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2005

Fromthefilm,FromtheInsideOut

ANTHROPOLOGICAL FILM RESOURCES

Documentary

Educational Resources 101 MorseSt.

\X"atertown,

MA

⁰²⁴⁷²

(617) 926-0491; _{Fax: (617)} 926-9519 www.der.org

email: [email protected] Catalogand study guides

The

Pennsylvania State University Audio Visual Services

Special Services Bldg.

151 Standing StoneLane

State College,

PA

16803-1886 (814) 865-6314

Toll free: (800) 826-0132 Fax: (814) 863-2574

email: [email protected] http://www.libraries.psu.edu/mtss/

Filmsand videos

National

Geographic

Society P.O.

Box

5073

Clifton

NJ

⁰⁷⁰¹⁵

(800) 368-2728

http://www.nationalgeographic.com EducationalFilms catalog

The

Archaeological Instituteof

America

656BeaconStreet, 4^th floor

Boston,

MA

⁰²²¹⁵

(617) 353-9361; _{Fax: (617)} 353-6550 http://www.archaeological.org email: [email protected]

Archaeology on Film. 2^nd ed. 2002 Catalog ($9.98) available from

David

Brown Book

_{Co., (800)} 791-9354.

National

Museum

of the

American

Indian Filmand Video Department

SmithsonianInstitution

George Gustav

Heye

Center

1 BowlingGreen

New

York,

NY

10004

(212) 514-3737;_{Fax: (212)} 514-3800 email:[email protected];www.si.edu/nmai/

NativeAmericansonFilmandVideo catalog (1980/1988) NativeNetworks (http://www.nativenetworks.si.edu/

frameset_flash.html) provides informationonNative mediaresources throughouttheAmericas.

Shenandoah

Film Productions

P.O.

Box

6298 Eureka,

CA

95502

(707) 822-1030;Fax: (707) 822-1035 email: [email protected] NativeAmerican Videoscatalog Indian-owned enterprise

www.shenandoahfilms.com

PBS Video

1320BraddockPlace Alexandria,

VA

22314-1698

(703) 739-5380; _{Fax: (703)} 739-5269 www.pbs.org

Saledistributionof three parts of the 14-partOdyssey

television film series:"Myths andMounds," Inca,"and

"Maya."

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ForJapanese^feature films, contact:

FacetsVideo

1571 WestFullertonAve.

Chicago, IL60614

Tel: (800)331-6197 www.facets.org

Movies Unlimited 3015DarnellRoad

Philadelphia,

PA

19154

Tel: (800) 668-4344 www.moviesunlimited.com

Centerfor SouthAsiaArea Universityof Wisconsin-Madison

203 Ingraham Hall, 1 155 ObservatoryDr.

Madison,

WI

53706

(608) 262-4884;_{Fax: (608)} 265-3062 www.wisc.edu/southasia/films/index.html email: [email protected]

SouthAsia films

Films for the

Humanities &

^Sciences

PO Box

2053

Princeton,

NJ

^08543-2053

(800) 257-5126or (609) 671-0266

http://www.films.com;email: [email protected]

BFA

Educational

Media

2349 ChaffeeDr.

St. Louis,

MO

63146

(314) 569-0211

www.phoenixlearninggroup.com/home.htm

Vision

Maker Video

P.O.

Box

83111 Lincoln,

NE

68501 (402) 472-3522 Fax: (402) 472-8675 www.visionmaker.org [email protected]

Filmswith aNativeAmerican perspective

Alarion Press P.O.Box 1882

Boulder,

CO

80306-1882

(303) 433-9039; (800) 523-9177 Fax: (303) 443-9098

HistoryThroughArtandArchaeology catalog;includes videos preparedby the ArchaeologicalInstitute of America.

FILMSTRIPS AND SLIDE SETS

National GeographicSociety Educational Services

P.O.

Box

98019

Washington,

DC.

20090

(800) 368-2728

http:/ /www.nationalgeographic.com HducationalServicescatalog

Educational

Images

Limited

P.O.

Box

3456 Westside Station

Elmira,

NY

^14905-0456

(607) 732-1090; ₍₈₀₀₎ 527-4264 Fax: (607)732-1183

www.educationalimages.com email: [email protected]

Audio Visuals andSoftware forCreativeTeachingcatalog

Picturesof

Record

119 KettleCreek Rd.

Weston,

CT

06883

(203) 227-3387;_{Fax: (203)} 222-9673 email: [email protected] www.picturesofrecord.com

Archeological slidesets and digitalimagesof major pre-Columbian archeologicalsites and artifacts Catalogavailable.

American Museum

of Natural History

Departmentof LibraryServices-Special Collections CentralParkWestat 79thSt.

New

^York,

NY

¹⁰⁰²⁴

(212) 769-5400;Fax: (212) 769-5009 email:[email protected]

http://library.amnh.org/special/index.html

Colorslidesavailable

on

exhibithalls anddioramas;

human

evolution;and American Indian,Asian, African, Mesoamericancultures andartifacts.

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