21. History - Sweden As A Great Power Germany and more of the baltic region became Swedish to gain control over the balticsea in Contents History The Wreck Marine archaeology The Finds http://www.kalmarlansmuseum.se/kronan/english/history/sweden.html

Sweden as a Great Power S weden was geogaphically established as a Great Power during a period of 100 years. It may basically be divided into three sequences; In the 1560´s the northern Baltic Region was incorporated; During the former part of the 17th century parts of northern Germany and more of the Baltic region became Swedish; During the 1650´s the southern most landscapes of proper Sweden was obtained from the Danish Kingdom. Sweden as a Great Power reached its territorial peak in 1658. T he future of Sweden as a Great Power depended on the possibilities of external financing. To achieve this goal Sweden strived to gain control over the Baltic sea in order to control the trade. In this context a strong navy was of fundamental importance. The battle of Öland 1676. Kronan is sinking. The Rosenborg tapestry. Christiansborg´s castle, Copenhagen. The building of Kronan Sweden as a Great Power The Search for and Discovery of Kronan Contents History The Wreck ... Intro Kronan Projektet Kalmar Läns Museum Box 104, S-391 21 Kalmar, Sweden

22. Link Voyager Archaeology Directory You Are Here. archaeology Prehistory Indo Europeans Sites pertaining to questions appearanceof IndoEuropeans in the Eastern baltic region is generally http://www.linkvoyager.com/cgi-bin/access.fcgi?r=archaeology&c=indo_europeans

23. Durham Archaeology - Dr. Peter Rowley-Conwy Profile of this University of Durham Reader in Environmental archaeology. Research interests include Category Science Social Sciences Archaeologists Zooarchaeologists...... Farming the Forest The Emergence of Neolithic Societies in the baltic region, ed.M Time, change and the archaeology of huntergatherers how original is the http://www.dur.ac.uk/Archaeology/staff/PRC/

University of Durham Department of Archaeology Staff research interests Dr. Peter A. Rowley-Conwy Reader in Environmental Archaeology Research interests Peter Rowley-Conwy likes animal bones, plant remains, hunter-gatherers and early agriculturalists, and the history of archaeology. He welcomes research students working in these and related areas. See below for a list of his current and recent students and their topics. He is particularly keen on the archaeology of the pig, and has recently obtained an AHRB award which will bring UMBERTO ALBARELLA to Durham for four years (starting on 1 November 2000) to study pig domestication and management in various parts of the world. He has also sponsored the Wellcome Research Fellowship of Dr. KEITH DOBNEY , who is in Durham for three years from 1 August 2000 to examine other aspects of pig hunting and management. The presence of three serious pig fanciers is turning Durham into a major centre of porcine excellence. PR-C's own pig research involves determining the season of hunting by looking at tooth eruption and bone growth, and the detection of domestication. He is at the moment heavily involved in two areas: the Baltic, including the major sites of Ringkloster (Denmark) and Ajvide (on the Swedish island of Gotland); and the Russian Far East, including the major sites of Peschany 1 and Zaisanovka 2 (near Vladivostok). Current publications include: 1997 (co-authored with J. Storå). Pitted Ware seals and pigs from Ajvide, Gotland: methods of study and first results. In:

24. BSP: Newsletter 98:2:p04 To The Reader: Maritime Archaelogy In The Baltic - Balt the initiative to form a network on baltic Maritime archaeology. It is an importantstep in the realisation of the common aims in the baltic region to realise http://www.b-s-p.org/bspnews/982/982-04.htm

BSP Newsletter No. 98:2:p04 To the Reader Maritime Archaeology in the Baltic. Geological Background: In many ways the Baltic area is unique in an archaeological sense. The basis is found in nature. Although there are great differences in the quaternary geology between roughly the north and the south there are indeed some factors which are shared by all parts of the Baltic. Another important difference concerns the waterfront zones. In Finland and most of Sweden they consist mainly of constant features such as rocks and boulders, and in the south -Denmark, Germany, Poland and to some extent Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, sedimentary action is dominant. Thus the coasts are certainly transformed by natural factors in both main areas, but in different ways: One by way of land uplift, the other by wave erosion (abrasion) and replacement/ build up. Internationally a unique factor would also be the archipelagos with large numbers of continuous small rock island chains which litter the coasts at several places. The archipelagos of Stockholm, the Åland islands and south western Finland are justly considered famous. But there are others as well in the baltic. All of them have been settled or are still settled as an important part of Baltic Maritime culture, based on the exploitation of the natural sources of the Baltic Sea. As a lonely and just possible parallel the Hudson Bay skerries of Canada could be cites, but they are different in character, uninhabited and almost totally sub arctic.

25. Curriculum Report 313 -- Feb 2001 ARCHY 525, archaeology of Island Southeast Asia and the Pacific (5) PACIFIC EURO445, The Nordicbaltic region and the War Literary Representations (5) NORDIC http://staff.washington.edu/uwcr/reports/01-02.html

Return to menu UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM REPORT Number 313 February 21, 2001 This report officially records the actions of the University of Washington Curriculum Review Committee. The Committee meets September through June to consider applications for curriculum changes submitted by the schools and colleges of the University of Washington. This report also announces the actions of the Faculty Council of Academic Standards and the Board of Regents regarding program and degree changes. Course Change Applications received after the deadline for the specified quarter will be considered for the next quarter for which the deadline has not passed. New courses can be added to the curriculum after the deadline. Applications must be received in the University Curriculum Office, 248 Schmitz, Box 355850, by 5 pm on the deadline date . For courses offered jointly by more than one school or college, an application from each school or college must be received by the University Curriculum Office by the deadline date. Please address any questions regarding the curriculum process at the University of Washington to the university curriculum office at uwcr@u.washington.edu.

26. SPRING TERM 2002 baltic SEA region HISTORY AND CULTURE. SUHI9801 The Hanseatic League and the balticWorld. Special Topics in Iron Age and Medieval archaeology ARKE9828 Building http://www.utu.fi/hum/tdk/english/baltic/spring03.html

Back BALTIC SEA REGION STUDIES SPRING TERM 2003 HERE YOU WILL FIND THE TIMES AND ROOMS OF THE COURSES. PLEASE, CHECK REGULARILY. The Hanseatic League and the Baltic World CANCELLED Special Topics in Iron Age and Medieval Archaeology 2nd PART Communication across the Baltic Area News!! Knowledge about Finland I Intercultural Rhetoric The Role of the European Union in the Democratisation in Central and Eastern Europe NEW DATES!! Saint Petersburg: Russian, European and Beyond Paneuropean Integration Regionalisation and Geopolitics in the Baltic Sea Region Timetable Regional development, planning and policies in Europe and EU cancelled!! Liettuan kieli BALTIC SEA REGION HISTORY AND CULTURE The Hanseatic League and the Baltic World Special Topics in Iron Age and Medieval Archaeology: NEW!!! ARKE1067Geographical Features of Eastern Europe and Different Factors in the Formation of Towns and The Settling System in Northern Russia in the Early Medieval Period Prof. E. N. Nosov

27. Preface A new baltic region was discovered the middle reaches of the Nemunas - which opportunityfor future discussion of important aspects of baltic archaeology in a http://www.istorija.lt/htm/AB04-Preface.htm

Preface On April 11-16 1997 a second international archaeological conference devoted to contacts between the Balts and their neighbours was held at Palanga: The Balts and their neighbours in the Baltic region. 400-800. East-West contacts . Pro-ceedings from the first conference in this series which examined regional relations in the Viking Age were published in 1997. This volume provoked considerable interest and achieved some reclaim overseas for the up-to-date relevance of its articles which were published in English and German. The Palanga Conference, like its predecessor in Nida, was organised by the Lithuanian Institute of History (Vilnius) and the Centre for West Lithuanian and Prussian History (Klaip"da). Delegates took part from all the Baltic countries (except Estonia and the Russian Federation) and France. Twenty papers were presented to lively discussion. Delegates were taken around various Curonian archaeological sites and familiarised with developments in the excavations at Palanga and the ‘Memelburg’ in Klaip"da. Financial support was provided by the Lithuanian state scholarship and studies Fund ( Lietuvos valstybinis mokslo ir studijø  fondas ) and the Cultural Department of Klaipëda City Council.

28. Publikationer Från Södertörns Högskola The marine archaeology of the baltic Sea area conditions in the present; possibilitiesand forms in the suburbs of large cities in the baltic Sea region. http://sh.grace.se/forsk/publikationer.html

Forskning Box 7634 SE-103 94 STOCKHOLM Tfn +46 8 613 61 00 Fax: +46 8 21 80 50 SWEDEN order@city.akademibokhandeln.se kan finnas hos informationsavdelningen Biblioteket, Box 4155 141 04 HUDDINGE biblioteket@sh.se Webbadress: bibl.sh.se Serier 2. Russian Reports, studies in post-communist transformation of media and journalism edited by Jan Ekecrantz and Kerstin Olofsson ISBN 91-89315-03-0 3. Society, towns and masculinity : aspects on early modern society in the Baltic areas / ed. Kekke Stadin. ISBN 91-89315-04-9 No. 1- ISSN 1403-5111 International Marine Archaeological Conference of the Baltic Sea Area The marine archaeology of the Baltic Sea area : conditions in the present; possibilities and problems in the future : proceedings of the first meeting of the International Marine Archaeological Conference of the Baltic Sea ... linguistic editor: Linda Bishai. 113 s. : ill., kartor. Research reports 1999:1 Wischmann , Antje. 46 s. Research reports 1999:2 Arnstberg , Karl-Olov.

29. Associated Colleges Of The South Electronic Palladian that gives students background on archaeology of ancient Turkey and our own workin the region. baltic WATER ISSUES CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF http://www.colleges.org/palladian/epall_101199.html

ELECTRONIC PALLADIAN The Electronic Palladian News and Opportunities for ACS Faculty and Staff From the Associated Colleges of the South CONTENTS for October 11, 1999 ACS Women's Studies Conference: Gendered Environments. Oct 15-17 at Birmingham-Southern College Researchers needed for ACS Archaeology Program Baltic Water Issues Conference Sponsored by the University of Georgia Two ACS Environmental Conferences to be held in November at the University of the South Information Fluency Symposium at ACS Tech Center Nov. 19-21 Technology Fellowship Applications and Workshop Proposals Due Friday ACS WOMEN'S STUDIES CONFERENCE: GENDERED ENVIRONMENTS. OCT. 15-17 AT BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE http://www.colleges.org/~wms/conf99.html RESEARCHERS NEEDED FOR ACS ARCHAEOLOGY PROGRAM Interested faculty can contact the project director, Mark B. Garrison of Trinity University, 210-999-7648, mgarriso@trinity.edu BALTIC WATER ISSUES CONFERENCE SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA The European Center of Georgia, based at the University of Georgia, is planning a conference next spring on the subject of the Baltic region, highlighting water-related environmental issues. Conference organizers are seeking presenters interested in participating in the conference, which they expect to be held in one of the Baltic countries. For more information, please contact the ACS office, (404) 636-9533 or acs.colleges.org

30. (none) Ladoga Similar features of Medieval towns in the baltic region”; the Merya (decoratedbone objects from the region near Kostroma ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF archaeology. http://www.archeo.ru/Publications/Vesti/vesti_1_en.shtml

31. (none) new approach to the recognition of the sources of flint raw material for the Stoneage cultures of the Eastern baltic region. ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF archaeology. http://www.archeo.ru/Publications/Vesti/vesti_2_en.shtml

32. Blengow: Suns, Wheels And Megalithic Tombs © The Comparative Archaeology WEB Kalundborg, Denmark. (Updated). Hoika, J. 1998 Trade and Communication within theNeolithic Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB) of the baltic region. Schacht, Sigrid. http://www.comp-archaeology.org/Blengow1-WheelSymbols.htm

Added May 30, 1999. Updated December 23, 2001 This page will be updated occasionally to add and revise information. Revision 1.1 Suns, Wheels and Megalithic Tombs: The ancient Symbols on the Stone Age Tomb near Blengow, Germany. (In Memory of Dr. Erika Nagel) By Maximilian O. Baldia All rights reserved May 30, 1999 to December 23, 2001 List of Figures Figure Location of Blengow Figure The displaced Blengow 1 capstone with crossed wheel or sun symbols Figure Close-up of the capstone's center with four wheel symbols and two drilled holes (cup marks). Figure Close-up of the right side of the Blengow 1 capstone (Photo M. Baldia September 1997 Figure Close-up from the center to the right of the Blengow 1 capstone and two rightmost, partly superimposed wheel symbols The megalithic tombs of southern Scandinavia, Germany, Netherland and parts of Poland exhibit virtually no decoration. The discovery of seven " circle with cross" symbols on a capstone of the megalithic tomb at Blengow in East Germany is, therefore, quite significant (Schacht 1995). The tombs belong to the farmers of the Neolithic Funnel Beaker culture and were constructed between 3600/3500 - 3200/3100 cal. BC.

33. The Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB) within the Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB) of the baltic region. Presentedat the 63 rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American archaeology in the http://www.comp-archaeology.org/21NeolithicCopperAgeLinks.htm

A Spatial Analysis of Megalithic Tombs: Table of Content Added September 21, 1999. Updated January 8, 2002 hours. This page will be updated occasionally to add and revise information. The Comparative Archaeology WEB© Index for Links to Internet Publications of Europe's Neolithic and Copper Age By Maximilian O. Baldia January 8, 2002 Bakker, J. A., J. Kruk, A. E. Lanting, S. Milisauskas The earliest evidence of wheeled transport in Europe and the Near East . Presented at the 63 rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in the symposium: Prehistoric communication: The first wheels, roads, metals, and monumental architecture . Friday, March 27, 1998 in Seattle, Washington, USA. The Comparative Archaeology WEB© Baldia, M. O. Megalithic Tombs and Interregional Communication . Papers presented at the international symposium: Megaliths and Social Geography, 13-17 May 1994, Falköping, Sweden. A Spatial Analysis of Megalithic Tombs. Vol. 1-2. Ph. D. Dissertation. Southern Methodist University. The Comparative Archaeology WEB© (Updated periodically) From dolmen to passage- and gallery-grave: An interregional construction analysis.

34. Untitled Document The museum also hosts the Department of Ship archaeology, which conducts archaeologyon shipwreck and maritime sites along the German baltic coastal region. http://www.adp.fsu.edu/uwdirectFiles/museum.html

Museums The North Carolina Maritime Museum The North Carolina Maritime Museum is a division of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture. Its mission is to preserve and interpret the maritime history of North Carolina through educational, boat building, and the collection of artifacts, specimens, and documents. The Vasa Museum , Stockholm, Sweden The Vasa is possiblly the most famous 17th century shipwreck ever. In 1628 this Swedish royal warship and heeled over and sank on her maiden voyage in Stockholm harbor. She was discovered in 1956 and recovered in one of the earliest and most extensive u nderwater archaeological projects ever. This page presents an overview of the museum, including operation hours, information on tours, admissions, and film shows. The Life-Saving Museum , Virginia Beach, U.S.A. The Life-Saving Museum maintains a homepage and a virtual scrapbook page . It is a museum housed in a Coast Guard station with a long history of shipwreck rescues. Their page provides information on current shipwreck projects, special exhibits and programs, visitor information, educational programs, and their research library. Kalmar County Museum , Sweden This museum houses the main exhibet on the Kronan, the famed Swedish warship (twice as big as the Vasa) that was sunk in battle off the coast of Oland in 1676. This page gives general information and visiting hours in English

35. Valteri Publikatsioonid S. (eds), Environmental and Cultural History of the Eastern baltic region. on a BronzeAge Site in the baltic. Theses and Papers in archaeology B4. Stockholm http://www.history.ee/arheo/Valteri_kirjandus.htm

Valter Lang Esileht Koosseis Tutvustus Publikatsioonid Loengud Publikatsioonid Monograafiad I Artiklid I Publitsistika ja populaarteadus Monograafiad Artiklid O rezul'tatakh issledovanij kurganov jugo-vostotshnoi Estonii. - Tezisõ dokladov studentsheskoi nautshnoi konferenzii "Srednevekovaja arheologija russkogo severo-zapada 6-8 maja 1980 g. Pskov, 8-10. Aun, M., Lang, V. Lang, V. Lang, V. Lang, V. On the forming of early tarand-graves on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. - Congressus Septimus Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum, Debrecen, 27. VIII - 2. IX. 1990. Summaria dissertationum ethnologica et folklorica, litteraria, historica, archaeologica et anthropologica. Debrecen, 176. /teesid/ Lang, V. Lang, V. Raamat Eesti rauaajast. - Kleio, 4, 64-67. Lang, V. Uus impulss varase viljelusmajanduse uurimisele Eestis. - Kleio, 7, ... Lang, V. Celtic and Baltic fields in North Estonia. Fossil field systems of the Late Bronze Age and Pre-Roman Iron Age at Saha-Loo and Proosa. - Acta Archaeologica, 65 (1994). Kobenhavn 1994, 203-219. The hill-fort of Iru. - I. Jansson (toim.), Archaeology East and West of the Baltic. Papers from the Second Estonian-Swedish Archaeological Symposium. Sigtuna, May 1991. Stockholm, 1995, 53-60.

36. Heiki Publikatsioonid The Medieval Town in the baltic Hanseatic History and archaeology. Environmentaland Cultural History of the Eastern baltic region. PACT 57, 1999. http://www.history.ee/arheo/Heiki_kirjandus.htm

Heiki Valk Esileht Koosseis Tutvustus Publikatsioonid Loengud Publikatsioonid Monograafiad I Artiklid I Publitsistika ja populaarteadus Monograafiad Laar, M., Vahtre, L., Valk, H . Kodu lugu. I, II. (Loomingu Raamatukogu 40/44). Tallinn. Rural Cemeteries of Southern Estonia 1225-1800 AD. CCC Papers 3. Visby - Tartu 1999. Laar, M., Vahtre, L., Vahtre, S., Valk, H. Rural Cemeteries of Southern Estonia 1225-1800 AD. 2nd edition. CCC Papers 3. Visby - Tartu. Remmel, M.-A., Potter, T., Valk, H. Artiklid Rahvausundi kajastusi Kagu-Eesti 13.-17. sajandi matmis-kombestikus. - Folkloristika ja etnograafia. Noored filoloogias 1986, 2. Noorteadlaste konverents 28. ja 29. mail. Teesid. Tallinn, 23-25. Tamla, Ü., Valk, H. Peets, J., Valk, H. Eesti muinasusund. - Mauranen, M.-L. Maailma usundid. Tallinn, 138-154. Lõuna-Eesti sõrmused 13.-17. sajandil. - Muinasaja teadus I. Arheoloogiline kogumik. Tallinn, 182-199. The Burial Grounds of Estonian Villages from the 13th to the 18th Centuries: Pagan or Christian? - Tor, 24 (1992). Uppsala, 203-228.

37. Välkommen Till Sjöhistoriska Museet Germany, Denmark and Sweden, and take part in diving, marine archaeology and much atuniversities and museums in all the nine countries of the baltic region. http://www.sshm.se/sjohistoriska/Eng/ex/treasures.html

38. HELCOM News Conflicts in the baltic Sea region. Urban development, industries, tourisms andrecreation, nature conservation, marine archaeology, fishery, aquaculture http://www.helcom.fi/helcom/news/107.html

Recommendations Groups and Task Force Meetings Ministerial meeting 2003 ... Meeting Documents Search HELCOM: Helsinki Commission Environment Pollution Man and the Baltic HELCOM Atlas Press release A useful tool to mitigate conflicts: Integrated planning of the coastal land areas and Baltic Sea waters The most appropriate way to address competing activities in the use of coastal land areas and Baltic Sea waters in the Baltic region is through an integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) process which brings the different sectors, stakeholders and the public together together, sets the priorities and implements the agreed decisions through the different sector legislation. An expert workshop on integrated planning and management of coastal and marine areas in the Baltic Sea Region (Stockholm, Sweden, from 30 September to 1 October 2002) which was jointly arranged by the Swedish Environment Protection Agency and Helsinki Commission, accepted the following principles for ICZM, and recalled that several of these principles are currently used in the work of HELCOM: - The ecosystem approach should be used when planning ICZM;

39. Introduction To Archaeology (ANTH 110/310) Study Guide. Dating Techniques in archaeology. © 1997 by John W. Hoopes. All rightsreserved. 1 has been used to chart sea level changes in the baltic region. http://www.ku.edu/~hoopes/dating.html

Study Guide Dating Techniques in Archaeology A. Chronology 1. History a) Chronological ordering 1) Horizon styles 2) Stratigraphic revolution a: found deposits to a depth of 5.75 m below the surface b: Aztec pottery in uppermost levels c: Teotihuacan pottery next d: lowest levels contained pottery which was called "Archaic" 1: later recognized as "Preclassic" or "Formative" a: previous perspective had been blurred and foreshortened 3) Seriation a: came up with "sequence dates" for pottery b: not generally adopted, but was important for emphasizing the derivation of objective relative chronology from artifacts themselves A Study of Maya Art 1> "Zuni Potsherds" (1916) a: began systematic collection from all of the sites a: later sites had mostly white or black-on-white a: sites with mixes were put in between on the basis of proportions of pottery types b: resulted in sequence of six sub-periods 2. General concepts a) Age determination 1) direct methods 2) indirect methods b) Chronologies 1) relative 2) absolute 3. Archaeological age determination

40. Anthropology And Archaeology Faculty At Moorhead State University the Northeastern Plains ; The Dead River Site ; Folk archaeology and Anthropological andtransportation logistics, Latvia and the baltic region, Russia and http://www.mnstate.edu/anthearth/faculty.htm

Anthropology and Earth Science Faculty Russ Colson Professor of Geology Office: Lommen 089 Phone: 299-5832 E mail colson@mnstate.edu Ph.D., 1986, Geological Sciences, University of Tennessee. Interests: Earth Science Education, experimental petrology, planetary science, and geochemistry. Publications: Diffusion and activity of NiO in CaO-MgO-Al2O3-SiO2 melts considering effects of aO2- a nd g Ni2+; Unexpected results of some simple exercises in equilibrium melting based on experimentally determined partition coefficients; Affects of Al on Cr dimerization in silicate melts: Implications for Cr partitioning; and Spirit of the Volcano, Journal of Geoscience Education. Current research projects: Thermochemistry of molten rock and glass using electrochemical methods, and reconstruction of environmental habitats of the Edmontosaurus of north-western South Dakota. Rinita Dalan Assistant Professor of Anthropology Office: Hagen 106 Phone: 299-5900 E mail dalanri@mnstate.edu

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