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Extractions: Lists updated Thursday, January 23, 2003 101 books in list (last updated Thursday, January 23, 2003) Pivcevic, Edo: Ironie als Daseinsform bei Sören Kierkegaard. Gütersloh: Mohn 1960. 140p cloth dj, bibliography, hardly used, VG PKM 54193 Popperwell, Ronald: Norway. Benn 1972. (Nations of the Modern World) 335p large cloth dj, index, photogr plates, bibliography, VG PKM 53352 Kvavik, Robert: Interest Groups in Norwegian Politics. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget 1976. 206p pb, notes, tables, bibliography, VG PKM 52901 Törnudd, Klaus: The Electoral System of Finland. Evelyn 1968. 181p blue cloth, index, appendices, tables, nice and clean pages, VG PKM 52898 Engdahl, Elisabet [Ed]: Constituent Questions. The Syntax and Semantics of Questions with special Reference to Swedish. Dordrecht: Reidel 1986. (Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy 27) 350p as new, cloth, dustjacket, never used PKM 51321 Strindberg, August:
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AU: Publikationer 1995 (hum/forhisto) Society from the Cultural Landscape South scandinavia between Sacral Territoriesin 1994, and in greenland in 1993 archaeology Reports; (16.) 8893, 1995. http://www.au.dk/da/hum/forhisto/publ1995.htm
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Extractions: Licentiate in Archaeology and a researcher at the University of Helsinki. bioanthropology , the science concerning itself with the biology of human populations; philology , which examines linguistic evolution and its cultural origins; and my own field, archaeology , the study of ancient sites and the buried remains of past cultures. We humans inherit the genetic material contained in the mitochondrion of our cell cytoplasm (mitochondrial DNA) from our mothers, as the DNA molecules in sperm appear to break down after fertilization. Since the 1980s, tests on mitochondrial DNA have enabled scientists to establish the biological links and origins of human populations by tracing their maternal lineage. DNA tests confirm that Homo sapiens originated in Africa roughly 150,000 years ago. From there modern man went forth and conquered new territory, eventually populating nearly all seven continents.
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Extractions: Aviation See also Anthropology Architecture Crafts History ... Religion Into digging up artifacts, studying the relics of prehistoric cultures, or investigating dinosaurs and other long-extinct life forms? If so, sites in this section might interest you. Hypermedia seems like a natural match for a field where interrelated text, graphics, and video can provide a much richer world of information than the typical textbook or popular-science magazine. Being able to see ancient cities in detail onscreen with many levels of text is a treat unmatched on the printed page. Want to take a walk through the buildings of ancient Palestine? Take a look at this Web site, which will let you take animated tours of various sites reconstructed by archaeologists. Includes Biblical references. Type: WWW Address: http://staff.feldberg.brandeis.edu/~jacka/ANEP/ANEP.html Region: Israel, Palestine, Syria This is an excellent place to start, for professional or student archaeologists and interested laypeople alike. These pages feature a frequently updated collection of links in archaeology proper, anthropology, religious studies, ethnography, and other related disciplines. There are also links to archaeology-related stories in the news.
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Extractions: ! Index Acta Borealia Back Top Volume 1(1), 1984 Bertelsen, R.: Farm mounds of the Harstad area. Quantitative investigations of accumulation characteristics. 7-25. Helskog, K.: The Younger Stone Age settlements in Varanger, North Norway. 39-70. Mathiesen, P.: The Disappearance of the "Västersjøfinner" from Ringvassøy. Some problems of terminology, methodology and data in the study of Sami history. 71-84. Jahr, E.H.: Language Contact in Northern Norway. Adstratum and substratum in the Norwegian, Sami and Finnish for Northern Norway. 103-112. Volume 1(2), 1984 Engelstad, E.: Diversity in Arctic maritime adaptions. An example from the Late Stone Age of Arctic Norway. 3-24. Bratrein, H.D.: Fra samisk "overhøyhet" til norsk i Tromsen len på 14/1500-tallet (From Sami to Norwegian dominance in the county of Tromsen in the 15th and 16th century). 25-45. Hansen, L.I.: Trade and markets in Northern Fenno-Scandinavia A.D. 1550-1750. 47-79. Nielssen, A.R.: Animal husbandry among the Norwegian population in Finnmark c. 1685-1705. 81-112. Top Volume 2(1-2), 1985
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Extractions: Awards Scientists Determine Age of New World Map "Vinland Map" parchment predates Columbus's arrival in North America Scientists from the University of Arizona, the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory, and the Smithsonian Institution have used carbon-dating technology to determine the age of a controversial parchment that might be the first-ever map of North America. In a paper to be published in the August 2002 issue of the journal Radiocarbon , the scientists conclude that the so-called "Vinland Map" parchment dates to approximately 1434 A.D., or nearly 60 years before Christopher Columbus set foot in the West Indies.
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Extractions: Wave over wave of Vikings cut through the North Sea and the Atlantic. In the east they portaged across Poland, penetrating Russia as far as the Caspian and Black Seas to the Mediterranean. Greed for glory and plunder, lust for freedom and land lured them to England, Sicily, Greenland, Ireland, and as far as Newfoundland in the New World. They colonized England, Greenland, Russia, and Iceland. Between the eighth and eleventh centuries, bands of scandinavians whom we have come to call Vikings played a significant part in reshaping the medieval world from Russia and Byzantium in the east to the Atlantic Islands and Newfoundland in the west as well as on the European continent.
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Extractions: Title Author Publisher ISBN Comment Birka I, Die Graben Arbman, H Stockholm, 1944 A New Method for the Analysis of Ancient Dyed Textiles Abrahams, David H, and Sydney M Edelstein, 1964 American Dyestuff Reporter 53:19-25 Craft habits, Part I: Loom Types Suggested by Weaving Details Bellinger, Louisa The Textile Museum: Workshop Notes, no 19, 1959 Craft Habits, Part II: Spinning and Fibers in Warp Yarns Bellinger, Louisa The Textile Museum: Workshop Notes, no 24, 1959 En trondensk jernaldergrav med tekstiler Blindheim, Charlotte Viking, 1946 History of Domestic Mammals in Central and Eastern Europe Bokoyoni, Sandor (auth)
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Extractions: ORB Online Encyclopedia Scandinavia Finding Information Tamsin Hekala This article is the third in the Scandinavian sources series. The first article is on the primary sources, the second article is on the theoretical filters found in secondary sources, and this article is a case study on how to navigate around the sources and data on a research project. So here are some guidelines and tips on how to do research on a common topic, Vikings. You would think that finding information on such a broad topic would be relatively easy. Although there is certainly a great deal of scholarship on Vikings it is not neatly categorized. Nor is it located in any one place or under a couple of key terms. The first criteria for doing your research will be patience. While the first step is knowing how to find, or discover common alternate terms for an area of interest. One useful tool for alternate terms is the Guide to the Listings of the Library of Congress . This guide provides topic listings used by libraries to categorize information. The guide and discussing your project with the reference librarian for additional ideas will assist in making your research project a success. A second step is understanding the current state of information be it on-line, CD, or traditional. Critical to the success of a search is an awareness of the current limitations for on-line or CDrom databases. While the information is increasingly more available on-line it is not perfect nor complete. Never assume that if it isn't on-line it doesn't exist. At least half of the research work you will do will be in the older bound sources. The United States the National Union Catalog series pre 1956 is still a good starting place for primary sources and odd collections. Another useful source is the 1988 listing of archives in the United States. A third source for information is the Encyclopedia of Associations which lists professional groups by interest and any related publications. All offer alternate routes to finding the information on your topic.
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Extractions: O V E R V I E W Living in the Arctic Dr. Noel D. Broadbent Humans have thrived in the Arctic for at least 15,000 years. In the continuous expanse of land from Scandinavia through Eurasia to Alaska, Canada, and Greenland, native people developed sophisticated cultures and survival technologies. Because of their traditional dependence on hunting and fishing, arctic communities evolved near lakes, rivers, estuaries, and along ice-free coasts. Today, subsistence hunting and fishing remain an important component of daily life and cultural identity, although the major sources of income are oil, mining, and commercial fishing activities. Human experience in the Arctic reflects both a successful adaptation to changing and often harsh environmental conditions and the effects of modern development on small societies dependent on natural resources. Outside of regional centers like Anchorage and Fairbanks, communities in rural Alaska and other parts of the Arctic tend to be small and isolated. Most families rely on a mixed strategy of subsistence harvesting, wage labor, and commodity production. These communities use traditional knowledge while adapting to the global economy and modern technology. Change has become a way of life in the North. Economic development in the Arctic has brought new occupations and with that changes in wealth and income distribution, community and family patterns, and even health and safety.
