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2. Lou Jerkich Part 1 My wife Judy and I had spent the summer of 1973 in Nauplion with wolf rudolph,Jeff and D'Arcy Danielson, Don and Ingrid Keller, and others, examining and http://www.geocities.com/btse1/loupart1.html

Halieis 1974 Part 1: We came, we saw, we dug! Preface: My wife Judy and I were part of the Halieis Excavation team in the summer of 1974. I kept a diary during that entire summer. In it I occasionally recorded some interesting observations along with a lot of mundane ramblings on how I spent my day in the trenches or working on the finds. Re-reading it, however, has brought back a flood of memories, so I have fleshed out the diary data with other memories in an effort to tell what it was like to be part of the excavation that summer. In this first part, I look closely at the first two weeks of the season, with all their excitement and novelty. My wife Judy and I had spent the summer of 1973 in Nauplion with Wolf Rudolph, Jeff and D'Arcy Danielson, Don and Ingrid Keller, and others, examining and cataloging finds from previous excavation years at Halieis. Jeff, Don, and I had even visited the Necropolis of Halieis once with Wolf during that summer. But my wife and I had never been on a real excavation before, so we looked forward to the summer of 1974 when the Indiana University team would be excavating at Halieis. On Wednesday, after a leisurely morning and early afternoon at Hotel Rozos, about 3:15 p.m. we all took a trip over to the site of Halieis, where we examined Field 10, the Acropolis, and the Necropolis. Afterward we relaxed at our hotel before going into Porto Cheli for the evening. Most of the group gathered at the Bonsoir Snack Bar. I remember the stars being very bright at night on the hotel side of the bay. We came to enjoy the daily walk into town and back to the hotel.

3. Ancient Jewelry And Archaeology Guiraud, Catherine Johns, Robert Laffineur, Stella G. Miller, Andrew Oddy, AndrewOliver, Jr., Maryline Parca, wolf rudolph, Robert A. Lunsingh Scheurleer http://www.indiana.edu/~iupress/books/0-253-32993-0.shtml

Ancient Jewelry and Archaeology Edited by Adriana Calinescu Cloth J ewelry is one of the most appealing artistic achievements of antiquity, but it is at the same time one of the least understood. Ancient Jewelry and Archaeology places the material evidence of specific artifacts into their social, economic, religious, and political milieux. The archaeological and art historical contexts in which jewelry is studied combine with aspects of technology and production, style, and iconography to achieve a full historical view of the role of jewelry in the ancient world. The book highlights several important jewelry collections and recent archaeological investigations. Adriana Calinescu is Curator of Ancient Art at the Indiana University Art Museum, Bloomington. She is coeditor (with Wolf Rudolph) of Ancient Art from the V. G. Simkhovitch Collection and author of The Art of Ancient Jewelry: An Introduction to the Burton Y. Berry Collection. Series: Published in association with the Indiana University Art Museum Publication date: Specs: BACK TO TOP

4. Wurschen Translate this page 1696 Friedrich Adolph v. Ziegler u. Klipphausen. 1707 wolf rudolph v. Ziegleru. Klipphausen. 1718 Rudolph Wilhelm von Ziegler u. Klipphausen. http://www.napoleonstrasse1813.de/Historie_/Wurschen/wurschen.html

Für die Anzeige dieser Seite ist die Bildschirmeinstellung 800 x 600 Pixel optimal Bilder vom 2. Biwak “Bataille de Wurschen” am 1. und 2. Juni 2002 in Wurschen Zur Bildergalerie Geschichte des Ortes Wurschen (zusammengetragen von Ekhard Piekarek – Wurschen) Lage In einer Ebene nördlich der Oberlausitzer Berge liegt der Ort Wurschen . Die Umgebung rund um die Ortschaft ist reich an Gewässern. So befindet sich im Westen das Steindörfler Wasser, im Osten das Pommritzer Wasser und im Norden das Kotitzer Wasser. Außerdem gibt es noch den Belgernteich, den Koppelteich und den Schulteich. Der Tuschteich und die Schlosswiese waren ehemals auch Teiche – sie wurden aber in landwirtschaftliche Flächen umgewandelt. Besiedlung Der Ort Wurschen liegt an einer alten Handelsstraße (Salzstraße). 1890 fand man vier Randäxte aus der “Aunjetitzer Kulturepoche” (ca. 2000 v. Chr.) in der Nähe der Wurschener Mühle. 1900 fand man östlich von Fehrmanns Berg ein altes Gräberfeld aus der “Lausitzer Kulturepoche”. Ab 600 n. Chr. kam es zur Einwanderung der slawischen Stämme der Milzener aus östlichen Gebieten. Es wurden Fluchtburgen, sog. Schanzen (Belgern-, Rackel-, Gröditz-, Lauskaer Schanze) geschaffen.

5. FHTW Museumskunde - Professorinnen Und Professoren Translate this page Prof. Dr. wolf rudolph Schwerpunkte Kommunikationstechnik, Datenverarbeitungim Museum. Telefon 47401-290 e-mailrudolph@fhtw-berlin.de. Prof. http://www.f2.fhtw-berlin.de/f5/musku/content/profs.html

Professorinnen und Professoren Prof. Dr. Sibylle Einholz Schwerpunkte: Kunstgeschichte, Inventarisierung, Dokumentation. Telefon 47401-315 e-mail: einholz@fhtw-berlin.de Prof. Dr. Angelika Ruge Telefon 47401-301 e-mail: ruge@fhtw-berlin.de Prof. Dr. Wolf Rudolph Schwerpunkte: Kommunikationstechnik, Datenverarbeitung im Museum. Telefon 47401-290 e-mail: rudolph@fhtw-berlin.de Prof. Hans Wilderotter Schwerpunkte: Ausstellungsorganisation und Museumstechnik, Ethnologie. Telefon 47401-229 e-mail: wilderot@fhtw-berlin.de

6. PROGRAM Workshop sessions Workshop 1 New media in the museums Challenge for internal andexternal communication Chair Professor wolf rudolph, Studiengang Museumskunde http://www.f2.fhtw-berlin.de/htb/fb8/ictop/progt.htm

Innovation in Media and Organizational Changes in Museums. How Should Training Prepare Personnel for the New Challenges in the Museum Workplace? Fachhochschule für Wirtschaft und Technik (FHTW), Treskowallee 7, D-10318 Berlin September 21st to September 27th, 1997 Hotel-list registration post conference tour registration form Prof. Angelika Ruge [also mail] go back

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8. AMOL Australian Museums Galleries Online Michael Ames (UBC) wolf rudolph (Fachhochschule fuer Technik Wirtschaft FB5 Museumskunde) Nicholas Thomas (Goldsmith College, University of London). http://amol.org.au/craft/omjournal/edit_board.asp

EDITORIAL BOARD editors general editorial board guidelines for referees Editors Editor-in-Chief Andrea Witcomb, Research Institute for Cultural Heritage, Curtin University Production Editor Lee Adendorff, Australian Museums and Galleries OnLine General Editorial Board Museums Anne Watson (Powerhouse Museum) Bill Jonas Brian Shepherd (Edith Cowan University Childhood Museum) Brian Crozier (Queensland Museum) Clare Francis Swindells (Claremont Museum) Eddie Butler - Bowden (Museum of Victoria) Gary Crockett (Hyde Park Barracks, Historic Houses Trust of NSW) Gary du Four (WA Art Gallery) Gaye Sculthorpe (Museum of Victoria) Glen Cook (Queensland Art Gallery) Ian Hoskins (Powerhouse Museum) Ian McShane (Independant consultant) Jana Vytrhlik (Powerhouse Museum) Judith Wassall (Queensland Museum) Kevin Sumption (Powerhouse Museum) Linda Adair (Powerhouse Museum) Margaret Anderson (South Australian History Trust) Louise Douglas (National Museum of Australia) Mary-Louise Williams (Australian National Maritime Museum) Robyn Sloggett (Melbourne University Museum of Art) Sue-Anne Wallace Vivienne Szekeres (Migration Museum, South Australia)

9. Nestor by the Program in Classical Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington, andwere edited by Tom Jacobsen (19781980, 1981-1986), wolf rudolph (1978-1987 http://asweb.artsci.uc.edu/classics/nestor/nestorinfo.html

NESTOR@CLASSICS.UC.EDU History, Parameters, and Subscription Information Nestor is an international bibliography of Aegean studies, Homeric society, Indo-European linguistics, and related fields. It is published monthly from September to May (each volume covers one calendar year) by the Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati. An Authors Index accompanies the December issue. Nestor is distributed in 30 countries world-wide. It is currently edited by Carol Hershenson. Nestor 's primary geographic nexus is the Aegean, including all of Greece, Albania, the southern coast of Bulgaria, the western and southern coasts of Turkey, and Cyprus. Nestor 's chronological range is the prehistoric period from the Palaeolithic through the end of the Geometric period. Within the topographic and chronological scope defined above, Nestor attempts to list all publications on any aspect of human activity. These include but are not limited to human interactions with the environment, material culture, social, political, and economic activities, structures, and organizations, and languages and systems of recording, writing, and accounting. Related topics are also included, such as Philistine culture within our chronological limits, 'Archaeolgica Homerica', the Classical Cypriot syllabary, and Indo-European linguistics especially concerning the development of Greek. Nestor also lists publications concerning regions and periods outside its primary scope, if the specific bibiographic items contain Aegean artefacts, imitations, or influences, or if they discuss comparisons or questions of continuity involving the prehistoric period. In a similar vein publications concerning scientific analyses, archaeological methodology and theory, and ethnoarchaeology are listed in

10. Rudolph Moshammer wolfs Rathgeber Lebensfragen Rath und Hülfe in allen Lebenslagen wolf » Rathgeber » rudolph Moshammer http://wolf.feynsinn.de/rathgeber/dyn/sw_rudolph_moshammer.html

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11. Congressman Frank R. Wolf Johann rudolph wolf (18161893). National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. In 1848 rudolph wolf devised a daily method of estimating solar activity by counting the number of individual spots and http://www.house.gov/wolf

Contact Me Biography Constituent Services Currently In Congress ... Privacy Statement E-Mail Congressman Wolf www.house.gov What's New: Wolf: Limit OxyContin to Treatment of Severe Pain 10th District Town Meetings Set for April 11, 12 Wolf Calls on UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to Appoint Envoy to Address World Hunger Annual Congressional 'Academy Day' set for March 22 ... Click Here For New Newsletter Need Information? Are you... a veteran or in the military? a student? a grant seeker? in need of help? visiting Washington, D.C.? researching legislation? For e-mail updates from Congressman Wolf on topics of your choice click here Congressman Wolf meets with students from the Ambleside School. The Fifth through Seventh Grade students asked questions about current events and what it is like to serve in Congress. Congressman Wolf recently returned from a trip to the African countries of Ethiopia and Eritrea to witness firsthand a devastating drought and famine. View pictures, video and his trip report by clicking

12. Sunspot Number Sunspot Numbers. Johann rudolph wolf (18161893). National PortraitGallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC. In 1848 rudolph http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/stp/SOLAR/SSN/ssn.html

NOAA NESDIS NGDC STP ... privacy statement Sunspot Numbers Johann Rudolph Wolf (1816-1893). National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. In 1848 Rudolph Wolf devised a daily method of estimating solar activity by counting the number of individual spots and groups of spots on the face of the sun. Wolf chose to compute his sunspot number by adding 10 times the number of groups to the total count of individual spots, because neither quantity alone completely captured the level of activity. Today, Wolf sunspot counts continue, since no other index of the sun's activity reaches into the past as far and as continuously. An avid astronomical historian and an unrivaled expert on sunspot lore, Wolf confirmed the existence of a cycle in sunspot numbers. He also more accurately determined the cycle's length to be 11.1 years by using early historical records. Wolf, who became director of the Zurich Observatory , discovered independently the coincidence of the sunspot cycle with disturbances in the earth's magnetic field. How Sunspot Numbers are Computed Today An observer computes a daily sunspot number by multiplying the number of groups he/she sees by ten and then adding this product to his total count of individual spots, same way that Wolf did. Many refer to the sunspot number as a Wolf number or count (or as a Zurich Sunspot Number). Results, however, vary greatly, since the measurement strongly depends on observer interpretation and experience and on the stability of the Earth's atmosphere above the observing site. Moreover, the use of Earth as a platform from which to record these numbers contributes to their variability, too, because the sun rotates and the evolving spot groups are distributed unevenly across solar longitudes. To compensate for these limitations, each daily international number is computed as a weighted average of measurements made from a network of cooperating observatories.

13. Becher, Wolf. Rudolph Virchow (Berlin, 1894) AUTHOR Becher, wolf (1862­1906) TITLE rudolph Virchow; eine biographische Studie,von W. Becher. 2. unveranderte Aufl. IMPRINT Berlin S. Karger, 1894. http://www.usc.edu/isd/locations/science/hancock/rbcat/rbbooksb/becherw1.htm

AUTHOR TITLE Rudolph Virchow; eine biographische Studie, von W. Becher. 2. unveranderte Aufl. IMPRINT : Berlin: S. Karger, 1894. COLLATION : iv, 108, [2] p. 23 cm. NOTES : "Quellen": p. [109] KEYWORDS LOCATION

14. Mystery Of Rudolph Latin wolf's home page for humor Mystery Of rudolph. As Posted by Keith E. Sullivan Last Updated Saturday, August 11, 2001. Latin wolf ©2001 http://home.earthlink.net/~latinwolf7/xmas209.html

Mystery Of Rudolph As Posted by Keith E. Sullivan TwasRudolphGone.jok Subject: Raindeer From: KSullivan@worldnet.att.net Date: 1997/12/23 Newsgroups: alt.humor MYSTERY OF RUDOLPH by Terry Gray and Larry Gable 'Twas the night before Christmas and we were all in a hurry No one had seen Rudolph, Santa started to worry. We looked everywhere both high and low and we knew we needed Rudolph for the big show. When he was found he looked sickly and pale He said that he partied too hard and spent 3 days in jail. Santa told Rudolph the big night was here so go take a shower and put down the beer That's when Rudolph told Santa "I don't think I can" and Santa said but you have to, "Cause I love you, man" And if you don't listen to what I'm telling you tomorrow for lunch we'll have Reindeer stew! So Rudolph said "fine, let's pack up and go" but before we do there's something you should know This is the last year I'll pull your damn sled Because after this I'm retiring to bed The day after Christmas Santa threw a big feast we had cakes and pies and even roast beef But then with a sly grin Santa said we should try something new Mrs. Claus has cooked all day and made us some stew.

15. Genealogy Data wolf, Christina Birth living Russia wolf, Michael wolf, Bertha Birth living Russia wolf, Albert Birth living Bristol,CT wolf, rudolph http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Estates/5348/dat4.htm

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page Coffee, William Taylor Family: Marriage: 9 JUN 1878 Spouse: Wemple, Jane Helen Birth : 8 OCT 1857 Ingham Co,MI Parents: Father: Wemple, Myndert Visscher Mother: Dakin, Sarah C. Back to Main Page Wolf, Ludwig (Louis) Birth : JAN 1865 Russia Death : 14 SEP 1916 Lansing,MI Family: Spouse: Gieswine, Augusta Birth : 28 AUG 1872 Russia Death : 14 APR 1912 Bristol,CT Parents: Father: Gieswine, Louis Mother: Unknown, Children: Wolf, Christina Birth : living Russia Wolf, Michael Wolf, Bertha Birth : living Russia Wolf, Albert Birth : living Bristol,CT Wolf, Rudolph Back to Main Page Wiesendorf, Samuel William Parents: Mother: Hoft, Ann Family: Spouse: Scharf, Katrina "Katherine" Parents: Mother: Katheryn, Children: Wiesendorf, Johanna "Anna" Wiesendorf, Charlotte Wiesendorf, Amelia "Minnie" Wiesendorf, Rudolph Wiesendorf, Ludwig Wiesendorf, Atiliah Wiesendorf, Henrietta Wiesendorf, Matilda Back to Main Page Harkey, John Family: Spouse: Wiesendorf, Johanna "Anna" Birth : 15 DEC 1872 Germany Death : 17 NOV 1967 Parents: Father: Wiesendorf, Samuel William

16. Rudolph's Night Off Latin wolf's home page for humor rudolph's Night Off. As Posted by Rebecca Logan Last Updated Saturday, August 11, 2001. Latin wolf ©2001 http://home.earthlink.net/~latinwolf7/xmas210.html

Rudolph's Night Off As Posted by Rebecca Logan TwasRudolphsNightOff.jok Subject: season's greetings From: nospamalina@earthlink.net Date: 1997/12/24 Newsgroups: alt.recovery.aa RUDOLPH'S NIGHT OFF 'Twas the night before Christmas and Rudolph was lame! The vet from the North Pole said, "Footrot's to blame. I'll give him some sulfa, it's the best I can do But stall rest is needed the next week or two." "Great Scott!" cried old Santy, he turned with a jerk, "I won't git through Pierre if my headlights don't work! On Interstate 40 I'll surely get fined And lost in Montana if I'm flying blind!" "No cop in his right mind would give any clout To a geezer who claimed that his reindeer went out!" He gathered the others, ol' Donner and Blitzen, Were any among 'em whose nose was transmitzen? They grunted and strained and sure made a mess But no noses glowed brightly or ears luminesced. "It's bad luck in bunches," cried Santy, distressed

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18. Teleport City Movie Reviews: Wolf Devil Woman They spy the wolf woman and try to get her to come down with them That, or they gothome and Young Master rudolph (Chinese name) slapped himself on the forehead http://www.teleport-city.com/movies/reviews/kungfu/wolfdevil.html

THE GOODS, BABY RELATED TITLES Dark Lady of Kungfu Matching Escort Miraculous Flower Wolf Devil Woman READER RESPONSE Click here to tell us what you think of this review, this movie, or something else interesting. WOLF DEVIL WOMAN Hong Kong, 1982. Starring Cheung Ling, Shek Fung, Shek Ying. Directed by Cheung Ling. Review by Keith Allison Cheung Ling has always been one of my favorite kungfu stars, even though she is more of a "swordswoman" star than a kungfu star. Her films are always entertaining, surreal, and stranger to behold than a three-legged cat trying to bury turds on a frozen pond. Cheung Ling herself directed the weirdest of her many weird films, a story about a young woman raised by wolves in the snowy mountains. She knows she is a wolf because she wears a furry hood with a little fake wolf head on top, which I guess one of the wolves made for her. She is raised by wolves after her family is slaughtered by the cast of the Japanese sci-fi series Time of the Apes Meanwhile, down in the valley, Young Master Rudolph and his goofy servant Rudy are roaming the mountain looking for some magic ginseng. I suppose you thought they had that stuff all over China. But no. Oh sure, they got that run of the mill ginseng, but magical ginseng only grows on top of mountains or in gorilla lairs. Places like that. They spy the wolf woman and try to get her to come down with them. She grunts and refuses, and they leave. I guess the ginseng wasn't that interesting to them after all. That, or they got home and Young Master Rudolph (Chinese name) slapped himself on the forehead and said, "Oh man! We forgot the milk

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20. Wolf Trap Amelia rudolph and Project Bandaloop worked on site at wolf Trap in April 2000,choreographing Luminescent Flights and experimenting with the spaces in and http://www.wolf-trap.org/performances/foa/2000/index2000.html

Our Parks, Our People, Our Heritage Performers Scouting Yosemite In Residence Master Class ... Filming in Yosemite Luminescent Flights , a world premiere by Native American flutist Robert Mirabal and Project Bandaloop, an aerial dance company led by artistic director and choreographer Amelia Rudolph. Luminescent Flights In celebration of flight, Project Bandaloop members literally danced on the side of mountains in Yosemite and used the space at the Filene Center in ways never before attempted. The troupe defies gravity in performances throughout the country, using mountain climbing equipment to launch themselves from the heights of El Capitan, the Seattle Space Needle and skyscrapers throughout the world. Audiences recognize Robert Mirabal as featured artist from the popular specials, Spirit and One World , which have aired on public television. HDTV technology was used to create unusually sharp, clear images of the Yosemite vista and of the dancers performing at Yosemite. These scenes were displayed on giant screens at Wolf Trap as part of the live Luminescent Flights performance. "We were looking forward to this experience," says Amelia Rudolph. "I'm intrigued with the concept of interacting with our own images as part of a performance."

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