1. East Asian Languages Stanford University on Japan. asian archeology Information Plaza Information on Japanese and East asian archeology http://ishi.lib.berkeley.edu/humanities/Areas/ealangs.html

East Asian Languages UC Departments UC Department of East Asian Languages Asian Studies Berkeley Buddhist Research Center UC Library Resources East Asian Library 25 Dynastic Histories Database - The database of the 25 dynastic histories, starting with Ssu-ma Chien's Records of the Historian. Options General Preferences Apps and in the Telnet application window write in the name and path of the application. To obtain a telnet application that supports 8-bit transfer, download Simpterm General East Asian Resources Council of East Asian Libraries - A page at the University of Oregon, with a large number of valuable links to both librarary and academian resources. East Asian Libraries Cooperative World-Wide Web - Links to libraries and universities both in Asia and in the West. American Oriental Society - Homepage of the AOS, "the oldest learned society in the United States devoted to a particular filed of scholarship." UCI Libraries - East Asian Collection - Links to East Asian libraries in the US. Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library - The Internet Guide to Asian Studies at the Australian National University.

2. Anahita Gallery Art And Archeology Page Journal of East asian archeology. Journal of East Asian Linguistics http://www.anahitagallery.com/aharch.html

Anahita Gallery, Inc. The antique and handcrafted door specialist. articles on art Anahita Gallery, Inc owners Kate Fitz Gibbon and Andrew Hale have written two books and numerous articles on Central Asian art. A few shorter articles linked to this site are listed below. Please feel free to contact us for additional information regarding our published materials! Turkoman Jewlery Graceful jewelry from Asia’s heartland Central Asian Ikat The 19 th century flowering of the art of ikat. Gonur Tepe - A Visit to Bronze Age Turkmenistan LAKAI - The Bad Beys of Central Asia The Architecture of Nuristan, Afghanistan Anahita Gallery Inc. 312 Sandoval Santa Fe, NM 87051 This site developed by WebWind Productions home page doors, iron, furnishings client services and shipping ... contact us

3. East Asian Studies @ Durham University Centre for Research in East asian archeology (CREAA). CREAA serves as a focus for interdepartmental and inter http://www.dur.ac.uk/EastAsianStudies/society.htm

Home Courses Opportunities Resources ... Contact Society Centre for Research in East Asian Archeology (CREAA) CREAA serves as a focus for inter-departmental and inter-disciplinary research within Durham and as an agent for archaeological fieldwork abroad. euroEAAN (East Asian Archaeology Network in Europe) CREAA serves as the home of euroEAAN, which draws together scholars from all over Europe into conference and publication activities. euroEAAN is a branch of the Society for East Asian Archaeology Durham East Asian Series Monograph series offering a wide cross-section of interdisciplinary research. Published by Curzon Press, London. Anglo-Japanese Society This student-run organisation has a full programme of social and cultural activities aimed at introducing Western students to aspects of Japanese society, and particularly seeks to assist integration between members of Durham University and Japanese students of Teikyo University in Durham. Oriental Society This student-run organisation has a full programme of social and cultural events relating to China, Korea and Japan. It holds a Lunar New Year banquet. Among its past activities have been the showing of East Asian films, tai qi chuan classes, and talks by distinguished visiting speakers.

4. Links To Other Sites asian archeology Information Plaza More Asian archeological resources on the Net (in English or Japanese). http://www.cruzio.com/~cscp/links.htm

Links to Other Interesting Sites T o further explore the prehistory of China or paleoanthropology and archeology in general, visit the Web sites listed below: Links to News On-line The Search for Asian Ancestors New Advances in Chinese Paleontology Links Chinese ... Links Evolutionary Recent On-line News Reports and Articles The Search for Asian Ancestors General How Man Began - Time magazine cover story on recent develops in the study of Asian paleoanthropology with an emphasis on re-dating of Homo erectus remains from Java. Out of Food? Hominids, and cannibalistic ones at that, may have reached Europe almost a million years ago - Scientific American article discussing recent archaic human finds from Atapuerca Cave in Spain, coupled with a review of other new studies including research in Asia. Yunxian Homo erectus Skulls from China Support New Hypothesis - 1992 news report on discovery of two specimens of Homo erectus from Yunxian, Hubei. Two New Homo erectus from China - Exerpt from New York Times report on the Yunxian crania. Longgupo Fossil Remains Go East, Young Human

5. East Asian Studies Links The Society for East asian archeology; Tibetan Government in the Exile'sOfficial Web Site An official site of the Tibetan Government in Exile. http://www.library.utoronto.ca/east/cjk.htm

University of Toronto Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library East Asian Studies Asia in General Asia On-line Asiawind A wide variety of good information on a tremendous range of East Asia-related subjects. Asian Studies - Pacific University Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library A fabulous selection of links to all areas of Asian Studies. Ask Asia An on-line resource from the Asia Society. BBC World Service: East Asia Today The latest breaking news from Asia, from this authoritative news source which provides an alternative to America-centric audience. CNN.com-East Asia This site has all the breaking news, context and analysis of east asia issues. Asian Studies Asia Bulletin, Harvard University Asia Center Asia Research Centre on Social, Political and Economic Change in Asia Located at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. Asian Libraries: The Library and Information Management Journal For Asia and the Pacific Asian Studies Association of Australia, Inc. Asiatica Association British Columbia Asian Review An annual journal from the University of British Columbia. Center For Asian legal Stdies, the University of British Columbia

6. BU Alumni Web :: International Alumni Programs , International Center for East asian archeology and Cultural History (ICEAACH).•, Pardee Center for the Study of the LongerRange Future. •, WBUR. http://www.bu.edu/alumni/intl/interests/

:: International Interests :: Learn about some of the University's international and cultural initiatives. Or if you are still hungry for knowledge, take some free tutorials online! African Presidential Archives and Research Center (APARC) BU Experience BU Global Center for English Language and Orientation Programs (CELOP) ... WBUR March 28, 2003 Alumni Web Boston University Contact Us

7. Asian Archeological Resources A virtual online library containing all the resources you will ever need to studyasian archeology. Literary Guild. asian archeology. Asian Archeological Sites. http://www.student-manual.com/study/subjects/archeology/Asia.htm

Free Photo Gallery Free Classifieds Contact Us Research the greatest Asian Archeological Sites. home entertainment study methods study tools ... pass us a note Archeology Books Amazon.com Barnes and Nobles Textbooksatcost Textbook Source ... Literary Guild Asian Archeology Asian Archeological Sites Ancient Korean History Avenir des Peuples des Forêts Tropicales Ban Wang Hi : la fin des temps préhistoriques en Thaïlande du Nord Beads collection ... Discover India (Archaelogy in India) Early history of Japan (Gopher) Irian Jaya : deux millénaires de production céramique (in french) (Le) Kalimanthrope Kamal's Archaeology Page - Malaysian Origins of Angkor Archaeological Project Patani : l'émergence d'un sultanat malais en Thaïlande du sud Peter Brown's australian and asian palaeoanthropology Prehistory in Thailand Space Radar Images of Earth Angkor, Cambodia

8. Bibliographie Annuelle 1995/ Annual Bibliographie 1995 -> References Translate this page In PARPOLA A. and KOSKIKALLIO P.(eds), South asian archeology 1993, vol. I 137-146. InPARPOLAA. and KOSKIKALLIO P. (eds), South asian archeology 1993 vol. http://frantiq.mom.fr/PALEO/PALEO-RECHERCHE/06BIBLIO_ANNUELLE/biblio_paleo_1995/

CARMI I., DEGAL D.,GORING-MORRIS A. N. and GOPHER A. 1994 Dating the prehistoric site Nahal Issaron in the SouthernNegev. Radiocarbon 36, 3: 391-398. CARTWRIGHT, C. 1994 The ArchaeobotanicalRemains from the 1993 Season. Palestine Exploration Quarterly 126: 66-67. CASANOVA M. 1994 Lapis lazuli beads inSusa and Central Asia: a preliminary study. In: PARPOLA A. and KOSKIKALLIO P.(eds), South Asian Archeology 1993, vol. I: 137-146. Helsinki: SuomalainenTiedekeakatemia. CAUBET A. et POPLINF. 1995 CAUVIN J. 1993 CAUVIN J. 1993 CAUVIN J. 1993 CAUVIN J. 1994 EL Kowm. AmericanJournal of Archaeology 98: 109-111. CAUVIN M.-Cl. 1994 CAUVIN M.-Cl. 1994 CAUVIN M.-Cl. 1995 CAUVIN M.-Cl. 1995 CHANDLER G. M. 1994 Petrographic analysisof some Early Harappan ceramics from the Bugti region, Baluchistan. In: PARPOLAA. and KOSKIKALLIO P. (eds), South Asian Archeology 1993: vol. I: 147-156.Helsinki: Suomalainen Tiedekeakatemia. CHAOLONG X. 1994 Cultural changes inSindh prior to the Mature Harappan Period? A Clue drawn from a comparativestudy of the pottery. In: KENOYER J. M. (ed.) From Sumer to Meluhha:Contributions to the Archeology of South and West Asia in Memory of George F.Dales, Jr. vol. III: 59-70. Madison, Wisconsin: Prehistory Press ArcheologicalReports.

9. Bibliographie Annuelle 1995/ Annual Bibliographie 1995 -> References In PARPOLA A. and KOSKIKALLIO R (eds), South asian archeology 1993 vol. InPARPOLA A. and KOSKIKALLIO R (eds), South asian archeology 1993, vol. http://frantiq.mom.fr/PALEO/PALEO-RECHERCHE/06BIBLIO_ANNUELLE/biblio_paleo_1995/

X 1995 Homo sapiens sapiens: ce que disent les fossiles. La Recherche VANDIVER R B. 1995 The Production Technology of Early Pottery at Mehrgarh. In: JARRIGE C. et al. (eds), Mehrgarh, Field Reports 1974- 1985 from Neolithic Times to the Indus Civilization. The reports of eleven seasons of excavations in Kachi District, Balochistan, by the French archaeological mission to Patistan: Karachi: Department of Culture and Tourism, Government of Sindh, Pakistan, in collaboration with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. VANDIVER R B., FENN M. and HOLLAND T. A. 1992 A third millennium B. C. glazed quartz bead from Telles- Sweyhat, Syria In: VANDIVER R M., DRUZIK J. R., WHEELER G. S. and FREESTONE I. C. (eds), Material Issues in Art and Archaeology: 519- 528. Pittsburgh: Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings 267. VANDIVER P. B., YENER A. K. and MAY L. 1992 Third millennium B. C. Tin processing Debris from Goltepe (Anatolia). In: VANDIVER R M., DRUZIK J. R., WHEELER G. S., FREESTONE, I. C. (eds), Material Issues in Art and Archaeology: 545- 570. Pittsburgh: Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings 267.

10. Ceramics For more information on East Asian Archaeology, contact the Society for Eastasian archeology. SEAA maintains a newsletter and an Internet listserver. http://employees.oxy.edu/mpitelka/ceramics.html

JAPANESE CERAMICS LINKS: Anagama , Shiho Kanzaki's anagama (tunnel kiln) and personal version of the history of the anagama in Japan. Bizen Medianet Shopping Center , Images, historical information, and ordering info. A very bad English translation. Clay Arts House , information on individual Japanese potters, on 3 regional styles (Imari, Arita, and Onta), links, and more. Dai Ichi arts , contemporary ceramics by Japanese and American artists. E-Yakimono , Robert Yellin's website of ceramics information Guinomi , Profiles of artists, good images, intros to different ceramic styles. Haniwa , from the L.A. County Museum Iga , A short intro to Iga ceramics, a well known wood-fired Japanese ware. Japan Window Ceramics Page , Provides an excellent introduction to 20 ceramic styles in Japan. JapanesePottery.com , Robert Yellin's online store selling ceramics and art catalogues. Kiyomizu Pottery , Sections on history and "making" with near unintelligible English but good images. Nabeshima Ware , from the L.A. County Museum. Neolithic Japanese Ceramics , from the L.A. County Museum.

11. Easlinks For many other journals, including many Brill journals such as T'oung Pao, Nan nü,and the Journal of East asian archeology, search for the journals name, and http://libweb2.princeton.edu/gest/ealcontent.htm

General East Asian Overview Pages Books and Bookstores Buddhism Directories and Organizations Dissertations ... East Asian Studies Bibliographic Instruction Clearing House Books and Bookstores Overview Pages Buddhism Directories and Organizations Dissertations ... Specialized Topics We take no responsibility for the following stores, but these may be useful to you. Abe Book Exchange Alibris Asian Rare Books Bibliofind ... BOL (Europe, Asia) Bouvier-Gonski (Germany) Fnac (France) Han Shan Tang (British Asian) Internet Italia (French Asian Bookstore) Paragon (USA Asian Art) Buddhism Overview Pages Books and Bookstores Directories and Organizations Dissertations ... Wittern's Page of Chinese Buddhist texts Directories and Organizations Overview Pages Books and Bookstores Buddhism Dissertations ... Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (University of Copenhagen) Dissertations Overview Pages Books and Bookstores Buddhism Directories and Organizations ... Dissertation Abstracts International (lists dissertations 1861 ) E-journals Overview Pages Books and Bookstores Buddhism Directories and Organizations ... Specialized Topics See JSTOR for back issues for the China Journal/ Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies Journal of Asian Studies/ Far Eastern Quarterly , and Monumenta Nipponica.

12. Member Institutions The International Center for East asian archeology and Cultural History at BostonUniversity works with East Asian scholars throughout the world and http://www.mongoliacenter.org/members.htm

Member Institutions and Patrons This page contains information and links to Inner Asian programs, research efforts and faculty at the Institutional Members of the American Center for Mongolian Studies. The ACMS welcomes all institutions with an interest in Inner Asia to join the ACMS and support our efforts to build an active, multi-disciplinary research presence in Inner Asia. Individual and Corporate Patrons are also listed. Institutional Members Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia The Academy of Natural Sciences created the Institute for Mongolian Biodiversity and Ecological Studies led by Dr. Clyde Goulden to stimulate and help coordinate biodiversity and ecological research in Mongolia. Its ultimate goal is to develop an understanding of this land's unique ecology while encouraging ecological tourism as part of Mongolia's economic development plan. The primary work of the Institute is in the Lake Hovsgol region of northern Mongolia. Austin College Austin College is a selective liberal-arts college with 1200 students in Sherman, Texas, one hour north of Dallas. Austin College serves as the US base for the ACMS, and has an active Asian Studies Program with numerous interactions with Mongolia. In summer 2001, five Austin College students spent over two months in Mongolia and neighboring countries researching Mongolia’s foreign relations through a

13. GSAS Research Workshops East asian archeology Seminar (Professors Yun Kuen Lee and Michael Puett); ForumKulturpoetic/The Cultural Poetics Network (Professors Professor Kristin http://www.gsas.harvard.edu/academic/workshops.html

Admissions forms important dates contact us ... Alumni GSAS Research Workshops Academic Calendar Student Affairs Office Petitions, Applications, and Withdrawal Notices Ad Hoc Degrees ... Professional Development GSAS Research Workshops Commencement Home Academic Information > GSAS Research Workshops GSAS Research Workshops The GSAS Research Workshops are one of the most successful initiatives in the graduate programs, with strong interest and support both from students and faculty. The program is intended to encourage the establishment of ongoing collegial settings for graduate students who are learning to conceive and write scholarly articles, thesis prospectuses, and dissertations. Workshops also offer faculty members an opportunity to share drafts of their own scholarly work in progress. Participants may invite occasional presentations from visiting scholars whose work is of special interest. While faculty submit the formal workshop application, graduate students are encouraged to generate interest and ideas for the workshops. Related Information Application Guidelines and Cover Sheet (PDF 10K) Grants of up to $6,000 per year (as of 2002-03) are available for projects in the humanities and social sciences. Funds may be used to cover travel expenses for a guest scholar, photocopying materials, refreshments for meetings, and a modest salary for a student workshop coordinator.

14. Links Earthwatch Institute. International Center for East asian archeology.Massachusetts Archaeology Society. Massachusetts Historical Commission. http://www.neara.org/links.htm

Links Updated February 6, 2003 Index: Ancient Writing in the New World Archaeoastronomy Archaeology Websites Catalogs ... New England Historical Archeology Ceremonial Architecture in New England Megaliths, Caves and Other Interesting Stuff! A site with examples of interesting stone features from Litchfield County Connecticut, some lovely photos and interesting history. Seven Towers Site - Local Legend talks of seven "towers" in the woods in Vermont. The author locates several of them. Concord Lithics - Amateur Archeology in Concord Massachusetts, includes arrowheads, ogam, and a tour of sacred sites in and around Concord Massachusetts. New England Megaliths - A Field Journal of megalithic sites, excursions, and adventures in Massachusetts. The Kawartha Webolith - A series of interrelated megalithic sites along waterways in Ontario, Canada. Mid-Atlantic Geomancy - Includes photos of stone chambers in New England. Celtic Moon - Creative Arts, Celtic Mythology, Mysterious New England. Megalithic Sites - Including sites in New York, New Jersey and North Carolina.

15. East Asia Resources Resources in Religion Asian Studies Links. General Information ElectronicBibliographies for Chinese Studies; asian archeology Network; http://www.carthage.edu/~lochtefe/easource.html

16. Bsource BuddhaNet Buddhist Information Network and BuddhaZine Buddhist Online Magazine;Buddhism, an Introduction; asian archeology Network. Back to Index. http://www.carthage.edu/~lochtefe/bsource.html

Resources General Information South/Southeast Asia East Asia Tibet ... Libraries and Foundations Image: Reclining Buddha, Pollunaruwa (Sri Lanka) GENERAL INFORMATION (See also "General Resources in Religion" ) Buddhist Studies WWW VL Dharma Ring Websites on Buddhism Journal of Buddhist Ethics ... Back to Index SOUTH/SOUTHEAST ASIA BuddhaSasana by Binh Anson Buddhist Resources Links Pitaka Sutta Pitaka Majjhima Nikaya ... Back to Index EAST ASIA Resources for the Study of East Asian Language and Thought Web Dictionary of Buddhist Terms, by Charles Muller Links to Other Sites for Chinese Studies Sakyadhita International (Buddhist Women) Shingon Buddhist Institute 13 Buddhas of the Shingon School Shingon Buddhist Mandalas (Incredible!) Introduction to the Mandara Worlds Japanese Esoteric Buddhism Zen Buddhism WWW Virtual Library Initiatives for Access: Treasures - Diamond Sutra ... All About Hieizan (Mt. Hiei Monastery) Kukai's Shikoku Pilgrimage Route See also my Web Resources for East Asia Back to Index TIBET Tibetan Studies WWW VL Tibet Information Network (TIN) Map of Tibet Eclecto Grosso Tibetan Buddhism ... Tara1.HTM

17. IMUG Events 2000 Imug Events (Presentation) February 17, 2000, Andrea Vine (Sun Microsystems, Inc.) HTML has character Category Computers Software Programming Languages CGI...... of the University of Hawaii, Jim Turley began his Silicon Valley life at IBM asan Operating Systems Programmer with a secret specialty in asian archeology. http://www.imug.org/pastevents00.html

IMUG Events 2000 Best Practices for Multilingual Website Development Internationalization: Report From the Front Line Mobile Access Japan-Style: Japan as a Role Model for Wireless Internet Access Multilingual Text Input ... E-Commerce and Online Payment Putting the Worldwide Back Into WWW: Best Practices for Multilingual Website Development November 16, 2000 Oracle is faced with managing large-scale software development of internationalized and localizable internet-enabled products and websites and delivering them into more than 30 languages, while using their own technology and working towards a goal of saving 2 billion dollars in this fiscal year. In this pragmatic talk, Ultan looks at some of the best practices to follow for scaleable, cost effective multilingual website and application service provider deployment and maintenance, as well as areas such as choosing a localization vendor for outsourcing, cutting through the dot com globalization hype, and circumnavigating internal political obstacles. Examples from Oracle Corporation will be used to illustrate. Internationalization: Report From the Front Line Glen Perkins (Macromedia, Inc.)

18. Catalog Euro history and 'new' religions; Aziatische geschiedenis; asian archeologyInformation Plaza; Reisverslag TransAzie; Asia Weather; Trans http://www.omela.odessa.ua/webugol/wu/catasia2.html

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19. Links The Japan Foundation www.jpf.go.jp. Society for East asian archeology(SEAA) www.dur.ac.uk/SEAA. 2. Institutions by country Australia. http://www.eajs.org/links.html

Links to Institutions and Organisations in the Field of Japanese Studies International Organisations 2. Institutions by country: Australia Austria Belgium Czech Republik ... Other links International Organisations: Association for Asian Studies (AAS): www.aasianst.org Association of Japanese Business Studies (AJBS): www.ajbs.org European Association for Japan Resource Specialists akira.arts.kuleuven.ac.be/EAJRS/index.html Gesellschaft für Natur- und Völkerkunde Ostasiens (OAG), Tokyo: www2.gol.com/users/oagtokyo International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS): iias.leidenuniv.nl The Japan Foundation: www.jpf.go.jp Society for East Asian Archeology (SEAA): www.dur.ac.uk/SEAA 2. Institutions by country: Australia Japanese Studies Association of Australia: www.arts.unimelb.edu.au/Dept/J_and_C/jsaa.html Austria Austrian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Asian Studies www.oeaw.ac.at/ias University of Vienna / Japanese Studies: www.univie.ac.at/Japanologie Belgium Katholic University Leuven, Japanese Studies akira.arts.kuleuven.ac.be/ Czech Republik Academy of Sciences, Oriental Institute

20. News For 12/20/2000 These exciting new works are part of the Golden Age of asian archeologythat has taken place just in last 25 years, according to Dr. Wilkinson. http://home.okstate.edu/WebHome2.nsf/0/1954602663886762862569B5006BE5D3

for OSU Art Prof Brings Ancient Asian Art to Her Classroom Through Modern On-Line Technology and the WEB Dr. Nancy Wilkinson knows a great deal about Asian, Japanese, and Chinese art. She received her Masters Degree from the UC Berkeley and her Ph.D. from UCLA, and she's been a member of the Art Department faculty at OSU for a long time. That's why Dr. Wilkinson knew she needed to adopt some special new tools to bring recently discovered works of art to her students, art works that aren't contained in the class text because they are such recent finds. These exciting new works are part of the "Golden Age" of Asian archeology that has taken place just in last 25 years, according to Dr. Wilkinson. Dr. Wilkinson contacted Bill Elliot, a member of the CIS Faculty Support Center, to help her put materials for her ART4663 (History of Chinese Art) curriculum online. Prior to this project she had no formal knowledge of web page design or publishing, and knew very little about the OSU data network or how it might help her students share ideas in the classroom. Dr. Wilkinson now has a class website for this course, she is using the data network to promote collaboration and exchange of ideas among her students, and she has ambitious plans for future projects. So that students aren't required to do extensive research on each of these newer works of art, Dr. Wilkinson assigned a research paper covering one of the works of art to each student. Bill showed Dr. Wilkinson how she could share a folder on the students' group drive so that students could deposit their papers there and review and comment on each other's work. Dr. Wilkinson also uses this method to allow students to grade each other's work. Dr. Wilkinson plans to put these papers on the class website.

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