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Roman Mythology
The personified River Nile (Rome, Vatican museums). The personified Tiber(Rome, Vatican museums). Jackalheaded Anubis, (Rome, Vatican museums).
http://harpy.uccs.edu/roman/html/religion.html

Extractions: Roman Art and Architecture These pages are in the process of organization and indexing. The Tellus relief from the Ara Pacis The personified River Nile (Rome, Vatican Museums) The personified Tiber (Rome, Vatican Museums) Marforio, Rome, Capitoline Museum Jackal-headed Anubis, (Rome, Vatican Museums) Castor and Pollux, the Dioskouroi (Rome, Quirinale Hill) Castor and Pollux, the Dioskouroi (Rome, Capitoline Hill) The goddess Diana (Selene) (Rome, Vatican Museums) Antinoos as Dionysos, 2nd cent. A.D. (Vatican Museums) Bronze Hercules, Rome, Museo Capitolino Two-sided relief with Mithras and Cosmic gods from the late Roman Empire (fourth century AD). Paris, Louvre ROMAN ART AND ARCHITECTURE HOME
Museums And The Web 2002
PROF. DIRK VAN DER PLAS (1943, OosterendTexel, The Netherlands), studiedTheology, History of religion and Egyptology at Utrecht University.
http://www.archimuse.com/mw2002/bios/au_240013364.html
Iceland.org
Iceland has a number of other national and local museums. religion The establishedchurch in Iceland is the State Evangelical Lutheran Church.
http://www.iceland.org/culture_science.html

Extractions: All branches of arts have flourished during the past century in Iceland. In the last few decades, the Icelandic film industry has had great success. Literature has a tradition going back to the middle ages. Novelist Mr. Halldór Laxness won the Nobel prize for literature in 1955. Painting started in earnest about 100 years ago and many Icelandic works are exhibited in galleries around the world. The National Theatre, the National Symphony Orchestra, the Icelandic Dance Company and the Opera House all contribute to a rich cultural life. In popular music, Björk has had international success. There are a number of excellent libraries in Iceland, the largest of which is the National and University Library of Iceland. The National Museum of Iceland is the chief body for preservation of antiquities in the country, and by far the oldest. Iceland has a number of other national and local museums. There are three national newspapers in Iceland as well as a number of local papers. There are five television stations, including a public channel, plus local stations. A number of radio stations operate in Iceland, national and local, public and private. About 1,600 book titles are published every year and upwards of 1,000 periodicals.
@LA Religion: Judaism/Jewish
Directories. Genealogy. Information. Judaica. Kosher Foods. Libraries. museums.Organizations. Publications. religion in General. Schools. Synagogues. Temples.Theology.
http://www.at-la.com/@la-god/jewish.htm
Japan Directory:Culture
Culture. museums and Art museums National museums and Art museums; Public museums;Private museums; Public Art museums; Private Art museums. religion religion.
http://www.jinjapan.org/jd/org/006000000.html
World Religions, Beliefs, History, Art & Cultures
Mathematics Archive Metaphysics Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Concordances MedicalLibrary Metareligion (beyond religion) Monastic Studies museums by Place
http://www.homestead.com/wysinger/religions.html

Extractions: (Beautiful photo gallery presentation) To vew this presentation site you need to download the flash player It's Free Teacher Resources Student Resources Internet Public Library Internet Librarian You are visitor: Meetup with other local Spiritualists to discuss afterlife, divine energy in nature, existence of soul, and meditation. Spiritualists worldwide are invited.
Haifa City Travel And Tourism Guide - Places Of Interest, Museums, Maps, Weather
city guide is a comprehensive travel guide touching all aspects of travel in Israelmaps, attractions, museums, holy places, lodging, religion, discount hotels
http://www.israel-travel.net/haifa.htm

Extractions: Haifa, the seaport of Israel and the capital of the north, located in the northern part of Israel, eastern boarded by the Mediterranean Sea. Haifa is divided into three major topographical levels. The lower city is the commercial center of the town with modern harbor facilities. The middle level is an older residential zone and the upper level consists of modern neighborhoods, overlooking the sandy beaches of Haifa's cosmopolitan bay. Haifa is the world center for the Bahai faith. The Baha'i religion is an independent, monotheistic religion. Baha'is foow the teachings of Baha'u'llah who lived from 1817 to 1892. He is regarded by the Baha'is as the most recent in the line of Messengers of God that stretches back beyond recorded time. Like the followers of other major religions, Baha'is come from virtually every nation, ethnic group, culture, profession and social or economic class. From its administrative seat on Mount Carmel, located just above the Shrine of the Ba'b, the Universal House of Justice, the highest international governing body of the Baha'i religion, directs the affairs of this world-wide community with the assistance of about 600 Baha'i volunteer staff representing more than 55 countries. This administrative centre comprises several buildings in neo-classical style which include the Seat of the Universal House of Justice, the International Baha'i Archives, Library and other administrative institutions.
Museums In St. Petersburg, Russia (in Alphabetical Order)
ST. PETERSBURG museums IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. History Museum of the Townof Pushkin; History of religion Museum Kazan Cathedral (St.
http://www.cityvision2000.com/sightseeing/museums/muse_abc.htm
C U L T U R E, A R T S A N D R E L I G I O N
Singapore has a wide range of museums, the Asian Civilisations Museumbeing the latest. These national museums bear testimony to
http://www.newasia-singapore.gen.in/cult&art/museums/museums.htm
ERIC Clearinghouse For Social Studies/Social Science Education
All Art History Links Web Site Links to art history departments, research resources,online image collections, art museums, religionrelated links, and more.
http://www.indiana.edu/~ssdc/artlinks.htm

Extractions: Teaching Resources AERC (Architectural Education Resource Center) This site offers activities, resources, and information on classroom and teacher workshops and programs for teaching K-8 children about the built environment and architecture. African-Americans in the Visual Arts: A Historical Perspective According to the Web site, this exhibit "tells the story of the African-American artists' quest for creative recognition in their chosen art forms ..." Biographical information about and images of creations by over 60 personalities are available here. Art Projects K-12 art lessons. ArtLex Visual Arts Dictionary This site provides definitions of more than 3,300 terms, as well as thousands of images, pronunciation notes, quotations, and links to other Web resources. ArtsEdge: National Arts and Education Information Network The website of this project of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional funding from the U.S. Department of Education, provides resources for curriculum design, including model curriculums and curriculum standards, units, lesson plans, and other resources. ArtsEdNet Lesson plans, curriculum resources, on-line exhibitions, and resources for arts education support and advocacy, and a publications catalog from the Getty Education Institute for the Arts.
Http://www.lawrenceesullivan.com/Classes/PastClasses.html
Impassioned public debates surround the treatment of religion in museums, whereresearch, education, and entertainment are displayed in revealing ways.
http://www.lawrenceesullivan.com/Teaching/pastclass.html

Extractions: http://www.courses.fas.harvard.edu/~rel1009/ Lawrence E. Sullivan Surveying modern methods concerned with the nature and function of religion, this basic course reviews prominent theorists and schools in order to ground key questions about religion and culture. Is religion rooted primarily in a personal quest for meaning or in institutional control of society? Do the order and function of religion operate largely on an unconscious level, like the structures of spoken language? Do myth and symbol point to truth? How can such truths be known and expressed? Are religious texts the best guides to religious meaning, or do actions speak louder than words? Do the origins of religion still shape religious experience and practice today? Are religions similar or different? Is the human being fundamentally intrinsically religious? Open to undergraduates. Offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences as Religion 1016. Half course (fall)
Museums
Living in the Moment Contemporary Artists Celebrate Jewish Time Sep 09, 2002to Jul 03, 2003, Hebrew Union CollegeJewish Institute of religion Museum, New
http://museums.jhom.com/
International Tourism (July/August 2002)
Social conditions and policy Urban conditions; Culture and religion - religionand religious groups; Culture and religion - museums, memorials, monuments
http://www.pais.org/hottopics/2002/July/resources/database.stm

Extractions: Archive Bridges, Thomas. "Travel industry world yearbook: the big picture, 2001." Travel Industry Publishing Company Inc., Vol. 44, 2002, 203p. ISSN: 0738-9515. Partial contents: United States tourism developments; New travel developments in each U.S. state; U.S. international travel; World travel trends by region; Travel trends by industry sector. Key words: Tourism; Tourism - United States; United States - Service sector Buhalis, Dimitrios; March, Roger. "Global alliances in tourism and hospitality management." . Vol. 1, Nos. 1/2, 2000, p. 1-158, bibl(s), table(s), chart(s), ISSN: 1525-6480; E-ISSN: 1525-6499. Discusses international tourism, buyer's decision-making behavior, social networks, role of culture and location, management of multi-ethnic workgroups in hotels, and cooperation and performance in the airline industry; 8 articles. Key words: Business and service sector - Hospitality and tourism business; Business and service sector - Business organization and administration; Tourism - International aspects; Hospitality industry; Travel - International aspects; Strategic alliances (business); Hotel management; Tourism - Marketing;
Dutch-museums.klup.info, The Human Database!
Guide of the day Arjan Bruin gives information about the theme Onlinegames. DutchMuseums Sion. Help us build klup.info! Categories. React, Art,religion,Sculpture,
http://sculpture.dutch-museums.klup.info/

Extractions: Zipcode : 6201 BS Phone Opening hours : Tue through Sun 11.00 - 17.00 hrs. Catharijne Convent Netherlands Utrecht React Art,Religion,Sculpture myshow('Y'); Address : Lange Nieuwstraat 38 Phone Opening hours : Tue through Fri 10.00 - 17.00 hrs. Sat, Sun and holidays 11.00 - 17.00 hrs. Closed on Mon (except on Centrum Beeldende Kunst Netherlands Rotterdam React Sculpture myshow('Y');
Dutch-museums.klup.info, The Human Database!
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GatewayVA
Consumer Info. Emergency Services. Technology. Health Science. History. Arts/Entertainment.museums. Libraries. religion. Education. Colleges. Sports Recreation.
http://www.gateway-va.com/religion.htm
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HUC-JIR > Libraries, Museums, Centers & American Jewish Archives > Libraries
Online Catalog. Go to the Online Catalog. Klau Library (Cincinnati).Go to the Klau Library, Cincinnati. The Klau Library is one of
http://www.huc.edu/libraries/index.shtml

Extractions: Go to the Online Catalog Go to the Klau Library, Cincinnati The Klau Library is one of the most extensive Jewish libraries in the world. With 420,000 printed items of Judaica, the Library is the second largest collection of printed Judaica in the world - second only to the Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem. It contains over 700,000 volumes, among them 150 incunabula, more than 2,000 manuscript codices, and many thousands of pages of archival documents. Special collections include Jewish Americana, music, an outstanding Spinoza collection, and extensive microforms. It also houses the American Jewish Periodical Center, which preserves American Jewish periodicals and newspapers on microfilm. More than 875 titles, with over 12,000,000 pages, are available in the Center. Go to the Klau Library The Klau Library, which contains over 130,000 volumes, is especially rich in Hebrew literature, Jewish history and thought, rabbinics, and Jewish music. Its collection also includes sounds recordings, sheet music, and microfilms. The Library also houses a branch of the American Jewish Periodical Center and the American Jewish Archives.
Guelph Civic Museum
Guelph museums. Black History in Guelph and Wellington County Religionand the British Methodist Episcopal Church. The church was
http://www.museum.guelph.on.ca/bhreligion.htm

Extractions: Black History in Guelph and Wellington County: Religion and the British Methodist Episcopal Church The church was the most important institution in most Black communities. Church leaders were often spokespersons to the larger community. The denominations were usually Baptist or Methodist. Baptist congregations encouraged a democratic participation by the election of their ministers. Black Methodists, coldly received in White congregations, turned to the African Methodist Episcopal church, which entered the colony from the United States in 1838 and by 1840 had organized an Upper Canada Conference. The Conference was instrumental in supplying the church with ministers and sending bishops occasionally to oversee its work. In 1856, feelings arose that reforms had to take place, and an independent British Methodist Episcopal Church was formed. A British Methodist Episcopal (BME) Church was started in Guelph in 1870, in a frame building on Market Street. Rev. Thomas Jefferson was pastor. The original congregation was comprised of former fugitive slaves from the United States. On September 18, 1880, numerous citizens gathered to witness the laying of the cornerstone of the new stone church on Essex Street.
Museums - Open-air Museums And Indoor Museums On Every Theme...
heritage park. There are openair museums and indoor museums for everyera from prehistory to the story of Malta in World War II. And
http://www.visitmalta.com/en/what_to_see/wts_museums/wts_museums.html

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