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Say what you want! PRAVDA.Ru will hear you! Sep, 18 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Former USSR Top Stories ... About Pravda.RU:Top Stories:More in detail The tragedy of four civilizations Any civilization will be ruined if it does not think of its own immortality We are used to treating myths and legends as things that do not actually exist. However, if we take a closer look at the cultural inheritance of a people, we notice remarkable things. For example, some cultures that live absolutely separately from each other have legends that describe one and the same thing or event. Such legends surely have certain differences, but they are basically the same. Scientist Vladimir Shemchuk has studied the curious peculiarities of folklore and compared them to certain facts from the history of our planet. Shemchuk got the following picture of life on planet Earth over thousands of years. The Bible contains a legend that there used to be a Golden Age on the planet. Then, it was replaced by the Silver Age, then there was the Bronze Age, and it was all over with the Iron Age. The legends of American Indians and of the African and Australian tribes say that planet Earth was first inhabited by demigods: the Assures (Titans). Then, there were the Atlants. The Atlants were smaller than the Titans; they soon died, and they were replaced by the civilization of giants. We are used to judging ancient civilizations as badly developed and primitive. Yet, some findings in mines prove that the people of ancient civilizations could mine coal. They even had electricity and manufactured plastic items. All ancient written sources of information mention giants. Most likely, those abundant written legends about giants give certain reasons to believe that giants actually lived on our planet thousands of years ago. This theory explains why ancient constructions and buildings were so huge. It was not simply because of the wish to show their power. They were needed for giant people.

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UCLA Center for East Asian Studies Curriculum Resources General Asia Gandhi and Mao: A Comparison of Two 20th-Century Leaders Compares and contrasts the two men in terms of their ends and their means. grades 9-12. 70p. $12.00 [NCHS]/ [SSSS] Asia: 1600-1800 The response of Asiatic societies to the "Jesuit missions" of the Dutch during the 16th century was to turn inward, causing modernization and technological advances to cease in Japan and China. A separate section focuses on India, where the British were able to exploit the weakness of the Mongol empire to play off one Indian segment against another. $69.00 [SSSS] Great Thinkers of the Eastern World: The Major Thinkers and the Philosophical and Religious Classics of China, India, Japan, Korea and the World of Islam This companion volume to Great Thinkers of the Western World presents 125 concise entries on the key thinkers (Lao Tzu, Mao Tse-tung, Buddha, Tagore, Averroes) and classic works (I Ching, Bhagavad Gita) of the East. $45.00 [SSSS] Buddhism This overview of Buddhism explains its growth over the centuries and its spread throughout Asia, the evolution of its three major schools of thought, the essence of its philosophy and and moral precepts, and modern-day Buddhist beliefs and practices. Hardback $19.95

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64. Áßµ¿°æÁ¦¿¬±¸¼Ò ¾È³» About Korea Institute Of The Mideast Econo Thereafter korea has not only expanding its business to the Middle East In historicalaspect, the Middle East is the origin of ancient civilization of the Nile http://hopia.net/kime/gud/frk_gud_e3.htm

Seek after Truth, Based on Facts [Yemeni President Ali Abdulla Saleh and Dr. Hong in front of President's Painting K IME is a private institute attached to RIES established to study the comprehensive area studies on August 15, 1993. KIME performs the academic studies of the Middle East and the interdisciplinary studies with KYC,Korea Yemen Center. This page was edited to collect and exchange the academic materials concerned. Background Historically the Korean's first economic relations with Muslim goes back to the 8th century. However the official relationship between Korea and the Middle East countries started in 1957 when Korea had entered into diplomatic relations with Turkey. In modern context the full-scale Korea's advance to the Middle East was made in the early of 1970's after the 1st oil crisis of 1993. Thereafter Korea has not only expanding its business to the Middle East countries including the advance of manpower and construction but broadening its political, economical, social and cultural exchanges with them. The Middle East has variety of races, languages, religions and geographies, as it consists of more than 20 countries which is connected through the three continents of Asia, Africa and Europe. In historical aspect, the Middle East is the origin of ancient civilization of the Nile and Euphrates and Tigris culture. They succeeded in the influence of Byzantine, Persia and Othman Empire in this region. Geographically the Middle East locates at the vast region through West Asia to North Africa and ethnologically it consists of various races such as the Arabs, Turks, Iranians, Jews and other minorities. What is more, the Middle East coexists with Christianity, Islam and Judaism as the cradle of religion. Therefore the Middle East has to be studied more widely than any other countries in the world.

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Dani Interview: Full Text T hese interview excerpts have been formatted for easy printing. Ahmad Hassan Dani was interviewed at his Islamabad, Pakistan residence by Site Producer Omar Khan on January 6, 1998. Contents A Dravidian Language? Aryans? Cultural Connections Connections to Hinduism? ... Evolution of the Writing 1. A Dravidian Language? Q: What do you think about the theory today that the Indus language was a Dravidian language and that there is a connection between the Indus culture and today's South Indian culture? T his is generally believed by those who are now working, particularly my friends like Asko Parpola, Professor Mahadevan, and the Russians Professors who have worked on this subject. They have all been working on the assumption that the language of the Indus people was Dravidian, that the people who build the Indus Civilization are Dravidian. But unfortunately I, as well as my friend Prof. B.B. Lal in India, have not been able to agree with this. T oday the Dravidians are living in South India and we always say if they were the builders of the Indus Civilization and if they migrated from here because of some reason or the other, then something of that civilization they should carry into the south except just the language. But so far we have not been able to find any trace of the Indus Civilization in the whole of South India. It is there is Gujarat, it is there in Malabar, but not in the area where Dravidian is spoken today. Not a single evidence has been found. R ecently when Asko Parpola came about three months ago to Pakistan, he said no Professor, what about Gujarat? Certainly in Gujarat we have got the Indus Civilization, right about to the mouth of the Narmada, right up to the mouth of the Tanti we have got this civilization. There is one more place on the Narmada we have got the Indus civilization, but not south of it. He said that this shows that people have been there. I said even then I will not agree.

67. A History Of Science In Korea of world civilization, let alone of East Asian civilization. Scholars 4. AstronomicalCharts 5. ancient Observatories in korea 6. Sundials 7 http://hanbooks.com/hisofscienin1.html

Korean Studies Series 11 by Sang-un Cheon size: A5, 396pages. publisher: Jimoondang, 1998. About this book The Korean created his own characteristic pattern by melting together the contents of East Asian science, technology, idea and philosophy in his own crucible. So the Korean, who has been active in a small peninsula attached to the north-east of the huge Chinese continent, gave significant influence to Chinese science and technology with his own creative model. During the Sejong era of the fifteenth century, in particular, Korean science and technology had reached its climax, thus its accomplishments could reveal themselves clearly in the history of world civilization, let alone of East Asian civilization. This book contains the great part of my endeavor to realize those cumulative achievements, though I believe there still remain so many related fields that are not dealt in this edition but deserve a thorough investigation. Contents I. Astronomy 1. Characteristics of Astronomy in Korea 2. Astronomical Concepts of the Universe

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Become a columnist. Or write an article Or head back to the homepage. Columns Fiona Brewer Laura Mackey Simon McGarr Fergal Crehan ... Anita Kiely The Shoe on the Other Foot If the United States and Iraq traded places, we would already be at war. I think I could speak for all Americans when I say that we would object, perhaps even with violence, if another nation like Iraq or even North Korea insisted that we allowed United Nations inspectors into our innermost weapons manufacturing processes. Worse, Americans would consider it an outright act of war if United Nations inspectors started nosing around OUR military facilities, especially inspectors from nations we consider hostile. In fact, if you get right down to it, whoÕs calling the kettle black? The United States is furious that Iraq may have a nuclear /biological /chemical weapons program, when the truth is that the United States has the largest by far of any nuclear /chemical weapons program and capability, and there is a strong possibility that we have a secret biological weapons program, as well. Iraq is under the leadership of a very intelligent dictator who not only survived a global effort to overthrow him by military force, but is a world-class player in the political scheming arena and if you ask me, heÕll survive this latest chest beating by the United States. In that regard, Saddam Hussein cannot be bested or removed from power, and he wins the chess match of global politics and the intrigue within his own fold.

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This place is designed to provide students and others interested in the fields of archaeology, anthropology, and ancient civilizations a one stop resource for homework help or other projects. You will find numerous resources and hundreds of links (now over three thousand) divided by topic. Each site has been reviewed, and checked for links inappropriate for youngsters. While I try to keep things up to date, you may run into dead or changed links. If so, please notify me and I will remove them as soon as possible. If you have a website which you would like to see here, please send me the information and I will review it for possible inclusion. I do not accept websites dealing with "alternative theory," "space alien archaeology," "creationism," "intelligent design," "mysticism/mystic origins," or any other material outside of mainstream science and history. Thank You Archaeology Anthropology Ancient Civilizations - Or scroll down the page for topic headings. Do you need money for school?

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Ancient World History The wonderful graphic above was created by Mr. Mehdi Mansouri. How to do Research using the Navigation Aids: 1. By clicking on the Hotlinks, you will be taken directly to the exact location where the Topic is located on the page. 2. When you click on a site located under a topic, another browser window will open automatically for you on top of this page. With your mouse, pull that window down below the Topic you are researching. Every time you now click on a site, the material will appear in this window. This will allow you to quickly and easily read the material and go through each site listed without losing this page. Remember to cite the "web sites and their authors" given below as your information "sources" in your paper or presentation for citation/bibliographic purposes. Hotlinks: Table of Contents: Alexander the Great - Macedonian Ancient Architecture Ancient China Ancient Egypt ... Women PreHistory PreHistory Ancient China Ancient China Ancient Egypt Ancient Egypt Ancient Rome Ancient Rome Ancient Greece Ancient Greece Ancient History Search Engines Search Argos Abzu: Guide to Resources for Study Perseus Encyclopedia: Table of Contents Texts in Perseus for Browsing: English ... Searchable Resources for Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology (Univ.of Mich)

74. Another Ancient Civilization Found Another ancient civilization found. Oasis evidence shows trade, farms,cities. May 3, 2001. BY FAYE FLAM KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS. PHILADELPHIA http://www.freep.com/news/nw/lost3_20010503.htm

Home News Sports Entertainment ... Rochelle Riley SECTIONS Today's stories Metro Wayne Oakland ... Place an ad Another ancient civilization found Oasis evidence shows trade, farms, cities May 3, 2001 BY FAYE FLAM KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS PHILADELPHIA A major early civilization rivaling in sophistication the ones that emerged in the Indus Valley and Mesopotamia, the famed cradle of civilization apparently thrived in central Asia between 2200 BC and 1800 BC. These people, who lived in desert oases in what is now Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, used irrigation to grow wheat and barley, forged distinctive metal axes, carved alabaster and marble into intricate sculptures, and painted pottery with elaborate designs, many with stylized versions of local animals, according to discoveries that have emerged during the past decade or so. "Who would have thought that now, at the beginning of the third millennium AD, we'd be discovering a new ancient civilization," said Fred Hiebert, an archaeologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum in Philadelphia. He has excavated in the region nearly every year since 1988, shortly before the Soviet Union fell. Some researchers consider writing to be a criterion for any true civilization, and now Hiebert said he thinks he may have evidence for meeting that, too a tiny stamp seal carrying four letter-like symbols in an unidentified language. He has dated it to 2300 BC.

75. Nevada State College 3 credits Survey of modern East Asia (China, Japan, korea) since the 371 ancient CIVILIZATIONI (3+0) 3 credits Political, economic, cultural and technological http://www.nsc.nevada.edu/prostudents/programs/history/catalog/

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76. Asia TIMELINE South Asia Chapter 40 Eruption in East Asia Chapter 41 Epilogue Problems of WorldCivilization Chapter 43 Terraced Rice Paddies korea. ancient Mesopotamia. http://www.wwnorton.com/college/history/ralph/referenc/asia.htm

Asia Chapters on Asia Asian Multimedia Asian History Timeline Chapters on Asia Mesopotamian Civilization Chapter 2 Hebrew and Greek Civilization Chapter 4 Ancient Indian Civilization Chapter 5 Ancient Chinese Civilization Chapter 6 The Hellenistic Civilization Chapter 8 Roman Civilization Chapter 9 Africa and Asia in Transition Chapter 11 Rome's Three Heirs The Byzantine, Islamic and Early-Medieval Western Worlds: Chapter 12 Centuries of Turmoil and Grandeur in Asia Chapter 16 India, East Asia, and Africa during the Early-Modern Era Chapter 21 International Industrialization and Imperialism Chapter 30 A Delicate Equilibrium Chapter 32 China, Japan, and Africa under the Impact of the West: Chapter 33 The First World War : Chapter 34 The Second World War : Chapter 36 The Postwar Years: Rivalry and Recovery : Chapter 37 Fragmentation and Change: The End of Postwar Certainties in Europe : Chapter 38 The Middle East and Africa Chapter 39 Independence In South Asia Chapter 40 Eruption in East Asia Chapter 41 Epilogue: Problems of World Civilization Chapter 43 Asian Multimedia Primary Sources and Essays Photos and Illustrations Maps and Charts Primary Sources and Essays The Code of Hammurabi.

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CURRENT AFFAIRS Inside China Japan Today Korea Updates Taiwan Issues ... AFAR Journal ISSUES BY TOPIC Environment Human Rights Military Issues U.S. Asian Policy ... East Asia Five Thousand Years of Chinese Civilization: The Negative Correlation between the Culture of Cultivation and the Development of High Furniture Si Ma Yang January 08, 2003 Related Articles The most spectacular Leonid meteor shower of the 21st century North Korea, China may be in cahoots Chinese Communist Party officials embezzle 21.2 billion Yuan RMB over 5 years Painting: A Replica of the Yongle Palace Mural "Jade Lady" ... Hong Kong should defend freedom When you sit on a comfortable chair today of any of various designs, or lie down on a modern bed, does it ever occur to you that the ancient people used to sit and sleep on the floor? As early as pre-historic times, the ancient people in China had already created the first piece of furniture for people to sit on the floor - sitting mats. Various prototypes of wooden furniture were designed around the sitting mat, such as short-legged wooden desks for the lap, chopping boards with legs, and short tables. These were the prototypes of the collection of furniture from ancient China that were low in height. During the Period of the Warring States, the floor bed, the ancestor of all Chinese beds, was designed. This design of these floor beds led to all types of floor beds in the subsequent dynasties.

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