1. Celebrating African-American Archeology And History, African American History Links to African Research sites for World History Classes. Visual = 4 Content = 5 A5170. ArchNet african archeology Large site with connection to other resources on the net. http://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/af-am/index4.htm

Annotated Links It is impossible to imagine our world without the contributions of African Americans. Be it language, art, technology, food, or music, African Americans have made a prodigious and immutable mark on American culture. The Southeast Archeological Center conducts projects that record and preserve the archeological and historical record of these contributions. The following is a sampling of these efforts. Gabe's Cabin in NW Louisiana In Those Days Oral History Beneath These Waters ... Cumberland Island Archeology Fort Benning: The Land and the People Popular Volume

2. Minor In African Studies The African Studies Center at Michigan State University is one of the most comprehensive of its kind in the country. Stonehenge" calendrical system, a major breakthrough in East african archeology. In addition, two MSU anthropology http://web.africa.ufl.edu/academic/minor.html

African Studies Home Academic Directory Resources ... UF Home The Minor in African Studies Undergraduate Graduate Undergraduate Minor A Minor in African Studies is an ideal complement to a disciplinary major. It provides a multidisciplinary grounding in an important world area for those who want to pursue careers in a range of professions as well as for those who intend to go on to graduate school. Four different concentrations are possible, allowing students to tailor the minor to their own interests and needs. In addition to the tracks listed below, it is possible to do a general minor by taking courses from several of these concentrations. Options and Requirements Whether choosing the general minor or one of the track options, all students must take ONE of the following courses (3 credits each): HUM 2420 African Humanities; AFH 2003 Africa in World History; AFS 2002 The African Experience. Students opting for a general minor must also take four courses (12 credits) from across the disciplines; at least three of these must be at the 3000 level or above. Track One: African Languages and Literatures (15 credits) A two semester sequence of an African language at the intermediate level (6 credits). Summer intensive language study may also be counted toward this requirement. Languages currently offered include Akan, Amharic, Arabic, Swahili, and Yoruba. Others may become available in the future. Please inquire with the undergraduate advisor. In addition, one or more courses from the relevant offerings (see below) in African and Asian languages and literatures, English, or Romance Languages and Literatures. At least two of these courses must be at the 3000 level or above. The courses taken from the list below must total 12 credits. The following are all 3 credit courses.

3. African Archeology Visitors since October 2002 Free counters provided by Andale. AfricanArcheology. All links leave the site and open a new window. http://www.cyberpursuits.com/archeo/af-arch.asp

CyberPursuits About Bev Main Page Africa Australia and Pacific British Isles Egyptology Continental Europe Far East Near and Middle East North America Underwater General and Misc. Publications References Books Film and Photography Academic Museums and Libraries Organizations Fieldwork Legal Issues ArchNet Software Search Links Lists Visitors since October 2002 Free counters provided by Andale African Archeology All links leave the site and open a new window Gateway to African Archaeology The Asante Kingdom Base d'Anthropology Physique du Niger Institut de Recherche en Sciences Humaines de l'Universite de Niamey (France) ... Main Page

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5. African History - Archaeology 5. Davis, "The Study of Rock Art in Africa " in A HISTORY OF african archeology, pp. 27195.** http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/history/hisarche.html

Topics History : Archaeology Search: Countries Topics Africa Guide Suggest a Site ... Archaeology Africa Project of the Research Unit for the Archaeology of Cape Town (RESUNACT), Centre for African Studies, University of Cape Town. Prof. Martin Hall heads the project. Involves primary and secondary schools in excavating sites . Includes a history of Genadendal, information on a walking tour of slave sites in Cape Town, extensive links to related web sites. http://www.archafrica.uct.ac.za/ ArchNet - African Archaeology A collection of archeological web sites at the Univ. of Connecticut: http://archnet.uconn.edu/regions/africa.php3 Base d'Anthropologie physique du Niger -Institut de Recherche en Sciences Humaines de l'Universite de Niamey. Excavations of pre-islamic burial sites, includes photos, some large maps which take a long time to load. http://www.ird.fr/bani/present.htm University of Calgary (Canada) Dept. of Archaeology . Descriptions of the Dept.'s research projects in West Africa. http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/faculties/SS/ARKY/research.html

6. African Archeology A. African and AfricanAmerican Studies Library of Congress African ArchaeologyAfriacn Repatriation Movement African Studies University of Pennsylvania http://home.worldonline.cz/~cz307421/af-arch.asp.htm

Afrika   Austrálie a Pacifik   Blízký a Støední Východ Britské ostrovy   ... E-MAIL Africká Archeologie A African and African-American Studies Library of Congress African Archaeology Afriacn Repatriation Movement African Studies University of Pennsylvania ... The Asante Kingdom B Base d'Anthropology Physique du Niger Institut Book Review (100 Missing Objects in Africa - UNESCO) C Ceramic Traditions of Mali Mission CIDOC-L archives CNN - Africa losing priceless relics Current Research in Africa University of Calgary D E Empires of Ancient Morocco F G The Ghana Ethnoarchaeological Project H Hijacked African Treasures I ICOM - AFRICIAN ARTIFACT TRADE ICOM - Restitution International - Enlisting Villagers as Spies Stops Smuggling of African Art J K L Leptiminus Archaeological Project, Tunisia University of Michigan Looters from hell M N Northeast Nigeria, Archaeological Research: Johann

7. ERes V4.1 ANTH179 - African Archeology (Winter 03) ANTH179 Course Page african archeology (Winter 03) This course page ispassword protected, please enter the password (Manager, Librarian http://eres.ucsc.edu/coursepage.asp?cid=639

8. African Archeology O Projektu ARCHEOINDEX. Projekt ARCHEOINDEX. Pri tvorbe techto stránek jsemmyslel zejména na zkušenejší uživatele archeologických serveru. http://home.tiscali.cz:8080/~cz307421/projekt.htm

O Projektu ARCHEOINDEX Projekt ARCHEOINDEX Pøi tvorbì tìchto stránek jsem myslel zejména na zkušenìjší uživatele archeologických serverù. Zaèáteèník zde bude mít nejspíše jisté problémy naleznout to co hledá, nebo forma seznamu ARCHEOINDEX vychází z vìtší èásti z pùvodních názvù WWW. Pro výše zmínìné proto doporuèuji rubriku odkazy na stránky . Zde je pomìrnì snadné (s jistou dávkou znalostí AJ èi NJ) najít projekty podobné mému, urèené pro jejich cílovou skupinu. Tento postup byl bohužel nutný, vzhledem k objemu odkazù, které jsem se rozhodl na Index stránky umístit. K vlastní práci mnì pøed èasem pøivedla potøeba podobného produktu, pøehlednìjšího a v èeské mutaci, který na domácí pùdì v této formì až doposud chybìl. Uspoøádání: Pro souèasný vzhled a funkènost (jedná se o tøetí, doufám že poslední verzi), jsem se inspiroval nìkolika zahranièními seznamy. Vzhledem k obrovskému množství WWW stránek s archeologickou tématikou, jejich nepøetržitému rozšiøování a aktualizaci, je zhola nemožné pro jednotlivce (i pro velkou skupinu by to byl vážný problém), který navíc tráví u internetu jen asi 3 hodiny dennì, monitorovat a stále aktualizovat i ménì významné archeologické projekty na síti. Jinak øeèeno: odkazy, jež zde naleznete, aè se to vzhledem k jejich poètu zdá nepravdìpodobné, ukazují vìtšinou pouze velmi významné archeologické internetové práce.

9. Introduction To The African Studies Center At MSU Stonehenge" calendrical system, a major breakthrough in East african archeology. In addition, two MSU anthropology http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfricanStudies/afroview.htm

The African Studies Center at MSU is perhaps the most comprehensive and highly ranked in the United States. Established in 1960, the Center's research capabilities, including one of the largest research libraries on Africa in the nation, have produced information about Africa for scholars of Africa, policy-makers, publishers and the media, foreign service officials, and the public throughout the country. The Center is designated as a National Resource Center on Africa by the United States Department of Education and receives a portion of its funding under Title VI of the Higher Education Act. The Center's main function is to encourage graduate and undergraduate instruction and research about African society, politics, economy, history, arts, languages, literature, health, education, and agriculture. The Center links 116 faculty on campus who have conducted research, taught, and offered development assistance in Africa. In 1987-1993, Africanists at MSU produced 82 Ph.D. dissertations on Africa, more than any other North American university. Furthermore, in three competitions 1992-94 for the Social Science Research Council International Predissertation Awards, MSU graduate students received 10 of the 28 African awards made nationally to students in 23 select research universities.

10. African Archeological Resources A virtual online library containing all the resources you will ever need tostudy african archeology. african archeology. African Archeological Sites. http://www.student-manual.com/study/subjects/archeology/Africa.htm

Free Photo Gallery Free Classifieds Contact Us Research the greatest African Archeological Sites. home entertainment study methods study tools ... pass us a note Archeology Books Amazon.com Barnes and Nobles Textbooksatcost Textbook Source ... Literary Guild African Archeology African Archeological Sites Acacia Africa Data Dissemination Service African Studies WWW (University of Pennsylvania) Africa Web Links: an Annotated Resource List © ... Bos - Kohn, Germany De Koptos à Myos Hormos Ethnoarchaeology Bibliography Gism el-Arba : un habitat du royaume de Kerma, en Nubie soudanaise (in french) Hier et aujourd'hui, des poteries et des femmes Historical Archaeology Research Group at the University of Cape Town Inagina, the last house of Iron (Mali) Jeanne Sept's African Links Karnak : Centre franco-égyptien d'études des temples de Karnak Lepcis Magna L'île de Saï : l'homme et son environnement en Nubie soudanaise ... Titles on African Archaeology, BAR International Series

11. African Archeology Artifacts african archeology artifacts. AfricaTrade.com. Home Sweet Home. Click on picturefor larger image. african archeology Artifacts Benin Warrior Plaque. http://www.africa-trade.com/artifacts1.htm

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12. African Research By History Link 101 resources. Visual = 4 Content = 5 A5170 ArchNet african archeologyLarge site with connection to other resources on the net. Visual http://www.historylink101.com/1/africa/africa_research.htm

African Research Welcome to History Link 101's African Research Page. Here you will find excellent links to African Empires, Resource Pages, Timelines, and Primary Texts. History Link 101 is a site developed for World History Classes, by a World History Teacher. Western Empires Essay on Ghana by Richard Hooker Visual = N/A Content = 5 A5010 The Saharan Trade Routes One page by ThinkQuest Visual = N/A Content = 5 A5020 Development of Mali Visual = 5 Content = N/A A5030 Development of Songhai Visual = N/A Content = 5 A5040 Descriptions of Timbuktu Visual = N/A Content = 5 A5050 Timbuktu History of this major city of Mali by the History Channel Visual = 5 Content = 5 A5060 Eastern Empires Nubia Chronology Visual = N/A Content = 5 A5080 Nubian Culture includes traditions, houses, songs, history, and more. Visual = 4 Content = 4 A5090 Essay on Askum by F.A. Smitha Visual = N/A Content = 5 A5100 Ethiopian History 9 essays including one on Aksum.

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14. Spring 2003 Courses Online Design (ERes); Anthropology 179 African Archaeology; Anthropology179 - african archeology (ERes); Anthropology 184 - Zooarchaeology; http://ic.ucsc.edu/courses/

Courses This Quarter Previous Courses Listed by Department Previous Courses Listed by Quarter Advance Course Information ... WebCT Links Winter Quarter 2003 Spring 2003 Courses Online Please note that IC does not offer many courses that are completely online. Course materials listed on this page supplement classroom learning (in UCSC). Links to Distance Education A B C ... Anthropology 80F - Exotic Tours Astronomy and Astrophysics 13 - Galaxies, Cosmology, and High Energy Astrophysics Astronomy and Astrophysics 80B - Light Biology 20B Biology 20L - Experimental Biology Lab Biology 75 - Scientific Diving Certification Biology 80A - Female Physiology Biology 80M - Conservation in the Sea Biology 105 - Genetics Biology 105L - Genetics Lab Biology 110 - Cell Biology Biology 116L - Eukaryotic Molecular Biology Lab Biology 117C/200C - Advanced Cell Biology Biology 120 - Development Biology 127 - Bioenergetics Biology 139/L - Biology of Marine Mammals Biology 152 - Community Ecology Chemistry 7 - Organic Chemistry Survey Chemistry 7L - Organic Chemistry Survey Laboratory Chemistry 112L/M/N - Organic Chemistry Laboratory Chemistry 200C - Nucleic Acid Structure and Function Computer Engineering 185 - Technical Writing for Computer Engineers Environmental Studies 163 - Plant Diseases as Parts of Ecosystems Ocean Sciences 1 - The Oceans Ocean Sciences 80A - Life in the Sea Psychology 166 - Psychological Assessment

15. ASR 1990-5 Question Liberty and Property in South Africa, RL Watson (Richard B. Allen) A Historyof african archeology, Peter Robertshaw (Adria LaViolette) -Control and http://www.umass.edu/anthro/asr/asr352.htm

African Studies Review The Journal of the African Studies Association ASR: Volume 35, Number 2, September 1992 Articles: -"The Paradox of State Power in Africa: Debt Management Policies in Kenya and Zimbabwe" by Howard P. Lehman -"Lifeworld and System: Of Water Systems and Grain Mill Development in Rural Tanzania" by Tony Waters -"Racism and Private Assistance: The Support of West Indian and African Missions in Liverpool, England, during the Interwar Years" by Carlton E. Wilson -"Civil Society in Europe and Africa: Limiting State Power through a Public Sphere" by Dwayne Woods Book Reviews: Literature and Music: -African Quest for Freedom and Identity: Cameroonian Writing and the National Experience , Richard Bjornson (George Hegarty) -Language and Theme: Essays on African Literature, Emmanuel N. Obiechina, and Beyond the Boundaries: Text and Context in African Literature, Mineke Schipper (Anne Lippert) -Journeys through the French African Novel, Mildred Mortimer, and

16. African Studies Center At MSU: Introduction A team led by an MSU anthropology professor discovered an African Stonehenge calendrical system, a major breakthrough in East african archeology. http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfricanStudies/afrintro.htm

The African Studies Center at Michigan State University is perhaps the most comprehensive of its kind in the country. The Center coordinates teaching, research, and public service programs related to Africa throughout the university. A wide variety of courses on Africa are taught in various disciplines in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and professional fields. The Center offers instruction in 25 different African languages and offers opportunities for faculty and students to teach, study, and do research in Africa. The Center also provides programs and services for about 200 African MSU students from over 30 different countries. The African Studies Center is the largest area studies program at MSU. It was designated as a National Resource Center on Africa by the U.S. Department of Education and receives a portion of its funding under Title VI of the Higher Education Act. The following are examples of current ground breaking research and development work conducted by MSU faculty: Historical studies of Islam in Mali and Senegal were published recently. A highly-regarded biography of Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie, as well as significant articles on the economic role of women in Southern Africa have been produced by professors in the MSU History Department.

17. Courses Concerning Africa At Michigan State University International Development; Anthropology african archeology Anthropologyof Southern Africa Field Research Methods in Africa*; Botany and http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfricanStudies/afcourse.htm

African Studies Center: Michigan State University In addition to the extensive course offerings in African languages noted above, numerous Africa-related courses are taught at MSU each semester. The following is a sample across different departments [* denotes graduate courses] . A comprehensive list is available from the Center. Agricultural Economics Agriculture in Economic Development* Animal Science Animal Systems in International Development Anthropology African Archeology Anthropology of Southern Africa Field Research Methods in Africa* Botany and Plant Pathology Tropical Biology: An Ecological Approach* Community Health Science Clinical Tropical Medicine* Crop and Soil Sciences Crop and Soil Resources of the World* Economics Issues in Economic Development Educational Administration Education, Development, and Social Change

18. Links South african archeology http//www.geocities.com/Athens/6398/ An introductorywebsite to the Ironage sites of the northern and northwestern Transvaal . http://www.history.und.ac.za/links.asp

Internet resources for Historical Research National Archives of South Africa http://www.national.archives.gov.za/ This resource is now available on-line and provides search facilities for records housed in the various government archives. Mail and Guardian http://www.mg.co.za An essential resource on almost any topic of recent South African culture and politics. The online database of all the articles published after 1992 is one of the most powerful research tools in the country. A necessary first stop for any researcher of South African history or politics. Carl Uncover http://uncweb.carl.org is an excellent database of articles published in the most respected scholarly journals. It has a strong bias towards North American and British research, which may be an asset or a liability, depending on your political and scholarly inclination. Mel Page's Guide to Online Citations http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/about/citation/ An invaluable resource on the tricky problem of citing online, and other, materials. Amazon.com

19. Faculty Index/Dept Of Anthropology@UIUC Ambrose (PhD UCB 1984; Assoc Prof) african archeology, lithic technology, stableisotope analysis of diet, hominid evolution, evolutionary ecology; East Africa, http://www.anthro.uiuc.edu/Department/faculty&staff.html

Full-time Faculty Part-time and Emeritus Faculty Support Staff Anthropologists in Other Departments, Schools or Institutes Full-time Faculty E-mail and Office Location Nancy Abelmann (PhD UCB 1990; Assoc Prof; jt appt with Dept of E Asian Languages and Cultures and Women's Studies) Social-cultural anthropology, gender, social mobility, class, social movements, nationalism, diaspora, education, media; Korea, Japan, Asian America 389 Davenport at Asian American Studies 1208 Nevada St e-mail: nabelman@uiuc.edu Stanley H Ambrose (PhD UCB 1984; Assoc Prof) African archeology, lithic technology, stable isotope analysis of diet, hominid evolution, evolutionary ecology; East Africa 381 Davenport Tu/TH 10:30-12 e-mail: ambrose@uiuc.edu Douglas J Brewer (PhD U Tennessee 1986; Prof; Dir, Spurlock Museum) Faunal analysis, paleoenvironmental reconstruction, archeology; Egypt, North America, Middle East Spurlock Museum ON LEAVE e-mail: d-brewer@uiuc.edu Matti Bunzl (PhD U Chicago 1998; Aaron and Robin Fischer Asst Professor of Jewish Culture and Society) Anthropology of Jews and Judaism; gender and sexuality; modernity; nationness; ethnicity; history of anthropology; anthropological theory; historical ethnography; anthropology of literature; anthropology of mass media; Central Europe; North America 386B Davenport M 1-4 e-mail: bunzl@uiuc.edu

20. Biological Anthropology Faculty Ambrose (PhD UCB 1984; Assoc Prof) african archeology, lithic technology, stableisotope analysis of diet, hominid evolution, evolutionary ecology; East Africa. http://www.anthro.uiuc.edu/department/bio/bioanthfaculty.htm

Biological Anthropology Faculty Paul A Garber (PhD Washington St Louis 1980; Prof) Biological anthropology, primate behavior and ecology, primate locomotor anatomy, spatial learning, cognition; Central and South America Eugene Giles (PhD Harvard 1966; Prof Emeritus) Physical anthropological genetics, comparative human osteology, forensic anthropology; Oceania Christina Grassi (PhD U Texas, Austin 2001; Vst Asst Prof) Behavioral ecology, physiology, diet, lemurs; Madagascar Leslea J Hlusko (PhD Penn State U; Asst Prof) Human and primate paleontology, evolutionary developmental biology of the primate dentition, morphometrics and shape analysis, quantitative genetics; East and South Africa Linda L Klepinger (PhD U Kansas 1972; Prof) Physical anthropology, human osteology, paleopathology, forensic anthropology, skeletal biology and chemistry, paleonutrition Steven R Leigh (PhD Northwestern 1992; Assoc Prof) Physical anthropology, ontogeny, paleoanthropology, primate adaptation and evolution, morphometrics Archeologists with research interests in human evolution Stanley H Ambrose (PhD UCB 1984; Assoc Prof) African archeology, lithic technology, stable isotope analysis of diet, hominid evolution, evolutionary ecology; East Africa

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