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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34 Friday, January 29, 1982

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NEW YORK — The dis-
covery of the medieval
Jewish Mongolian popula-
tin of the Celarevo region of
Yugoslavia was the subject
of a recent international
symposium in Belgrade.
Organized by the Jewish
Museum in Belgrade and
the City Museum of Novi
Sad in Yugoslavia, the
symposium brought to-
gether scholars from across
Europe to assess the infor-
mation developed since ar-
cheological excavations
eight years ago unearthed
250 graves at a brickyard in
Celarevo.
They also discovered
fragments of Roman bricks
with a menora, Hebrew let-
tering and Jewish symbols
inscribed on them.
In 1973, a preliminary
investigation revealed that
the 248 skeletons dis-
covered in the graves be-
longed to a basically Mongo-
lian population. One of the

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NEW YORK — Robert H.
Arnow of New York has
been named president of the
American Associates of
Ben-Gurion University.
Arnow is chairman of the
board of the Jewish Week
and executive committee
chairman of the Jewish
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rently a member of the
board of directors and of the
Steering Committee of
United Jewish Appeal/
Federation in New York, he
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Senator Richard B. Stone,
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Celarevo skeletons was sent
to the research laboratory of
the British Museum, for
radio-carbon dating, and
was found to be about 1,000
years old.
Analysis revealed that
the Mongolians living in
Celarevo came into con-
tact with Judaism and
adopted some Jewish
practices. However, due
to the lack of comparat-
ive anthropological data,
it is still not quite clear
who these Mongolian
people were.
Many participants in the
symposium put forward the
theory that the population
under study was probably of
Khazar origin. The
Khazars, a national group
of general Turkic type,
commanded a sovereign
empire in Eastern Europe
between the seventh and
tenth centuries. The lead-
ing Khazars of the period
professed Judaism.

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When completed, the
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NCSY Offers
Summer Tours
in Israel, U.S.

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NEW YORK — The Na-
tional Conference of
Synagogue Youth (NCSY)
is offering two programs in
Israel and one in the United
States this summer. The
programs are designed for
children 12-18 years of age.
For youngsters 12-14,
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