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Dedovshchina in the Post-Soviet Military: Hazing of Russian Army Conscripts in a Comparative Perspective (Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society 28) Antler on the Sea: The Yupik and Chukchi of the Russian Far East by Anna M. Kerttula, 2000-11 The Russians by Hedrick Smith, 1976-01-12 Eurasia Antiqua. Zeitschrift fur die Archaologie Eurasiens / Eurasia Antiqua (English, German and Russian Edition) Crisis, Revolution, and Russian Jews by Jonathan Frankel, 2008-12-15 How We Think They Think: Anthropological Approaches To Cognition, Memory, And Literacy (English and Russian Edition) by Maurice E F Bloch, 1997-12-04 Mir Rusky (Russian Edition) by Zita D. Dabars, George W. Morris, et all 1997-08 Jewish Renaissance in the Russian Revolution by Kenneth B. Moss, 2009-10-30 Conscience, Dissent and Reform in Soviet Russia (BASEES/Routledge Series on Russian and East European Studies) by Philip Boobbyer, 2005-09-20 Gens Antiquissima Italiae: Antichita Dall'Umbria a Leningrado (Italian and Russian Edition) Tundra Passages : Gender and History in the Russian Far East by Petra Rethmann, 2001-02-01 By the Banks of the Thames: Russians in Eighteenth Century Britain by Anthony Glenn Cross, 1980-01 The Social Crisis in the Russian Federation (Emerging Economies Transition) by Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, 2001-04 Out of Order: Russian Political Values in an Imperfect World by Ellen Carnaghan, 2007-03-30

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81. European Archaeology - Archaeology In Europe
    Institute for the History of Material Culture (archaeology) of russian Academyof Sciences (IIMK RAS). New Alaman Museum in Ellwangen, Germany.  
    http://www.academicinfo.net/archyeurope.html
    
    Extractions: "ARGE is an ordered collection of hypertext links pointing to current archaeological communication and information resources across Europe. Using the buttons below, these links can be accessed by country, by subject, by period, or by a database search...currently serving nearly 1,100 links from 38 countries, is maintained by Sara Champion and Martijn van Leusen." The Cave of Lascaux (English, French or German)

82. Pravda.RU “BRIGADE GENERAL” CAPTURED AT NIGHT IN URUS-MARTAN WEARING JUST UNDE
    Ivanov would be able to change the hard condition of the russian Armed Forces 1727The Issues of Modern archaeology Archeological work basically happens on  
    http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/11/20/
    
    Extractions: Russian Defense Minister Sergey Ivanov will present the military reform concept for the government tomorrow. The reform was prepared by the Defense Ministry of Russia. Russian media outlets report that the authority of the ministry is going down in the army very fast. Russian military men were hoping that Sergey Ivanov would be able to change the hard condition of the Russian Armed Forces More details On November 19th, the session of foreign ministers of the European Union denied a visa for the president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko. Neither Lukashenko, nor seven Belarussian ministers were allowed to gain access to the EU. The capital of Portugal, Lisbon became a saving straw for the senior officials of Belarus More details

83. Pravda.RU The Issues Of Modern Archaeology
    Searching for the Enema Pot Discovering archaeology. The Bounce in the BallRead the original in russian http//world.pravda.ru/world/2002/5/73/207  
    http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/11/20/39733.html
    
    Extractions: PRAVDA.Ru conducted an interview with Valery Bulgakov, the man who set up a website of East-European Archeology. Born in 1966, Valery graduated from Kiev University, from the Vienna Institute of Byzantine Studies. At present, he chairs the analytical research lab of the Research Institute, which attached to the Ukrainian Ministry for Culture and Art. The idea came up during the development of the East-European Archaeological Journal. Now, this journal is a part of the numerous sections of the server. We thought that we needed some sort of a bubble, an environment, in which this journal could become a lot more efficient. This is how the idea appeared. We have specified the logic of the project several times and changed the design. The current situation with the project is the result of our work. Yet, we have more changes to come. Speaking about the people who initiated the website, I have to say that the whole thing was launched by archaeologists. I am an archaeologist myself. At least, I deal with the project as an archaeologist.

84. Dersu Uzala | Tours & Expeditions
    Ethnography archaeology of the Mountain Altay . Descendants of Dersu Uzala (Visitthe ethnic communities of the Udege and Nanai, russian Far East).  
    http://www.ecotours.ru/english/tours/prog6.htm

85. CV
    Context. In The archaeology of russian Colonialism in the North and TropicalPacific.Kroeber Anthropological Society, UCBerkeley. 1997.  
    http://www.csuchico.edu/anth/martinez/CV.htm

86. CURRICULUM VITAE
    Transition in the. russian Far East. Annual Proceedings of the Societyfor California archaeology, Vol. 13202210. 1999 Subsistence  
    http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~jdc2/CV.HTM
    
    Extractions: CURRICULUM VITAE Jim Cassidy Department of Anthropology University of California Santa Barbara, CA 93106-3210 jdc2@umail.ucsb.edu Anthropological Archaeology, Cultural Ecology, Maritime Adaptations, Middle-Range Social Complexity, Prehistory of Western North America and the Russian Far East. Advanced to candidacy for Ph.D. in archaeology, U. C. Santa Barbara. M.A. in archaeology, Department of Anthropology, U. C. Santa Barbara. M.P.A. in public administration, Political Science Department, Pepperdine University. M.A. in cultural anthropology, Department of Anthropology, C. S. U. Los Angeles. B.A. in anthropology, Department of Anthropology, C. S. U. Long Beach. Summer-2002 Instructor for Archaeological Ethics, U.C.S.B. Fall-2002 Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Fall-2000 Teaching Assistant, Archaeological Field Methods. Winter-1999 Head Teaching Assistant, World Prehistory. Assistant Curator, UCSB Archaeological Repository. Business owner/manager of an Insurance Agency.

87. The Sigtuna Museums - Arkeology
    archaeology. Some russian, Byzantine and Oriental objects from the 1996Archaeological Excavations in Sigtuna, Sweden. An archaeological  
    http://195.190.203.17/museer/eng/arkeolog/arkeolog.htm
    
    Extractions: Exibitions Archaeology History Home ... Startpage Archaeology Some Russian, Byzantine and Oriental objects from the 1996 Archaeological Excavations in Sigtuna, Sweden An archaeological excavation in the former Viking Age water front in Sigtuna has yielded many finds of Byzantine, Russian and Oriental origin. These underline the importance of contacts between Viking Age Sweden and the East. Archaeologists were stunned to find two leaden seals. One of the seals is from Byzance. It pictures St. John Baptist with an inscription on the reverse in Greek ("Lord, help your servant Cosmas") and is dated to the 11th century. The other seal is probably Russian and from the 11th century or the first parth of the 12th. These seals, shown here, are probably the first of kind ever to be unearthed in Scandinavia. The seals may have been attached to shipments of silk, wine or olive oil. Shards of red amphora pottery (photo) from Constantinople were also found this year. The seals may also have been attached to documents, sent to officials in Sigtuna. In the 1995 excavations, several gold finger rings and more than 60 gold beads were found. The objects were then regarded as sacrifices offered after returning from adventurous sea voyages. This year, another gold ring (photo) and several dozen beads were found, strengthening the previous interpretation.

88. Favorite Sites
    ANTIQUITY; ANTIQUITY; archaeology; BRITISH archaeology; BRITISH CURRENTarchaeology; Computers and archaeology (on russian); CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY;  
    http://ambal.archaeology.nsc.ru/gen-i/favorite.htm

89. The Northern Archaeological Congress / News Of Archaeology / Results And Perspec
    Homepage / News of archaeology, now the Yamal archeological expedition of the Instituteof History and Archeology of the Ural Division of the russian Academy of  
    http://www.northcongress.ural.ru/index/en/news,5,0.html
    
    Extractions: For three years now the Yamal archeological expedition of the Institute of History and Archeology of the Ural Division of the Russian Academy of Sciences has been carrying out diggings at the medieval necropolis Zeleniy Yar under the supervision of N. V. Fedorova. The said necropolis is at a distance of about 500 m from the settlement of Zeleniy Yar which is in the cis-Uralian district of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District, approximately about 40 km up the river Poluy from Salekhard. The work is being sponsored and financed by the Administration of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District. All in all, to this day 27 burials have been opened, approximately a third of which belong to children, a third to males, the rest have not been determined due to the fact that the remains are extremely fragmented, but many details make it possible for us to say that they are most probably also male. We have not found any burials which are definitely female. All burials were carried out by putting the bodies into narrow pits inside which were wooden constructions lined with birch bark. All the adult burials show signs of some sort of protective charm: the buried was either tied with leather straps in several places, or that part of the grave where the head was, was deliberately destroyed.

90. BUBL LINK / 5:15: Humanities
    art religious education religious studies renaissance history roman archaeology inbritain roman history russian history scottish archaeology scottish history  
    http://bubl.ac.uk/link/hum.html

91. Live Dictionary
    ETS's NEW LEXIC project weekly updating dictionaries of new lexic (russian and germanrussian)  
    http://www.ets.ru/livelang/deu.htm

92. Institute Of Archaeology And Ethnography
    The Institute of archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Division of the RussianAcademy of Sciences The Institute of archaeology and Ethnography of the  
    http://www.friends-partners.org/oldfriends/siberia/indexold.html
    
    Extractions: T he Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Division of the Russian Academy of Sciences is a scientific - research institution which has many various scientific trends. T he Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography was established 33 years ago from a tiny department in the Siberian branch of the Russian Academy. The Institute currently has a staff of 350 research workers including 2 members of the Russian Academy of Science, 1 member of the Russian Academy of Naturan Science, 1 member of the Russian Academy of Education , 25 professors and over 80 candidates of science. The Institute headquartes are located in Novosibirsk Academgorodoc, Siberia, with established laboratories in the cities of Khabarovsk (Far East), Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Omsk and Barnaul. T he range of studies of the Institute is very wide: from the time of man's origin - until the early stage of development of Siberia by Russian Settlers.

93. TrekShare
    A russian Home, kosarevs's bio. Quote To live a long and happy life promoting russianand American relations, despite embassies, beaurocracy, and paperwork.  
    http://www.trekshare.com/members/kosarevs/index.cfm?p6=3203

94. Russia
    WATCH FOR 1999 PROGRAM LISTINGS. I am experienced in russian PaleolithicArchaeology, having worked and studied in Russia since 1989.  
    http://www.primtech.net/expeditions/russia.html
    
    Extractions: Dr. Bruce Bradley 20 July- 3 August 1998 FILLED FOR 1998 In the summer of 1998, excavations at the Upper Paleolithic site of Zaraysk again took place. A small (max. 12) select team was chosen to participate in a two-week session. The research is under the direction of Dr. Hizri Amirkhanov of the Institute of Archaeology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow. Serious excavations were begun in 1995 and so far have uncovered the remains of at least one pit structure, several hearths, mammoth bones and tusks, and thousands of flint artifacts. Radiocarbon dating indicates that the site was used at least 18,000 years ago and as long ago as 22,000 years. Flint artifacts indicate that the people were part of the Eastern European Kostenki-Avdeevo archaeological culture. Paleolithic excavations in Zaraysk The town of Zaraysk is a small city, by Russian standards, of about 25,000 people. Only three hours by bus SE of Moscow, about half way to Rayzan, it exemplifies a 'real' Russian town. It has a long and noteworthy history and an intact 16th century kremlin (fortress), only feet from where our excavations are. 19th Century church inside kremlin Within the kremlin are two active Orthodox churches, one built in the 17th and the other in the 19th centuries. The town was not occupied by nazi forces during World War II and much of its prerevolutionary architecture remains. It is an active market town with a central market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The site and kremlin overlooks the Ocyotr River (one of the cleanest in European Russia) and are located in the town center.

95. Kluwer
    Kluwer is the world's largest publisher and distributor of coverto-cover translationsof russian STM journals.Gain access to critical russian research.  
    http://www.plenum.com/
    
    Extractions: Subscribe today for our free electronic notification service for journal tables of contents and new product announcements delivered straight to your desktop. WKAP.nl will be unavailable on April 5 and 12 from 9:00am to 5:00pm CET (2:00am - 10:00am EST) due to server maintenance. This will also affect the Kluwer Alert and Kluwer Wireless sites. We apologize for the inconvenience. View the latest Kluwer Online Newsletter (PDF) Read the latest spectacular reviews of The Century of Space Science from Nature magazine and other publications! Kluwer is the world's largest publisher and distributor of cover-to-cover translations of Russian STM journals. Gain access to critical Russian research. Read The Biology of the Camel Spider - the only book written on the camel spider, indigenous to the Iraqi desert. View Kluwer's Behavioral Course Adoption Catalog Announcing the The Encyclopedia of Primary Prevention and Health Promotion . The Encyclopedia covers over 100 topics within public health.

96. ©Institute Of Archaeology And Ethnography Of SB RAS. All Rigths Reserved.
    The Institute of archaeology and Ethnography of the Siberian Branch of the RussianAcademy of Sciences is a scientificresearch institution which has many  
    http://sati.archaeology.nsc.ru/gen-i/virtual/general.htm
    
    Extractions: The centre of the exposition is beyond doubt a reconstruction of a noble Scythian woman burial place. The Mummified body in a bright garment, the hands decorated with tattoos in the form of mythological animals leave a deep impression on the visitors of the Exhibition. There are also tools, armory, pieces of art created by people of the Bronze and Iron Age, and Early Middle Ages. The section of ethnography dedicated to the history of development of more than 30 small nationalities includes shaman costumes, crowns, sables and tambourines of Altaian, Khakass, Touva and Evenki peoples, sacred blankets of Ugrian, clothes sewed of fish skin of the Far East peoples. The visitors of the Exhibition can see a unique reconstruction of ancient sanctuary of Mansi People.

97. Peter R. Mills
    Mills, Peter R., and Antoinette Martinez (editors) 1997 The Archaeologyof russian Colonialism in the North and Tropical Pacific.  
    http://www.uhh.hawaii.edu/~anthro/mills.htm
    
    Extractions: Peter R. Mills Associate Professor of Anthropology Background: Hawai`i's Russian Adventure: a new look at old history Current Research: Dr. Mills has been developing an archaeological program at UH Hilo that centers upon using historical archaeology to better understand the multi-ethnic communities that formed in Hawai`i in the late eighteenth century and nineteenth century. Field project sites have included the following: 2001-02 Survey of prehistoric and early historical sites on the coastal terrace of 2001 Survey of nineteenth century ranching and homestead sites at Keanakolu, North Kona 1999 Excavations at the John Young Homestead (c. 1798), Kawaihae 1998 Survey of the "Old Government Beach Road" in North Kona 1998 Excavations at the Lyman Mission House (1839-early 1900s), Hilo Some Selected Publications: Mills, Peter R. (In Press) Neo in Oceania: foreign vessels owned by Hawaiian chiefs before 1830. Journal of Pacific History Mills, Peter R. (2002) Social Integration and the Ala Loa: reconsidering the significance of trails in Hawaiian exchange. Asian Perspectives Mills, Peter R. (2002)

98. Bryn Mawr College Graduate Student Symposium: All For One Or One For All? (Re)co
    (Re)constructing identity in the ancient world. An archaeological approach to identity in colonial Category Regional North America Native Culture Crowell, A. (1994) World System archaeology at Three Saints Harbor An 18th CenturyRussian Fur Trade Site on Kodiak Island, PhD Dissertation, Berkeley  
    http://www.brynmawr.edu/Acads/Arch/guesswho/wdhsbyr.html
    
    Extractions: Historical archaeologists have been increasingly drawn to the concepts of ethnicity, class and gender in understanding the formation and transmission of cultural identity during the North American contact period. These research emphases, adding to earlier empirical studies of pearlware and square-cut nails, take inspiration from a growing number of anthropological and historical works which demonstrate the complexly entwined nature of social phenomena. A variety of case studies across time and space suggest that ethnicity, as but one aspect of identity, is fluid, exists without geographical boundaries, and is both culturally and historically situated (Barth 1969; De Vos and Romanucci-Ross 1975). If ethnicity is so transitory, then how can historical archaeologists begin to understand the material dimensions of ethnic identity , as I define it, the means by which people perceive and represent their kinship, shared history and social boundaries? And how does identity formation and expression exist within hegemonic relationships, when people not only identify themselves in relation to others, but are also subjected to classification by dominant groups?

99. WebList! Russia - History
    8. * XXI century prognosis up! * About the sense of the newest Russianhistory up! * Adrian Selin History and archaeology up! 3. * A  
    http://weblist.ru/english/Social_science/History/

100. Institute Of Classical Archaeology
     http://www.utexas.edu/research/ica/field/past.html
     
     Extractions: The University of Texas at Austin PAST FIELD WORK PARTICPANTS ICA Site Directory SUBJECT DIRECTORY Overview Personnel Research activities Territory survey Excavations Site description Remote Sensing/GIS Publications Annual Reports Supporters FIELDWORK SITES Crotone, ITALY Metaponto, ITALY Chersonesos, UKRAINE LANGUAGES Russian page Ukrainian page Versione Italiana Institute of 1-512-232-9324 (fax) Fieldwork 2000 Chersonesos Field Work Comments Taissa Bushnell, MacGill University "...I worked in the field alongside the other volunteers as well as in the pottery lab sorting the finds from the excavation on Bezymyannaya Hill into various categories: bone, metal, glass, diagnostic pottery sherds, and special finds (including items like iron arrow heads, coins, lamps, beads). I had the opportunity to learn a great deal about the methods of pottery analysis while assisting Paul Arthur, a medieval archaeologist who came to Chersonesos this year to examine the pottery found during the University of Texas (Austin) excavations of 1997, 1998 and this year. Acting as an interpreter, I was also able to learn more about Chersonesos and its ceramics collection during meetings with Mr. Arthur and the resident medieval archaeologists at the museum of Chersonesos, when we were shown various pieces from the museum archives.

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