paediatric dentistry, oral medicine, oral pathology, oral microbiology, dental diagnostic sciences, dental special needs, dental health sciences and dental public health, dental education, basic dental sciences and other such sciences relevant to clinical dentistry. 5 Pre-Clinical Studies
Art History - Course Descriptions Greek Art and archaeology. and early 18th centuries in Germany, France, Spain, England,and the low countries. Early TwentiethCentury european Avant-Gardes. http://www.scrippscol.edu/~dept/gallery/art/courses.htm
Extractions: FALL 2002 SCRIPPS ART HISTORY COURSE OFFERINGS COMPLETE LISTING OF ART HISTORY COURSES AND DESCRIPTIONS FALL 2002 COURSES 150. The Arts of China . A survey of artistic traditions in China from Neolithic to modern times. Architecture, sculpture, painting, calligraphy, ceramics, and metalwork will be discussed in their cultural contexts. B. Coats. 185. History of Photography . Nineteenth- and 20th-century photography. The camera as a tool for documentation, portraiture, social comment, journalism, advertising; as a pure vehicle for personal expression and a point of departure for allied art forms. R. Lewis. 186M. Seminar in Twentieth-Century Art. The seminar will examine in depth one movement, artist or other selected topic within the art of the 20th century. Open to juniors and seniors. Offered annually. Topic changes each year. M. MacNaughton. 189. Modernism 1840-1940
History Links bookm.htm) Thematical index on Ancient History, archaeology and Classical to the culturalheritage of the low countries, situated in a wider european context http://fuzzy.arts.kuleuven.ac.be/F207/histlink.htm
Extractions: var dateMod = ""; dateMod = document.lastModified; document.write("Last Update (mm/dd/yyyy): "); document.write(dateMod); document.write(""); This collection of links grew out of a links site for a course in historical information science taken by students of History and other subjects within the Humanities. Comprehensive directories and historical gateways to the Web BUBL LINK Catalogue of selected Internet resources http://www.vwc.edu/~dgraf/graf32a.htm Academic Info : World History Gateway ( http://www.academicinfo.net/hist.html The WWW Virtual Library: History: ( http://www.ukans.edu/history/VL/ Yahoo! - History: ( http://www.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/History/ Yahoo! Deutschland - Geschichte: ( http://www.yahoo.de/Geisteswissenschaften/Geschichte/
House And Home Search Packages as low as $139.00. Britain, France, Spain, Germany and other european countries. Archaeologicalinformation for european archaeology especially the http://www.2houseandhome.com/pro/search.php?Q=europe
Royal Holloway : Department Of History material culture in England and the low countries. last Millennium HS2105A Principlesof archaeology HS2148A Daily MA in Material Culture european Society 1350 http://www.rhul.ac.uk/History/About-Us/blakeh/blakeh.html
Extractions: Hugo Blake's research interests include the late antique to post-medieval archaeology in the circum-Mediterranean world and late medieval and early modern material culture in England and the Low Countries. He has published in particular on pottery and undertaken excavation and field survey in Italy. He is preparing for publication large ceramic assemblages from north-central Italy and excavations in Lombardy. Recently he has researched the introduction of Italian technology in north-west Europe and late medieval religion in England.
History On-Line D. (Edinburgh), English european history in ritual in the low countries; popularreligion Insects; Romanmedieval archaeology; quaternary paleaoenvironments http://www.ihrinfo.ac.uk/ihr/Resources/Teachers/c8.html
THE ARTNEWSPAPER - LINKS and artistic exchange between Italy and the low countries. and Classical art to Americanand european paintings, drawings Ashmolean Museum of Art archaeology, http://www.theartnewspaper.com/links/links.asp
HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE SHIP - LECTURE NOTES HISTORY AND archaeology OF THE SHIP LECTURE NOTES. Cog which came to dominate NorthernEuropean trade was view of the geography of the low countries the cog http://cma.soton.ac.uk/HistShip/shlect84.htm
Extractions: and, more obscurely, in the related type of extended logboat which later came to be known as the Hulk. The cog also had other advantages. Its structure made it a capacious load carrier, especially for the bulky raw materials, grain, timber, furs, salt, fish and wool in which the Hanseatic league specialised. The high sides offered protection against piracy, a constant anxiety in the Baltic and one of the primary motives for the formation of the Hanseatic League in the first instance. The addition of castles made the cog virtually impregnable to marauding longships but castled cogs were also deployed against each other in sea battles and were used by the Hanse to blockade Danish towns as a means of exerting economic pressure. Lastly the cog was quick and easy to build, requiring less skill than contemporary Nordic boats. Although the design principle was inherently weak it was compensated for by the use of the heavy oak timbers which were indigenous to North Western Europe. From the C13th the cog very quickly took over as the principal transport of the Hanseatic fleet. By the early C14th Northern Cogs were venturing into the Mediterranean where they precipitated further technological transfers with the Mediterranean round ships. The latter copied the easily handled square sail of the Cog. The Cogs adopted the carvel planking of the Mediterranean tradition. Although the cog was built initially as a shell constructed on a flat bottom its design lent itself to skeleton building. At some point in the C14th the various different trends in European shipbuilding merged to produce the carvel built skeleton framed ship which then dominated the cutting edge of wooden shipbuilding until the advent of steel in the nineteenth century.
World Wide Web Virtual Library - Dutch History Index - Periods Netherlands Research School for Medieval Studies Official european mirror of The theChanging Fortunes of Cloth Manufacturing in the low countries and England http://home.planet.nl/~nijs0104/www-vl-neth/periods.html
Extractions: Medieval History Brandaan . Gateway to medieval history. Informatie voor Mediëvisten Bibliotheca Neerlandica manuscripta (BNM) Faculteit der Letteren KUN - De middeleeuwse Christelijke cultuur, heilig én profaan Netherlands Research School for Medieval Studies - Official European mirror of The Camelot Project ... RUG - Onderzoekschool Medievistiek . The Netherlands Research School for Medieval Studies was established in January 1994. The Research School has the following principal missions: - to stimulate and co-ordinate medievalist research within the six participating Dutch universities, - to stimulate and co-ordinate medievalist research within the Netherlands generally, - to promote research contacts between medievalist researchers within the Netherlands and without, - to co-ordinate training of medievalist graduate students within the Netherlands. Nederlandse literatuur en cultuur in de Middeleeuwen (NCLM) . The website of a research project on Dutch literature and culture in the middle ages.
Some Sites Of Historical-geographic Interest geography, mostly of the low countries and surrounding The Permanent european Conferencefor the study of studies about Germany and some bordering countries. http://users.bart.nl/~leenders/other.html
Extractions: Some sites of historical-geographic interest Historical geography of the region of the former duchy of Brabant The introduction of barbed wire in the landscape of North-Brabant at the same moment of the disappearence of the demand for oak-bark (the leather-industry switched over to tanning with chrome) resulted in a much more open landscape. But also in the USA barbed wire had a deeply felt effect. More about this... Old Maps of Brabant, the duchy and some parts of it. In September 2000 the province of North-Brabant published on CDrom the Map of Cultural-Historical Values (CHW) email , but you can also see a partial presentation on the Net. Everything is in Dutch. An update is in the making but not yet ready. The Identity Factory Southeast (IDentiteitsfabriek Zuid-Oost: IDZO ) creates a cultural infrastructure in the Kempenland, the region in the southeast of the province North-Brabant in the Netherlands, making optimal use of objects present inside (and outside!) museums and of events on many stages, of values of the landscape and natural history peculiarities and of recreational and tourist facilities spread all over the area. Maps and pictures about North-Brabant can be found at the Topographical-Historical Atlas in Tilburg. Go to the
Environmental Archaeology Volume 6 Published October 2001 Environmental archaeology. New Aspects of Archaeobotanical Research in Central EuropeanNeolithic Lake and the Introduction of the Rabbit to the low countries. http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/A-C/ap/envarch/vol6.htm
Extractions: Environmental Archaeology Volume 6 Published October 2001 Contents D. N. Smith, R. Roseff and S. Butler The Sediments, Pollen, Plant Macro-Fossils and Insects from a Bronze Age Channel Fill at Yoxall Bridge, Staffordshire Eileen M. Murphy Medieval and Post-Medieval Butchered Dogs from Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland Joseph Schuldenrein and Geoffrey A. Clark Prehistoric Landscapes and Settlement Geography along the Wadi Hasa, West-Central Jordan. Part I: Geoarchaeology, Human Palaeoecology and Ethnographic Modelling Lisbeth Prøsch-Danielsen The Environmental Aspects and Palynological Signals of the Fairy-Circles Ancient Earthworks linked to Coastal Heathland in South-Western Norway Sabine Hosch and Stefanie Jacomet New Aspects of Archaeobotanical Research in Central European Neolithic Lake Dwelling Sites Wietske Prummel The Significance of Animals to the Early Medieval Frisians in the Northern Coastal Area of the Netherlands: Archaeozoological, Iconographic, Historical and Literary Evidence Roel C. G. M. Lauwerier and Jørn T. Zeiler Wishful Thinking and the Introduction of the Rabbit to the Low Countries Tina Simpson The Roman Well at Piddington, Northamptonshire, England: an Investigation of the Coleopterous Fauna
Extractions: Select Home University Background and General Information Admission Requirements and Application Procedures Fees, Expenses and Financial Aid Campus Administration, Resources and Student Services Registration, Academic Regulations and Requirements General Education Requirements The Colleges and Schools Departments and Campus-Wide Programs Approved Courses University of Maryland Administrators and Faculty Appendices Department Listings ARTH 100 Introduction to Art (3) No credit toward the major can be received for this course. Major approaches to understanding the visual arts, and includes analysis of techniques, subject matter, and form. Painting, sculpture, architecture, and the graphic arts. ARTH 200 Art of the Western World to 1300 (3) Painting, sculpture, and architecture from prehistoric times to the Renaissance. ARTH 201 Art of the Western World after 1300 (3) Painting, sculpture, and architecture from the Renaissance to the present. ARTH 250 Art and Archaeology of Ancient America (3) Art and archaeology of ancient Mesoamerica from 500 B.C. to 1500 A.D.
Graduate Program Eastern, Byzantine, Slavic and East european, Women's and of classical art and archaeologyfrom Geometric in France and the low countries, involving questions http://www.history-of-art.ohio-state.edu/pages/graduate_program/graduate_program
Extractions: Columbus OH, 43210-1318 FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION PROGRAM The graduate program of the Department of History of Art at The Ohio State University offers studies leading to the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in a broad range of areas, both Western and non-Western. The department is particularly strong in Modern and other areas of Western History of Art, as well as Asian, which has recently been enhanced by a FIPSE grant for the creation of interactive webpages to be developed as teaching aids. Students may also take advantage of programs in conjunction with the Columbus Museum of Art and the Wexner Center for the Arts, as well as participate in the University excavations at Isthmia in Greece.
Foot And Mouth Disease: The Repercussions For Archaeology the National Trust EUFMD The european Commission for Epizooties (OIE), fortythreecountries suffered outbreaks Deborah Shepherd of the low Birker project http://archaeology.about.com/library/weekly/aa032101a.htm
Extractions: Council for British Archaeology statement on FMD Field excavations planned at the Viking site of Low Birker in the Cumbria region of England for the summer of 2001 have been cancelled, as a result of the devastating effects of foot and mouth disease. Michigan Technological Institute's Low Birker field school is not the first excavation to have been cancelled, but it is one small part illustrating the wide-ranging effects of the disease
Archaeologylinks european I european II european III France Isle of Man Israel Italy low CountriesNetherlands/Belgium North American Pompeii Regional archaeology Roman Russia http://yalesecondary.sd34.bc.ca/Subject Weblinks/archaeologylinks.html
History - General GrecoRoman World Netherlands (low countries) Soviet Union Classics and MediterraneanArchaeology (University of of the Holocaust european Medieval Drama http://www.lib.grinnell.edu/subjects/D/histd.html
