61. Untitled Institute of Lithuanian history, Department of archaeology, Kraziu 5, LT2001 Dessaär Environmental and cultural history in the baltic region som leds av http://www2.hgo.se/forsk.nsf/9517229359c2fd67c12565ef0049b590/11d8864967fe5459c1

Institute of Lithuanian history, Department of Archaeology, Kraziu 5, LT-2001 Vilnius, Lithauen Office: Tel.: + 370 2 61 49 35, Fax: + 370 2 61 56 30 Epost: rkeolog från Vilnius, Litauen, född 1963. Avslutade sin akademiska grundutbildning 1990 vid Vilnius universitet med diplomarbetet "Crafts in Mediaeval Lithuania. Bone and Antler Works in the Kernave Hillfort, 13th - 14th century". Samma år erhöll han en forskarbefattning vid Institutet för Litauens historia, avdelningen för arkeologi. Jarockis har en påtagligt internationell inriktning med bla fältarbeten i Tyskland och inom Birkaprojektet i Sverige bakom sig. U nder 1994-95 bedrev han studier av svensk protourbana forskning vid Stockholms universitet, möjliggjorda genom stipendium från Svenska institutet. Han har även, på uppdrag av Statens historiska museum, arbetat med utgivningen av Birger Nermans baltiska undersökningsmaterial. J arockis vetenskapliga intresse knyter sig främst till boplatsarkeologi och den protourbana utvecklingen inom Litauens gränser. Hans forskning i nuläget rör utvecklingen av protourbana och tidiga centra i östra Balticum under perioden 800-1300. Inom ramen för "Kulturkrock och kompromiss?" så är hans forsknings område avgränsat till urbaniseringsprocesser och regionala förändringar i Semgallen 1100-1400. H an medverkar även i två andra projekt, förutom "Kulturkrock eller kompromiss?". Dessa är "Environmental and cultural history in the Baltic region" som leds av professor U. Miller vid Stockholms universitet. Och projektet "The culture of the inhabitants of Lithuania in the 11th - 17th centuries AD" lett av Dr G. Zabiella vid Insitutet för Litauens historia.

62. Barbara Voytek the Forest The Emergence of Neolithic Societies in the baltic region and AdjacentAreas Institute of archaeology Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw http://sscl.berkeley.edu/arf/main/voytek.html

Barbara Voytek Executive Director Center for Slavic Studies Research Interests: Archaeology of Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean In addition to the study of the mesolithic-neolithic transition in the Mediterranean, Dr. Voytek continues to collaborate with the Institute of Archaeology, Prague, and the University of Sheffield within a project that deals with "Archaeological Landscape Reconstruction in Northern Bohemia." Her participation in the research has been funded by grants from the Stahl Endowment and the International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX). In the summer of 1999, Dr. Voytek was engaged in a collaborative effort with the National Museum in Szeged, Hungary. She and a colleague from the University of Genoa, Italy, spent several weeks on the analyses of the lithic assemblage from the neolithic site of Gorsza which will be published as part of the site report. Recent Publications 1998 "Transitioning the Mesolithic," In Harvesting the Sea, Farming the Forest: The Emergence of Neolithic Societies in the Baltic Region and Adjacent Areas . M. Zvelebil, L. Domanska, and R. Dennell, eds. Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press.

63. The Duyfken Replica Project P1 Selected European oak timbers from the baltic region will be assembled using fire shipby the Duyfken Foundation, within the Maritime archaeology Department of http://www.mm.wa.gov.au/Museum/march/duyfken/reproj.htm

The Duyfken Replica Project A preliminary impression of the Duyfken shipyard in front of the Western Australian Maritime Museum by Adriaan de Jong In 1606 the small Dutch ship Duyfken made a voyage of exploration from present-day Indonesia to the shores of the Cape York Peninsula in north-eastern Australia. It is the first voyage to Australia recorded in history and begins the engagement of Australia in World History. Construction of the Duyfken Village shipyard begins A replica of the Duyfken was built by the Duyfken 1606 Replica Foundation jointly with the Maritime Museum of Western Australia in the "Duyfken Village Shipyard" in the grounds of the Maritime Museum in Fremantle. The Duyfken will be a replica of maximum possible authenticity. Traditional materials and shipbuilding techniques will be used. Selected European oak timbers from the Baltic region will be assembled using fire-bending and plank-first technology.

64. Jungsteinzeit Translate this page within the Neolithic Funnel Beaker Culture (TRB) of the baltic region J. Hoika Beiträgezum SAA Symposium 1998 Seattle. http//www.comp-archaeology.org/w2wfrm http://www.jungsteinsite.de/links.htm

jungsteinzeit http://jungsteinsite.de/

65. Dendrochronology, From "Science In Archaeology" of archaeology under the title Science in archaeology A Review imported from Gdanskin the Eastern baltic. 4 over the last 9500 years in a region bounded by http://www.arts.cornell.edu/dendro/ajatext.html

Dendrochronology by Peter Ian Kuniholm This article was one of several companion reports that appeared together in the American Journal of Archaeology under the title "Science in Archaeology: A Review" ( AJA ). These reports were designed to bring Classical archaeologists up to speed on the latest developments in the various disciplines of archaeometry. Abstract Over 6000 years of tree-ring chronologies covering much of the period back to about 7500 B.C. have been developed over the past 20 years for the Aegean, the Balkans, and the Near East. The goal is to have an unbroken chronology from the present to the Neolithic against which archaeologists, art historians, and anthropologists may date finds of wood or charcoal with a theoretically possible precision of one year. Method ] Wood or charcoal samples taken from standing buildings or excavated from archaeological sites can be crossdated with each other and with wood from living trees to extend the tree-ring chronology beyond the date of the oldest ring of the oldest living tree in the region. Dendrochronology is the only archaeometric technique where determination of absolute dates accurate to the year is either theoretically or practically possible. For a thorough treatment of recent progress in dendrochronological and dendroclimatological work world-wide see F. H. Schweingruber, Tree Rings: Basics and Applications of Dendrochronology (Dordrecht and Boston 1988).

66. A Review Of Short Visits In The Virtual Exhibition Of Lithuanian Cultural Herita Lietuviskai. 20th. The Balts and baltic archaeology. Lithuanian Sports. CulturalResistance and its Culture. Samogitia a Unique Ethnographic region of Lithuania. http://daugenis.mch.mii.lt/alka/apzvalga.en.htm

Lietuviskai th The Balts and Baltic Archaeology Lithuanian Sports Jews in Lithuania Russian Culture in Lithuania Lithuanian Tatars Lithuanian Karaite Cultural Resistance and its Culture Samogitia- a Unique Ethnographic Region of ... Lithuania Lithuanian Ethnic Culture Folk Art: L. Sepka Lithuanian Textiles Patterns The Samogitian Parks and Museums Vilnius - the Historical Capital of Lithuania, 15th-20th Centuries Cultural Heritage and Current Treasures in the Most Beautiful Parts of Lithuania The Architecture of the University of Vilnius Religion and Rebirth The Chronicle of the Lithuanian Catholic Church Church and State Atheist Genocide The Holocaust and Catholics Worship and Art Church Art and Architecture Russian Old Believers in Lithuania: Their History and Culture Folk Art: L. Ðepka The First Lithuanian Book and Its 450th Anniversary M. K. Ciurlionis "Look About From High Towers" Art Deco in Lithuania Vilnius in Old Photographs Religious Folk Art Ethno- cosmology: Lithuania and the World Important Dates in the History of Mankind - the countries of Eastern Europe become free - television is invented - the October Revolution in Russia th Cultural Resistance and its Culture Russian Culture in Lithuania Jews in Lithuania Lithuanian Tatars Lithuanian Karaite Folk Art: V. Svirskis

67. Summaries In English the cultural development of the baltic region in general, and the south baltic inparticular comparatively large resources for environmental archaeology. http://internetserver.kalmarlansmuseum.se/arkeologi/summaries_in_english.htm

Summary in English By Gert Magnusson Ph D Construction of the new E22 highway between Hossmo and Söderåkra will affect a number of ancient monuments. The county administrative board has authorised the excavation of around 30 of these remains. The effect of this decision is that The County Museum of Kalmar is presently involved in the most extensive archaeological fieldwork conducted in the county since the construction of the Öland Bridge in the early 1970s The museum has produced a comprehensive project program: A road through time and space . For each ancient monument a plan of investigation has been written, describing how it is to be excavated. The project program consists of seven subprograms: The Mesolithic, The Neolithic, The Bronze Age, The Early Iron Age, The Late Iron Age and Middle Ages, Settlement Structure and Iron Production. In addition, there are three support programs: Human Geography, the Natural Landscape and DNA-studies. Important for the understanding of the cultural development are various "institutions" that can be uncovered and shown in relation to the societies in which they existed, and how they interacted with each other. Examples of these institutions are the church, a medieval manor in Hossmo, simple Iron Age dwellings or the organisation of a district in terms of settlement structure or burial grounds. Various legal rights, identifiable by physical remains in the landscape, are naturally included, such as mill embankments, fishing constructions, fields etc. With an archaeological emphasis and a cultural-historical viewpoint, we make use of the variables landscape, production, settlement and social organisation in a long-term perspective.

68. Archaeologylinks archaeology Countries/regions. Asian baltic region Britain Canada Eastern EuropeEuropean I European II European III France General Resources Germany Greece http://yalesecondary.sd34.bc.ca/Subject Weblinks/archaeologylinks.html

YALE SECONDARY SCHOOL LIBRARY WEBLINKS ARCHAEOLOGY Archaeology - General References Archaeology - Internet Links I Archaeology - Internet Links II Archaeology - Internet Links III Archaeology - Internet Links IV ... Glossary Archaeology - Countries/Regions Asian Baltic Region Britain Canada ... Wales Archaeology - Topics Africa American Indian Ancient World Ancient World - Archaeology ... World Art Treasures Anthropology and Archaeology Internet Resources Aboriginal Connections American Indian History and Related Issues American Indian Research and Policy Institute American Indian Resources ... Visiting Strange and Exotic Places and Digging Holes in Them MISCELANEOUS RELATED SITES Academic Soccer Addiction Research Foundation of Ontario Africa Research Age of Asia ... World Development Report 1999/2000 (SEE ALSO: ANTHROPOLOGY RETURN TO SUBJECT WEBLINKS INDEX RETURN TO YALE SECONDARY SCHOOL LIBRARY HOMEPAGE

69. Chapter 4 The Geography Of Celtic-Scythian Commerce archaeology and history reveal a great deal about Celtic certain geographical featuresof the steppe region. between the Atlantic, Nordicbaltic, eastern Black http://www.ucg.org/articles/usbbp/ch4geography.html

70. 10.2 Thor Heyerdahl - Thor Heyerdahl's Final Projects - By J. Bjørnar Storfjell He had already contacted Dr. Sergey Lukiashko of the Institute of archaeology atthe They showed a clear affinity with fibulae from the baltic region and would http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories/magazine/ai102_folder/102_articles/102_heye

Summer 2002 (10.2) Thor Heyerdahl Thor Heyerdahl's Final Projects by Visit the new Thor Heyerdahl Research Center Above: J. Bjornar Storfjell with Thor Heyerdahl in Azov, Summer 2001. Photo courtesy: Storfjell. Other articles related to Thor Heyerdahl: (1) Thor Heyerdahl in Azerbaijan: KON-TIKI Man by Betty Blair (AI 3:1, Spring 1995) (2) The Azerbaijan Connection: Challenging Euro-Centric Theories of Migration by Heyerdahl (AI 3:1, Spring 1995) Azerbaijan's Primal Music Norwegians Find 'The Land We Come From' by Steinar Opheim (AI 5.4, Winter 1997) Thor Heyerdahl in Baku (AI 7:3, Autumn 1999) Scandinavian Ancestry: Tracing Roots to Azerbaijan - Thor Heyerdahl (AI 8.2, Summer 2000) Quote: Earlier Civilizations - More Advanced - Thor Heyerdahl (AI 8.3, Autumn 2000) The Kish Church - Digging Up History - An Interview with J. Bjornar Storfjel (AI 8.4, Winter 2000) Adventurer's Death Touches Russia's Soul - Constantine Pleshakov (AI 10.2, Summer 2002) Reflections on Life - Thor Heyerdahl (AI 10.2, Summer 2002)

71. Politologisk Forskerskole :: Www.polforsk.dk news and documentations of catastrophes) Maritime archaeology - the science balticumForeignness and Integration in the baltic Sea region” http//www http://www.polforsk.dk/html/Kursusprogram.php?Nr=114

72. Open Russia Foundation of Russian archaeologists and specialists from the Institute of archaeology at the possibletransmission via the great rivers of Russia to the baltic region. http://www.openrussiafoundation.com/Programs/heyerdahl.cfm

About The Foundation Programs The Young Leaders Program Thor Heyerdahl Research Center ... Launches Open Russia Foundation Helps Open up Southern Russia's History Chief Executive and Archaeologist The Thor Heyerdahl Research Centre View pictures from the Thor Heyerdahl research Center Thor Heyerdahl, the late Norwegian explorer of Kon-Tiki, Ra and Tigris fame and perhaps the best-known Norwegian of the second half of the twentieth century, was the founder of the Joint Azov Archaeological Excavation project that started in 2001. That year, he assembled a team of Russian archaeologists and specialists from the Institute of Archaeology at the State University of Rostov-on-Don and the Azov Regional Museum under the leadership of Professor Sergey Lukiashko. Dr. Heyerdahl also brought a team of Western archaeologists from Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, led by Dr. J Bjørnar Storfjell. Early in the planning stages for the second season of excavation, Dr. Heyerdahl had applied for a grant from the Open Russia Foundation to fund the co-operative research project. Thanks to their generous grant to the Thor Heyerdahl Research Centre, the Open Russia Foundation enabled the archaeological team to continue their investigation into the cultural history of this small city whose name appeared to be mentioned in Old Norse sagas. Many burial mounds have been excavated in Southern Russia, but only a very limited number of settlement sites. As a result of receiving funding for this project, a group of archaeologists and other specialists was able to assemble on 21 May 2002 in the far south of Russia, on the left bank of the River Don less than ten kilometres from the Azov Sea for the second time in two years.

73. EAA98 - Session On Aerial Archaeology AIR SURVEY FROM THE baltic TO RIVER THEISS ditch systems from the region around Leipzig thenecessary association between aerial archaeology and archaeological http://aarg.univie.ac.at/events/eaa98/eaa98.html

Return to Papers and Abstracts Return to Events EAA98 - Session on Aerial Archaeology Göteborg, Thursday, 24 September 1998, 1430 - 1900 by Robert Bewley The European Association of Archaeologists is a new but growing body of archaeologists whose interests cover the academic and professional side of European archaeology. The conference aims to bring these two important elements of the discipline together. Robert Bewley (RCHME)was asked by the conference organisers to run a session on aerial archaeology. At the EAA conference in Latvia in 1996 there had been a general session on reports of aerial surveys in Europe so for 1998 a specific theme, 'Heritage Management', was chosen. The abstracts which follow did, in the main, keep to this theme. The topic was chosen because of the number of senior ("suited") archaeologists present at the conference and who are in a position to promote more aerial survey in Europe. Aerial archaeology has been expanding at a steady rate since 1945 but the last decade has seen an exponential rise in the quantity, quality and range of reconnaissance, mapping and interpretation. As a sub-discipline of archaeology it needs to explore the philosophical and ideological concepts which underpin its approach.

74. CINARCHEA Film-Festival: Subframe past ten years of its existence, the focus of the international archaeology filmfestival had been increasingly on productions and issues of the baltic region. http://www.uni-kiel.de/cinarchea/rucke/cin02/02award.htm

CINARCHEA 2002 5. International Archaeology-Film-Festival April 24th - 27th, 2002 Grand Prix for Disturbing Documentary from Cambodia Tyres are working their way through metres deep clay. The jungle seems to be everywhere but on the small dirt road. The whole scene is in pitch-darkness as if the jungle tries to cover up its treasures. After many hours the expedition arrives at century-old ruins of a former Khmer palace near the border between Thailand and Cambodia. The magnificent artefacts and treasures, however, are lost for good: Either destroyed by fighters of the Khmer Rouge ("Red Khmer") or looted by thieves who sell them to scrupulous collectors. The walls are collapsed and statues can be found decapitated. French director Pierre Stine links Cambodia's past and present in his deeply distressing documentary For this achievement he was given the CINARCHEA 2002 Grand Prix by the unanimous decision of the jury. CINARCHEA Jury President, Dr. Erwin Keefer ( ) said that "The authentic pictures of a tough archaeologist who is shocked and burst into tears due to the severe damage tell us more about our relationship and dealing with traces from the past than any other report produced in a studio." "Amore Morte" - poetical archaeology Also with an unanimous vote the Italian director Adolfo Conti was awarded the Special Prize of the Jury . With his poetical, highly artistic and yet very easy and melancholic film Conti brings to life the history of Pompeii. "Amore Morte" is told by the words of Plinius the younger and the wonderful frescos of the local brothel.

75. Lunds Universitet - Internationellt between Ethnical Groups in the baltic region in the Bozena (eds.), Contacts acrossthe baltic Sea during Trends and traditions in Swedish Medieval archaeology. http://www.lu.se/intsek/courses/Rl105.html

International Courses Scandinavian Area Studies Lund University Scandinavian Area Studies Faculties of Humanities and Theology Lecture plan: Preliminary reading list: -Andersson, Eva. 1999. The Common Thread. Textile Production during the Late Iron Age - Viking Age. 37 p. -Roesdahl, Else. 1998. The Vikings. London. 289 pages -Roslund, Mats. 1997. Crumbs from the rich man's table. Byzantine finds in Lund and Sigtuna, c. 980-1250, pp. 239-297. 59 pages -Sawyer, Peter (ed.). 1997. The Oxford Illustrated History of the Vikings. 261 pages Trends and traditions in Swedish Medieval Archaeology. Top Address: International Office, Box 117, S-221 00 Lund, Sweden Phone: + 46 46 222 00 00, Fax: + 46 46 222 41 11 Publisher: Boel Billgren E-mail: intsek@intsek.lu.se Last updated: 030110

76. Division Of Palaeontology, Personel, Pirkko Ukkonen Helsinki Papers in archaeology 104957. - Ukkonen, P. The Introduction and Pre-ChristianHistory of Farming in the East baltic region - Osteological evidence http://www.helsinki.fi/ml/geo/ukkonen.eg.html

Pirkko Ukkonen, MSc Ph.D. student Main field of teaching: Research fields: faunal history in Finland, vertebrate palaeontology, osteology Activities in organizations: Hobbies: Contacts: tel. (+358-9-) 191 50842 email: Pirkko.Ukkonen@Helsinki.Fi Ongoing projects: My thesis deals with the early history of the Finnish mammalian fauna, and is based on subfossil bone remains found in Finland. The material consists mainly of so called refuse faunas, that is animal remains found at Stone Age dwelling sites in connection with archaeological excavations. The project includes also radiocarbon dating of nonarchaeological bone remains, like teeth and bones of mammoths. Excavations in the so called Wolf Cave in Karijoki on the Finnish west coast may reveal interesting new data about the faunal history in Finland. The filling of the cave is believed to derive from a time before the last glacial period. Suomenkielinen versio Back to the beginning Back to palaeontology mainpage. Last updated 4.6.2001. Publications: Scientific publications - Ukkonen, P. 1993. The post-glacial history of the Finnish mammalian fauna. Ann. Zool. Fennici 30:249-264.

77. LU - Pçtniecîba - Zinâtniskâs Publikâcijas Inside Latvian archaeology. Goteborg, 388 Vasks A. 1999. PACT Enviromental andCultural History of the Eastern baltic region. Rexsensart (Belgium), Vol. http://www.lu.lv/jauna/petniec/publik_vest1999.html

Latvijas Universitâtes pçtnieku zinâtniskâs publikâcijas - Vçsturç un filozofijâ 1999. gadâ 2001. gadâ 2000. gadâ 1999. gadâ 1998. gadâ Apals J. 1999. Âraiðu ezerpils: Historiogrâfisks apskats. Latvijas Vçstures Institûta Þurnâls, Nr. 4, 27.-47. Apinis R. 1999. Kâds piedâvâjums. Rîga, FSI, 186 lpp. Atgâzis M. 1999. Kaujas vâles Latvijâ 10.-14. gadsimtâ. Latvijas Vçstures Institûta Þurnâls, Nr. 2, 16.-33. Atgâzis M. 1999. Vecdoles pils nocietinâjumi un apbûve. Pçtîjumi par Rîgas arhibîskapijas pilîm. Rîga, 312.-348. Berga T. 1999. Ludzas Eversmuiþas depozîts. Ciblas novads / sast. A. Trukðâns. Rçzekne, 109.-116. Berga T. 1999. Zîmoggredzens ar burulaivas attçlu no Krâslavas Augustiniðíu kapsçtas. Latvijas Vçstures Institûta Þurnâls, Nr. 1, 21.-29. Bçrzinð V. 1999. Vçlreiz par Cçsu kaujâm. Latvijas Vçstures Institûta Þurnâls, Nr. 2, 73.-84. Bçrziòð J. 1999. Latvijas rûpnieku un strâdnieku attiecîbas 19. gs. otrajâ pusç - 1914. gadâ. Latvijas Vçstures Institûta Þurnâls, Nr. 2, 34.-57. Bçrziòð V. 1999. Aspects of Settlement and Agriculture in the Late Prehistoric and Early Historical Periods in Kurzeme, Western Latvia. PACT: Enviromental and Cultural History of the Eastern Baltic Region. Rexsensart (Belgium), Vol. 57, 225-266

78. Baltic Amber Bibliography-Lithuania of the Second International Conference on Amber in archaeology Liblice 1990 amongthe Stone Age inhabitants of the Eastern baltic region // International Union http://www.emporia.edu/earthsci/amber/lithuania.htm

Thanks for visiting the World of Amber! Baltic Amber Bibliography - Lithuania http://www.emporia.edu/amber/lithuania.htm Susan Ward Aber Editor Map courtesy of www.theodora.com/maps used with permission. The Baltic Amber Bibliography project was conceived at the September 2001 Baltic Amber in Natural Sciences, Archaeology and Applied Arts Conference held in Vilnius, Lithuania. Contributors from Lithuania have submitted the following bibliographic material, which has appeared in Amber in Lithuanian Archaeological Literature , and was reproduced with permission. Special thanks to Aušra Burkauskiene, the Library Director at the Vilnius Art Academy, for creating the digital files and Audrone Bliujiene for creating the bibliography. This bibliography covers the period of amber literature from 1792 to 2001 , including references to amber artifacts, trade routes and amber collections owned by museums. Adolfas Tautavicius' "Lietuvos archeologijos bibliografija" (Bibliography of Lithuanian Archeology, 1782-1998) served as an important work for this compilation. This project is under construction! I welcome more Lithuanian amber references to add to this list (email to

79. Untitled Document and cultural history of the Eastern baltic region, PACT, 57 sensitive coastal areasof the baltic Sea, 7 of scientific methods in archaeology, Savonlinna, Finland http://www.gi.ee/~veski/kirjandus.html

Teadusartiklite loetelu/List of publications submitted Heinsalu, A., Possnert, G. and Veski, S . 2002. The history of the Yoldia Sea in northern Estonia: palaeoenvironmental conditions and climatic oscillations. Quaternary International (accepted). Veski, S. 2003. Reflections of pre- and early-agrarian human impact in the pollen diagrams of Estonia. Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology, (accepted). Veski, S . 2003. Little Ice Age as reflected in loss-on-ignition profiles of Estonian annually laminated lake sediments. Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology, (accepted). Veski, S PDF vaata ka EL kodulehelt Veski, S Quaternary International (accepted). Veski, S Heinsalu, A., Veski, S Saarse, L., Poska, A. and Veski, S . 2002. Human impact as reflected in pollen diagrams. PAGES "High Latitude Paleoenvironments" Meeting. Moscow, May 16-17, 2002, 42. Veski, S

80. Conference About Amber The conference baltic AMBER IN NATURAL SCIENCES, archaeology AND APPLIED ARTS FIRSTMILLENIUM AND THEIR PROVENANCE WITHIN THE LIMITS OF EASTERN baltic region. http://ldmuziejus.mch.mii.lt/Mokslas/Amber_conf.en.htm

The conference BALTIC AMBER IN NATURAL SCIENCES, ARCHAEOLOGY AND APPLIED ARTS September 13-18, 2001, Vilnius Academy of Arts, Palanga Museum of Amber PROGRAM September 13 - arrivals September 14 10.00-10.10 Opening address made by Dr. Adomas Butrimas Algimantas Grigelis , OUTLINE ON GEOLOGY OF AMBER-BEARING DEPOSITS IN THE SAMBIAN PENINSULA Susan Ward Aber and Barbara Kosmowska-Ceranowicz , KANZAS AMBER: HISTORIC REVIEW AND NEW DESCRIPTION Laima Vaiciulyte , THE STUDY OF AMBER PIECES WITH SEVERAL INCLUSIONS INSIDE 11.10-11.30 Coffee break Barbara Kosmowska-Ceranowicz, Katarzyna Kwiatkowska, Alicja Pielinska , THE AMBER COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM OF THE EARTH, POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, AS A SOURCE OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH Sigitas Podenas , BALTIC AMBER INCLUSIONS AND THEIR INVESTIGATIONS IN LITHUANIA. Dainius Elertas, Laima Vaiciulyte , AMBER COLLECTING REGULATIONS IN COASTAL LITHUANIA UNTIL THE MIDDLE OF THE 19th C. Ulf Erichson , THE LIZARD IN AMBER 12.50-13.00 Discussions

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