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a tip: visit also Prehistory, Anthropology, Egypte, Ancient
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and megaliths
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Archaeology
archaeology is the scientific study of peoples of the past... their culture
and their relationship with their environment. The purpose of archaeology is
to understand how humans in the past interacted with their environment, and to
preserve this history for present and future learning, basic info, links |
| Archaeology
daily archaeological news, plus abstracts and full-length articles |
| Comparative
Archaeology Comparative Archaeology is an interregional approach to
prehistoric culture change and communication. The Comparative Archaeology WEBİ
is dedicated to further quick publication of archaeological information across
continents |
| Discovery of
lost cities, submerged lands and ancient ships Alexandria the submerged royal quarters, Aboukir 2001 sunken herakleion - between reality and legends,
Lena Shoal sunken treasure - cargo of a Chinese junk, Napoleon's lost fleet, Royal Captain: a ship of the East India
company (Philippines) |
| Encyclopaedia of the Orient |
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Oriental
institute archaeology projects
Archaeology, Philology, Anatolia, Egypt/Nubia, Levant, Mesopotamia/Syria,
Persia, Yemen |
| Underwater
archaeology A Guide to Underwater Archaeology Resources on the Internet |
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Archaeology: Africa 
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| Archaeological heritage of Sudan and Nubia
ancient Nubia, Sudan, Mahas Survey, Meroe, Meroitic pyramids, Kush, Nobatia, Makuria |
| Lepcis
Magna: Lybia
Lepcis Magna is a world heritage site on the Mediterranean coast of North
Africa in the Tripolitania region of Libya |
| Sudan archaeology
archaeology, history & culture of Nubia and northern Sudan |
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| Archaeology:
Asia
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| Origins of Angkor
archaeological project the aim of the project is to assess the seminal aspects of the social, cultural and technological development
in the Mun River valley of Northeast Thailand. Three sites have been excavated,
a bronze age site, Ban Lum Khao, and two Iron Age sites: Non Muang Kao and Noen
U-Loke |
| Sultan's
lost treasure archeologists salvage more than 12,000 pieces of Chinese
porcelain from an ancient shipwreck |
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| Archaeology: Israel
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Archaeological
Excavations at Sha`ar Hagolan
the Neolithic village of Sha`ar Hagolan (ca. 8000-7500 years ago) is the
largest and most important prehistoric art center in Israel
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| Hazor
excavation, Israel
Hazor was an ancient Canaanite and Israelite City located in the north of
modern day Israel |
| Samaria
in the Hebrew Bible the name Samaria refers to the capital city of Israel, the
northern kingdom |
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Sha'ar Hagolan, Israel
the neolithic village of Sha`ar Hagolan (ca. 8000-7500 years ago) is the
largest and most important prehistoric art center in Israel |
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Shikhin Middle East history: location and identification of
ancient
Shikhin, Israël |
| Tel
Dor: Israel Tel Dor is located fifteen miles south of Haifa, and just
eight miles north of Caesarea |
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Horizontaal |
| Archaeology:
Europe
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Aegean
archaelogical information sites |
| Ancient
city of Athens
a photographic archive of the archaeological and architectural remains of
ancient Athens
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| Archeologia Italiana |
| Archaeology
of southwest Germany a tip
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Archaeology
pictures England, Archaeology pictures |
| British archaeology
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| Grands
sites archaeologiques in France
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| Irish archaeological
sites
various types of archaeological monuments found in Ireland
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| Isle of man archeology |
| Nordic
underwater archaeology Nordic underwater archaeology |
| Oldstoneage
France |
| Ostia:
gli scavi |
| Ostia, the harbour of ancient Rome |
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Prehistoric
archaeology of the Aegean the Bronze Age culture is termed
"Minoan" after the legendary king Minos, a tip |
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The Roman
gask project the Roman gask system is a line of forts, watch towers and
tiny Roman forts known as fortlets, strung out along the Roman road into
northern Scotland |
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Ruins of Pompei |
| Voyage
of Doom nautical archeologists uncover the wrecked ship of 17th century
French explorer Robert Cavelier de La Salle |
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| Archaeology: Middle East
related topic: Anthropology Middle East |
| Ancient Near East
archaeological sites
250+ archaeological sites, short description and links
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AQABA
project
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Çatal Höyük The Mysteries of Çatalhöyük |
| Fujairah
petroglyphs
illustrating the pantheon and battles of ante-islamic populations in this region
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| Gadara
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| Lost city of Ubar
a radar image of the region around the site of the lost city of Ubar in
southern Oman, on the Arabian Peninsula |
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Nabatean tombs
in Saudi Arabia |
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Near
Eastern archaeological sites map |
| Oman
archaeology project a website with archaeological information on Oman, and
its aim is to facilitate cooperation and networking amongst archaeologists
interested in Oman |
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Petra: architectural reconstruction |
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Petra |
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Petra: gallery of the free-standing Petra monuments |
| Petra
great temple Petra (from the Greek, meaning 'rock') lies in a great rift
valley east of Wadi 'Araba in Jordan about 80 kilometers south of the Dead Sea,
Monastery on
the Mount of Aaron |
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Petra great
temple the Great Temple of the ancient Nabataeans in the heart of the lost
city of Petra |
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Petra:
images |
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Petra:
images |
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Petra:
images |
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Petra: images of Petra
images of Petra, considered by many to be the eighth
wonder of the world, Petra, nestled within the walls of a desert chasm remained
shrouded from occidental knowledge beginning during the crusades until 1812 |
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Petra: photos
(Jordan) Petra (Greek, "city of rock"), ancient city of Arabia, in what is
now southwestern Jordan, immediately east of the village of Wadi Musa |
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Petra pool-complex
(1998) |
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Petra scroll update
the Petra scrolls were found in 1992, have been translated
and are now being researched and worked to determine the real meanings of the
works and also to expand the knowledge of the Byzantine Petra lifestyle in the
sixth century,
Papyri shows historians may be wrong about ancient city |
| Tell Tuneinir
archaeological expeditions |
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Theban mapping
project Thebes, valley of the Kings |
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| Archaeology:
North America
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| Arctic
archaeology focusing principally on the Canadian Arctic |
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Burrow's cave
cave of many faces |
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Burrow's cave |
| Southwestern archaeology |
| Town Creek
indian mound the Pee Dee river valley |
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| Archaeology: Syria - Iraq
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| Apamée de l'Euphrate
le site dApamée se trouve sur la rive orientale de lEuphrate, à 5 km
en amont de Birecik, dans la région de Sanli-Urfa (Turquie)
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| Mesopotamia
list of archeological sites |
| Nippur
Mesopotamian archaeology |
| Nippur
expedition in the desert a hundred miles south of Baghdad, Iraq, lies a
great mound of man-made debris sixty feet high and almost a mile across |
| Palast Assurnasirpal II, Iraq |
| Talgua
Village archaeological site Talgua Village is located north of the aldea
of Talgua, northeast of Catacamas, department of Olancho, republic of Honduras |
| Tell Tuneinir, Syria |
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Horizontaal |
| Archaeology: Turkey
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| Archaeological
exploration of Sardis: Turkey
program of excavation and research focused on the site of ancient Sardis, some
60 miles east of Izmir in Turkey
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| Archeological
settlements of Turkey a chronological inventory of findings about the
cultural heritage of Turkey
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| Çatalhöyük:
Turkey
for those who are interested in the ongoing excavations at Çatalhöyük,
Turkey. Its aim is to provide information about the activities of the project
and of the different aspects of the research being conducted at Çatalhöyük |
| Dive Turkey |
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Do these mysterious stones mark the site of the Garden of Eden? |
| Magnesia ad
Maeandrum: Turkey |
| Seven
cities Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, Laodicea |
| TAY
archaeological settlements of Turkey |
| Troias
in German |
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