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Note: Auswahlbibliographie: Seite 571-574 , Deutsch

Note: Literaturangaben , Beiträge überwiegend deutsch, teilweise englisch

Note: "Volume based on papers presented at the Pre-Columbian Studies symposium "Smoke, Flames, and the Human Body in Mesoamerican Ritual Practice," held at Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, D.C., on October 9-10, 2015 , Literaturangaben

Note: "Der Band vereint die Beiträge einer Tagung, die vom 17. bis zum 20. September 2014 unter dem Titel 'Lotharingien und das Papsttum im Früh- und Hochmittelalter - Wechselwirkungen im Grenzraum zwischen Germania und Gallia' in Aachen stattfand" (Vorwort) , Beiträge überwiegend deutsch, teilweise französisch

Note: Haupttitelseite: Der Band erscheint zur Ausstellung "Gekauft - Getauscht - Geraubt? Erwerbungen zwischen 1933 und 1945", 26. Oktober 2017 bis 17. Juni 2018 im Germanischen Nationalmuseum

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Japan in a new-found world , Elusive islands of silver : Japan in the early European geographic imagination , Mapping the margins of Japan , The creators and historical context of the oldest maps of the Ryukyu kingdom , The introduction of Dutch surveying instruments in Japan , The European career of Ishikawa Ryūsen's map of Japan , A new map of Japan and its acceptance in Europe , The arms and legs of the realm , Visualizing the political world through provincial maps , Fixing sacred borders : villagers, monks, and their two sovereign masters , Self-portrait of a village , Characteristics of premodern urban space , Evolving cartography of an ancient capital , Historical landscapes of Osaka , The urban landscape of early Edo in an East Asian context , Spatial visions of status , The social landscape of Edo , What is a street? , Locating Japan in a Buddhist world , Picturing maps : the "rare and wondrous" bird's-eye views of Kuwagata Keisai , An artist's rendering of the divine Mount Fuji , Rock of ages : traces of the gods in Akita , Cosmology and science in Japan's last Buddhist world map , Fun with moral mapping in the mid-nineteenth century , A travel map adjusted to urgent circumstances , Legendary landscape at the Kitayama Palace , New routes through old Japan , Seeking accuracy : the first modern survey of Japan's coast , No foreigners allowed : the shogunate's hydrographic chart of the "holy" Ise Bay , Indigenous knowledge in the mapping of the northern frontier regions , Mamiya Rinzō and the cartography of empire , Outcastes and peasants on the edge of modernity , Converging lines : Yamakawa Kenjirō's fire map of Tokyo , Mapping death and destruction in 1923 , Rebuilding Tokyo after the great Kanto earthquake , Shinjuku 1931 : a new type of urban space , Mapping the Hōjō colliery explosion of 1914 , Cultivating progress in colonial Taiwan , Showcase thoroughfares, wretched alleys : the uneven development of colonial Seoul (Keijō) , Imperial expansion and city planning : visions for Datong in the 1930s , A two-timing map , Visions of a new order in the Asia-Pacific , Blackened cities, blackened maps , The occupied city , Sacred space on postwar Fuji , Tange Kenzō's proposal for rebuilding Hiroshima , Visions of the good city in the rapid growth period , On the road in Olympic-era Tokyo , Traversing Tokyo by subway , The uses of a free paper map in the internet age , Tsukiji at the end of an era , Probabilistic earthquake hazard maps , Citizens' radiation maps after the tsunami , Run & escape! , Postmortem cartography : "stillbirths" and the Meiji state , Reconstructing provincial maps , The art of making oversize graphic maps , Engl.

Note: Literaturangaben , "Vom 17. Januar bis zum 7. Februar 2014 zeigte die KZ-Gedenkstätte Neuengamme im Hamburger Rathaus die Ausstellung "Euthanasie". Die Morde an Menschen mit Behinderungen und psychischen Erkrankungen in Hamburg im Nationalsozialismus" - Editorial , Aufsätze in Deutsch, Zusammenfassungen in Deutsch und Englisch

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 381-450) and index

Note: Auch als Online-Ausgabe erschienen , "This volume grew out of a conference ("The Slave Business and its Material and Moral Hinterlands in Continental Europe", April 2012) ..." (Acknowledgements)

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Note: "Volume based on papers presented at the Pre-Columbian studies symposium The Measure and Meaning of Time in the Americas, held at Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, D.C., on October 5-6, 2012"--Title page verso , Includes bibliographical references and index , Timely themes : an introduction to the measure and meaning of time in Mesoamerica and the Andes , Part I. Sensing pre-Columbian time ; Ecumene time, anecumene time : proposal of a paradigm , When pre-sunrise beings inhabit a post-sunrise world : time, animate objects, and contemporary Tz'utujil Maya ritual practitioners , "To put in order" : classic Maya concepts of time and space , Understanding time, space, and social organization in the Inca Ceque system of Cuzco , Space and time in the architecture of Inca royal estates , Time and the other : the early colonial mythohistorical landscapes of the Huarochiri manuscript , Part II. Registering pre-Columbian time ; Linearity and cyclicity in pre-Columbian Maya time reckoning , Divine reckoning : the calendrical ground of Mexican dynastic imagery , Ages of the world in the Andes , Refounding the house : time, politics, and metallogenesis in a colonial Aymara coat of arms , Of calendars and computers : comparing Mesoamerica and Bali , An overview of "the measure and meaning of time in Mesoamerica and the Andes"

Note: Photographies du Fonds Aimé Humbert , Text franz. u. teilw. engl.

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Note: "A project of the Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository, Kodiak, Alaska , Includes bibliographical references and index , FOREWORD / Gordon Pullar1. Introduction: The Karluk One site and its role in community change on Kodiak / Richard A. Knecht; Short Essays: Allen Panamaroff: It Started in Karluk; Colleen Lazenby: From Little Things, Big Things Grow; Katharine Woodhouse-Beyer: Tidelines : Re/Visiting Karluk One; Cheryl Heitman Meunier: Rescue Archaeology Invites Fresh Perspective in School Lessons , 2. Settling the Karluk River : Short Essays: Robert E. Nelson: Karluk Pollen Studies; Ronnie Lind: The Storm that Changed Everything; Kevin P. Smith: First Survey, First Steps : the beginning of the Karluk Archaeology Project; Matthew VanDaele: Archaeological Conservation in the 21st Century; Mark A. Rusk: Adversity and Sacrifice in Archaeology ; 3. Kal'ut-Karluk Village : Short Essays: Catherine F. West: How Old is Karluk One?; Gerald Sheehan: Give and Take; Philip McCormick: Seven Years as an Archaeologist; Ben Fitzhugh: Going to School at Karluk One ; 4. The Karluk One Collection : Short Essays: Elizabeth Pontti Eufemio: Caring for Karluk One; Pat Kozak: Volunteering with Benefits; Marnie A. Leist: Working with 26,000 pieces; Ellen Carrlee: Conservation of Karluk One Artifacts ; 5. Economic Life : Short Essays: Celine Wallace, translator: How the Animals Came to be Created; Amy V. Margaris: Tough Tools : Bone and Antler Implements from Karluk; Catherine F. West: Learning from Fish Bones; Alfred Naumoff, Jr.: Looking at Kayaks ; 6. Household Life : Short Essays: Patrick G. Saltonstall: Sorting out the Sods; Sandee Drabek: Carving Alutiiq Style Oil Lamps; Sven D. Haakanson, Jr.: Ingenuity in Artifacts ; 7. Social and Spiritual Life : Short Essays: Christopher Donta: Faces from the Past; Amy F. Steffian: A Piercing Question; Aron L. Crowell: Sharing Knowledge through the Looking Both Ways Exhibition; Coral Chernoff: A Love of Old Things ; Glossary: New Words for Old Things : Creating Alutiiq Terms for Karluk One Artifacts / April Laktonen Counceller , Appendix I: Sources of 18th and 19th Century Ethnographic Information on the Kodiak Alutiiq People ; Appendix II: Karluk Region Archaeological Research Projects and Crew Members.