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Rahanwein
Resistance Army (RRA)
Old news so to speak. When the US
began to make moves to back the RRA against the
TNG the situation stabilized and we never had to
go in. (The Rahanwein Resistance Army (RRA) is a
clan-based faction of the Somali Reconciliation
and Restoration Council (SRRC). The RRA has been
meeting with DOD/CIA operatives to prepare for
taking the war on Terrorism to Somalia. They are
preparing to fight the the Transitional National
Government (TNG) which is allied with the Al
Qaeda network. The RRA has also been helping the
US scout for the logistical infrastructure
nessasary for taking the war to Somalia.)
Rahanwein Resistance Army fought
with the forces of Hussein Aideed for control of
the town of Baidoa, 1999.
Somalia
Rakht-e-khab
peech
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Rakhsh
Rakhsh or in English
"Lightning," is the legendary horse of
the great Southwest Asian hero Rustam, Rakhsh is
a key character in the Shah-nameh(Book of Kings).
Through many adventures Rakhsh carries and
sometimes even defends Rustam until they die
together in a "bed of spears" trap laid
by Rustam's evil half-brother Shaghad.
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Arabzadeh Carpet Museum
Museum of Persian carpets &
carpet designs
Mr. Kamal Arabzadeh
Tel : +98 21 2847911-13, 2849775, 2849754
Fax : +98 21 2849712
Address : # 7, Boostan 1 St., Pasdaran Ave.,
Tehran, Iran
Open 8:30 to 6
Closed Fridays and holidays
Rastehzadeh .
Rautenstengel,
Annette & Volker.
The Rautenstengels are a German
husband and wife team who did some very important
work in identifying structural peculiarities in
the Thompson Imreli group of Turkmen weavings.
The group is popularly called Eagle group.
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Azadi, S. Studien Zur Teooich-Kultur Der Turkmen.
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The Rautenstengels became rather
unpopular for their rebuttal of Ned Long's review
of their book Golklan-Tukmenen und ihreTeppiche
in Oriental Rug Review, Vol. 13, No. 1,
October/November, 1992. Ned Long described their
rebuttal as "mean spirited".Many people
felt Long wwas being generous and in some
quarters the Rautenstengels became known as the
"Rotten Stinkers". I think (hope) here
is a possibility that what they wrote may have
may not have translated well from the
Rautenstengels native German.
The Rautenstengel Eagle Group
Turkmen criteria
Group I: 3- and
4-ply pile yarn. Asymmetrical knot open
to the left. Wool weft with at least one
silk weft shoot, usually dyed red. Dark
red-brown field color. Primary gul is
similar to Moshkova's LIX,3. (Seven
carpets listed and illustrated.)
Group II: 2-ply
pile yarn. Asymmetrical knot open to the
right. Wool weft with at least one cotton
(not silk) weft shoot. Medium red-brown
field color. Primary gul is similar to
Moshkova's LIX,6. (Eleven carpets listed;
ten illustrated.)
Group III: 3-ply
pile yarn. Asymmetrical knot open to the
left. Wool weft; may or may not have silk
or cotton shoots. Dark aubergine field
color. Primary gul is similar to
Moshkova's LIX,6. (Three carpets listed
and illustrated.)
In addition, there are
seven possibly related main carpets
listed that differ from Groups I through
III by at least one key trait. None has
silk weft shoots, and two are woven with
symmetrical knots. Golklan-Tukmenen und
ihreTeppiche
Rippon-Boswell
Rautenstengel Eagle Group II Main Carpet lot 21
Guide to Turkmen Rugs
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Raziq, Fazle.
Fazle Raziq is an al-Qaeda
operative was arrested in Peshawar by Pakistani
authorities. Raziq is being held for
interrogation. News sources say that he was on a
mission that ``entailed action against military
targets in Kuwait,''.
Taliban Gets 3 Days to Quit Kunduz; U.S. Says No
Pact
Publication: Bloomberg News
Date: 11/20/2001
Author: Kate Linebaugh
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Residenzmuseum
The former Bavarian Royal Palace
Royal used by the Wittelsbach family
Winged Genii
Portrayed on Classical Carpet Borders
RESIDENZMUSEUM and SCHATZKAMMER:
3 Max Joseph Place. Daily except Mon 10-4:30.
Take trolley #1,4,21, and get off at OPERA. The
RESIDENZMUSEUM was the official Palace of
Bavarian Kings, and contains Court rooms from
various periods. All of them have been
beautifully restored after complete destruction
during WW2. The SCHATZKAMMER has a splendid
collection of jewelry, all reflecting the vast
wealth of Bavarian Royalty. The various museums
are part of the same building. home.att.net/~genegill2/GERMANY16Munich.doc
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"Detecting
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Reza-i Abbasi
One of the greatest Persian
artists active 1587-1635
Reza-i Abbasi in the State
Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Reza-i Abbasi in the State
Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Reza-i Abbasi in the Detroit Institute of Arts,
Michigan
Reza-i Abbasi in the Detroit Institute of Arts,
Michigan
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Database
Man
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225-253.
Richards,
Donald Sidney.
University Lecturer in Arabic;
Fellow of St Cross College, Oxford.
Research Interests: Medieval
Islamic History (Ayyubid and Mamluk periods)
Historiography Archival Material and Diplomatics
Courses Taught: History of Egypt
(10th to 14th Centuries) Classical Arabic Prose
Literature (al-Jahiz and al-Hamadhani) Selected
Arabic Historical Texts
Richards, D. S. "Arabic
Documents from the Karaite Community in
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Richards, D. S. "A Late
Mamluk Document Concerning Frankish Commercial
Practice at Tripoli" in BSOAS. Vol. 62: No.
1. 1999. 21-35.
Richards, D. S. "The Mamluk
Chancery Manual Tathqîf al-Ta`rîf: Its Author's
Identity and Manuscripts" in Cahiers
d'onomastique arabe 1985-1987. Paris: Éditions
du Centre national de la recherche scientifique,
1989. 97-101.
Richards, D. S. "A Mamluk
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1991. 63-67.
Richards, D. S. "A Mamluk
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al-Jaysh" in BSOAS. Vol. 40. 1977. 1-14.
Richards, D. S. "The Qasama
in Mamluk Society: Some Documents from the Haram
Collection in Jerusalem" in AI. Vol. 25.
1991. 245-284.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
The Lion of Egypt: Sultan Baybars I and the Near
East in the Thirteenth Century, by Peter Thorau,
and translated by Peter M. Holt" in
BSOAS. Vol. 56. 1993. 199.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti, by Elizabeth M.
Sartain" in IJMES. Vol. 11. 1980. 141-142.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Twilight of Majesty: The Reigns of Mamluk Sultans
Al-Ashraf Qaytbay and Qansuh al-Ghawri in Egypt,
by Carl F. Petry" in JRAS. Vol. (3rd ser.)
5. 1995. 108-110.
Richards, D. S. "Review of A
Catalogue of the Islamic Documents from al-Haram
as-Sarif in Jerusalem, by Donald P. Little"
in BSOAS. Vol. 50. 1987. 362-364.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
The Middle East in the Middle Ages: The Early
Mamluk Sultanate 1250-1382, by Robert Irwin"
in JRAS. No. 1. 1987. 114-115.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Mongols and Mamluks: The Mamluk-Ilkhanid War,
1260-1281, by Reuven Amitai-Preiss" in
BSOAS. Vol. 59: No. 2. 1996. 381.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Islamic Metalwork: The Nuhad es-Said Collection,
by James W. Allan" in Middle East Studies
Association Bulletin. Vol. 17: No. 1. 1983.
76-77.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Al-Quds al-Mamlukiyya: A History of Mamluk
Jerusalem Based on the Haram Documents, by Huda
Lutfi" in BSOAS. Vol. 51. 1988. 122-123.
Richards, D. S. "Review of A
Turning Point in Mamluk History: The Third Reign
of al-Nasir Muhammad ibn Qalawun (1310-1341), by
Amalia Levanoni" in JRAS. Vol. (3rd ser.) 6:
No. 2. 1996. 245-246.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
History and Historiography of the Mamluks, by
Donald P. Little" in JSS. Vol. 34: No. 1.
1989. 227-228.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Arabic Historical Thought in the Classical
Period, by Tarif Khalidi" in Journal of
Islamic Studies. Vol. 8: No. 2. 1997. 239-240.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Early Mamluk Diplomacy (1260-1290): Treaties of
Baybars and Qalawun with Christian Rulers, by P.
M. Holt" in BSOAS. Vol. 60. 1997. 357-358.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Egypt and Syria in the Fatimid, Ayyubid and
Mamluk Eras, edited by Urbain Vermeulen and
Daniel De Smet" in JRAS. Vol. 7. 1997.
295-296.
Richards, D. S. "Review of
Islam and the Abode of War, by David Ayalon"
in JRAS. Vol. 6. 1996. 99-100.
Richards, D. S. "The Mamluk
Barid: Some Evidence from the Haram
Documents" in Studies in the History and
Archaeology of Jordan. Muhammad `Adnan al-Bakhit
(edited by). Vol. 3. Amman: Department of
Antiquities, 1987. 205-209.
Richards, D. S. "Mamluk
Amirs and Their Families and Households" in
The Mamluks in Egyptian Politics and Society.
Philipp, Thomas (edited by). Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 1998. 32-54.
Issawi, Charles. "The
Decline of the Middle Eastern Trade,
1100-1850" in Islam and the Trade of Asia: A
Colloquium. Richards, D. S. (edited by). Oxford:
Bruno Cassirer, 1970. 245-266.
Scanlon, George T. "Egypt
and China: Trade and Imitation" in Islam and
the Trade of Asia: A Colloquium. Richards, D. S.
(edited by). Oxford: Bruno Cassirer, 1970. 81-95.
Richards, John F
Professor Richards is a brilliant
scholar and a true gentleman. I will always be
grateful for his kind and patient advice,
Richards, John F. The Mughal
Empire. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University
Press, 1993.
Richards, John F.: Power,
Administration and Finance in Mughal India,
Bacharach, Jere L. "Monetary
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Great uncle to Manfred von
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German explorer, geologist, and
geographer.
Prussian expedition in E Asia
(1860–62),
Western United States expedition
(1862–68),
China and Japan expeditions
(1868–72).
Professor university of Bonn
(1875–83),
Professor university of Leipzig
(1883–86),
Professor university of Berlin
(from 1886)
Founder and the first director
(1902–5) of the Institut für Meereskunde,
Berlin.
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of geography at University of Leipzig
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"Ching-Foong" Printing
Office/"North-China Herald", Shanghai
1872 12 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches, 86 pages. Several
volumes at least 7 or 8.
Ridge, Thomas
Director of Homeland Security,
former Congressman, and two term Governor of
Pennsylvania. I knew Tom back when he was a
Congressman working his way around thePa
political establishment seeking higher office.
Tom always reminded me of Dick Tracy or Tom
Dewey. He was a moderate (liberal). Now to some
people moderate was a good thing and it has
served him well. However when I remember him as a
moderate I also remember that Tom supports
murdering babies and was a weak sister in
Congress when it came to Conservative issues. Tom
was cut from the same bolt of cloth as Arlen
Spector but I never thought he was as bright. I
may have been wrong about that Tom Ridge has gone
farther than I ever expected. One big thing Ridge
had going for him was that he was seen by many as
a Elsie
Hillman favorite. Elsie is a major player in
Pa. politics and she supported and encouraged
pro-infanticide liberal Republicans.
Ridge was born in 1945, while his
father was away in the Navy during World War II.
His father later became a meat salesman in Erie,
Pa., where the family lived in public housing. http://abcnews.go.com/sections/GMA/GoodMorningAmerica/WTC_011008_RidgeProfile.html
Scholarship student at Harvard,
B.A. with honors in 1967.
Tom was drafted into the Army
during his time at Dickinson Law School in
Carlisle, Pa. Unlike many of the Chicken Hawks in
the Bush administration Tom was a war hero who
served in Vietnam earning the Bronze Star in
combat. He then returned to Dickinson Law.
Elsie Picture
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Robinson, B.W., Skelton, R.W.,
Spuhler, F., Fehervari, G. Watson, O, &
Pinder-Wilson, R.H. Islamic Art in the Kier
Collection London 1988.
Robinson, B.W. Persian Lacquer
and the Bern Historical Museum Casket
Orientations OCT 85
Robinson, Basil W. Persian
Drawing From the 14th through the 19th century.
New York, 1965.
Robinson, William.
Tresors 1994, by Herbert J.
Exner, The Singapore Fair and an interview with
William Robinson of Christie's, Oriental Rug
Review, Vol. 15/5
Rocklin, Keith.
Keith Rocklin operates Keith
Rocklin Oriental Rugs, dealer in collectible
rugs, bags and textiles including Pre-Columbian.
General consultant in finer antique rugs and
textiles primarily from the Middle East, but also
including Pre-Columbian and European."Also
rare and better books relating to these.
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Dealer List - Keith Rocklin Oriental Rugs
Hali 77 "Water Symbolism in
Nazca Textiles".
"An Introduction to
Pre-Columbian Textiles," Rocklin, Keith,
Oriental Rug Review XIV/1/10-15 (cover article)
Hali, preview article for Santa
Monica ACOR
Hali, full page illustrated
analyses of a Pre-Columbian textile exhibited at
the Philadelphia ICOC
Rodee, M.E.
Rogers, Clive
Rogers, J. M
Rogers, J. M. (ed) The Topkapi
Saray Museum: Carpets. Translated, expanded and
edited...from the original Turkish
Rogers, J. M. ed.: The Topkapi
Museum: Carpets ; Germany: 1987.
Rogers, J. M.: The Topkapi
Museum: Costumes, Embroideries, and Other
Textiles ; Boston: 1986.
Rogers,
J. M. Mughal Miniatures. New York: Thames and
Hudson, 1993.
Rohani, Nasrin,
Roosevelt, Kim.
Kim Roosevelt was CIA and was Don Wilber's
boss in Operation Ajax.
Member Metropolitan
Club, Washington DC.
Roosevelt, Kermit. Countercoup,
the struggle for the control of Iran New York :
McGraw-Hill, c1979.
Rosen-Ayalon, Myriam.
Rosenberg, Ray
Rosenthal, F.
Rosenthal, F. (1948). "Abu
Hiyan al-Tawhidi on Penmanship"Ars Islamica
13-14: 1-30.
Rosenthal, F. (1961).
"Significant Uses of Arabic Writing"
Ars Orientalis 4: 15-23.
Rosenthal, F. (1948). "Abu
Hiyan al-Tawhidi on Penmanship"Ars Islamica
13-14: 1-30.
Rosenthal, F. (1961).
"Significant Uses of Arabic Writing"
Ars Orientalis 4: 15-23.
Rosenthal, Franz.
"Significant Uses of Arabic Writing" in
Ars Orientalis. Vol. 4. 1961. 15-23.
Rosintal, J.,
Rosintal, J., Pendentifs, Trompen
und Stalakiten, (Berlin: 1912).
Rosintal, J., Pendentifs, Trompen
und Stalakiten, (Berlin: 1912).
Rossetti, B.
Rossetti, B. DIE TURKMENEN UND
IHRE TEPPICHE. EINE ETHNOLOGISCHE STUDIE. (The
Turkmen and their carpets, an ethnographi
Rossetti, Brigitte: Die Turkmenen
und Ihre Teppiche (Turkomans and Their Rugs) ;
Berlin: 1992.
Rostov, Charles
Roth, Andrew.
Roth is actually the former US
naval intelligence officer Lieutenant Andrew
Roth, who fled a Grand Jury indictment issued in
August 1948 after he was caught by the FBI
passing US naval intelligence documents to a
Soviet agent named Philip Jaffe, who edited a
magazine entitled Amerasia based in
offices on 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. Roth
only escaped immediate incarceration because the
FBI had used illicit surveillance methods. http://www.guardianlies.com/Section%203/page3.html
Known associate of Owen Lattimore.
Roth, F.O.
Butterweck, G., Kryza-Gersch, F.,
Neuber, E., Roth, F.O., Stanzer, W., &
Trimbacher, P. Anitique Anatolian Carpets
Rothberg,
Michael.
Michael Rothberg is a collector
of tribal weavings from the San Francisco bay
area.
"Baluch Rugs", Chicago:
ACOR II, 1994
"Turkoman Roundtable",
Chicago: Panelist ACOR
II, 1994 Michael Rothberg
"Chodor Or
Pseudo-Chodor?" Santa Monica: ACOR 3, 1996.
"Mystery of Baluch Prayer
Rugs" Denver: ACOR4 Focus Session, 1998.
Rove, Karl.
Rowland, Benjamin, Jr.
Former acting curator of Oriental
Art at the Fogg Museum, Harvard University.
Rowland, Benjamin, Jr. Gandhara
Sculpture From Pakistan Museums. New York: Asia
Society, 1960.
Roy, P.C.,
Roy, P.C., The Coinage of
Northern India, (New Delhi: 1980).
Roy, P.C., The Coinage of
Northern India, (New Delhi: 1980).
Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney
Roxburgh, David,
Roxburgh, David, “Our Works
Point to Us:” Album Making, Collecting, and
Art (1427-1565) under the Timurids and Safavids,
Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Pennsylvania,
(Philadelphia: 1996).
RPG-7s
Rudbar
Rudenko, S.
Rudnick,
Mitchell & Rosalie
New England rug collectors who
also owned a vegetal dye kilim shop (now sold) in
Sunapee, New Hampshire. The Rudnicks are known
for their collection of rugs including some
Caucasian rugs and for being active in the New
England Rug Society.
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Mitchell
& Rosalie Rudnick
"Memorable Rugs" Santa
Monica: ACOR 3, 1996. (Rosalie Rudnick)
"Good Rug? Great Rug?"
Denver: ACOR4 Focus Session, Panel, 1998.
(Rosalie Rudnick)
"What's a Weaving
Masterpiece?" Denver: ACOR4 Focus Session,
1998. (Rosalie Rudnick)
Rue,Bob
Bob Rue grew up around his
fathers rug cleaning plant in Clear Water
Florida. He attributes a lot of his success to
the lessons he learned from the older Armenians
and Turkish Jews who taught him rugs when he was
a boy. He has operated the Sarouk Shop in New
Orleans since 1974.
Rug
& Carpet Dealers In The U.S.
Ru Korsi
Rug
Rug Cleaning
Rug Warehouse
Ruggles,
D. Fairchild.
Department of Near Eastern
Studies, Cornell University
Bloom, Jonathan M. et al. The
Minbar from the Kutubiyya Mosque. New York:
Metropolitan Museum of Art and Ediciones El Viso,
Madrid, with Badi Palace, Marrakesh, and Ministry
of Cultural Affairs, Kingdom of Morocco, 1998.
124 pp. ; 80 color ills. Review by D. Fairchild Ruggles,
Runge, Tad.
Runner
Ruprecht, William.
Also The Russian Ethnographic
Museum.
The most Important Turkmen rug
collections in the world. Includes the Dudin
collection. While there are other important
collections none matches the Russian Ethnography
Museum for quality and information. Many of the
pieces have a far more detailed provenance then
is usual.
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Rustam
Rutherford, T.
Rutherford, T., Eiland, M.L.,
Shimkhada, D., Wright, N.H. Woven Jewels,
Tibetian Rugs From Southern.
Rutschowscaya,
M.-H.
Rutherford,
Thomas.
Thomas Rutherford is a collector
of Tibetan weavings living in Glendale, CA.
"Tibetan Rugs" Santa
Monica: ACOR 3, 1996.
Ruthven, Peter.
Ryder, M.L.
Ryder is considered the authority
on sheep and the interaction of man and sheep
from the dawn of man.
Ryder, M.L. Sheep And Man. 1983,
Duckworth.
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Copyright Barry O'Connell 2004 - 2006.
Last revised: March 24, 2009.
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