BUBL LINK Updates
Recent Additions to the Catalogue of Academic Internet Resources
16 - 31 January 1999
For live links to all these resources, see
http://bubl.ac.uk/link/updates/current.html
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004 Computing and the Internet
Tutorial: Guide to Effective Searching of the Internet
A guide to finding information on the Internet, providing information
about directories, search engines, intelligent agents and search
strategies. Also covers the basics of Internet searching, keywords,
boolean, advanced searching and pitfalls.
Web Searching, Sleuthing and Sifting
Set of tutorials introducing Web searching methods and techniques.
Includes an overview of the Web, types of information available such
as graphics, audio clips and software, indexes and directories, how to
use search engines effectively, and an overview of multi-search
engines.
Lockergnome
Daily and weekly newsletters about Windows 95, 98 and NT. Delivered
via email, newsletters contain URLs, games, media, fonts, updates,
tips and computer industry news. Free subscription.
Interacting with Intelligent Agents
Article on intelligent agent technology, with a practical guide to
designing, building, evaluating and delivering intelligent agents. A
role-oriented approach to agent interface design is proposed, to
complement task-centred approaches. Various aspects of agents are
considered including autonomy, authority, responsibility, reactivity,
persistency, adaptivity, sociability and tolerance.
Software Agents: A New Generation of Computer Software
Slide show examining the value of software agents by looking at
various types, functions and applications, differences from
conventional software, and benefits to consumers. Includes information
about artificial intelligence in general.
Software Agents for 'Calm Technology': Building Agent-Based Interactive
Learning Environments for Professional Training
Report providing an overview of software agents, describing their
structural and functional dimensions, their use in professional
training, and information about specific agents such as Consulta and
Rataplan.
Software Informer
Article explaining the function and purpose of intelligent software
agents.
Swedish Institute of Computer Science: Intelligent Software Agents
Set of links to information about intelligent agents, arranged by
categories which include integration, mobility, believable agents, and
standards. Resources include organisations, groups, projects,
conferences, bibliographies, mailing lists and a question and answer
forum.
Image File Formats List
List of many of the most common electronic image file formats,
including details of the conversion filters which each format
supports. Formats covered include BMP, JPG, GIF and PDF.
Movie File Formats List
List of many of the most common electronic movie file formats,
including details of programs which support each format. Formats
covered include AVI, GIF, MPG and QT.
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020 Library and Information Science
As We May Think
Influential 1945 article published in Atlantic Monthly which urged
that scientists should attempt to make more accessible their
"bewildering store of knowledge", to give them "access to and command
over the inherited knowledge of the ages", including a proposal for
what is now known as hypertext.
E-Books
A repository of information related to electronic book research and
products, intended to encourage the sharing and analysis of ideas
surrounding electronic books and document readers. The focus is
primarily on tasks, interfaces, and systems rather than content.
Includes numerous links to articles in the popular press as well as
technical and academic articles on electronic books.
Z39.50 Attribute Architecture
Document outlining the Z39.50 attribute architecture, including
revisions based on discussions at ZIG meetings (Z39.50 Implementors
Group) and over the ZIG mailing list, from 1996 onwards. The major
conclusion of the group was that a new architecture for attribute sets
should be developed; they went on to recommend an architecture based
on classes of attribute sets, with expanded attribute types.
Cataloguers Toolbox
Home page for the Bibliographic Control Services of the Queen
Elizabeth II Library at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Includes
details of local cataloguing tools and resources from other sources,
including the Library of Congress, National Library of Canada and
OCLC.
MARC Standards
Information from the MARC Standards office on records and systems,
documentation, software and formats.
Iron Gall Ink Corrosion
Information about iron gall ink and its tendency to slow corrosion.
Provides detailed coverage of the ink's history and ingredients,
research into conservation, and an Ink Corrosion Show of Horrors.
Journal of Digital Information
Online journal which publishes papers on the management, presentation
and uses of information in digital environments. Themes include
digital information design, digital libraries, hypermedia systems,
information management, intelligent agents, interfaces to digital
information, and social consequences. Access to peer-reviewed papers
is free but requires registration.
Internet Access at Public Libraries
Directory of public libraries in the UK offering access to the
Internet, listed by town and by local authority.
Dictionary, Thesaurus, Rhyming, Quotations, Anagrams, Computing
Dictionaries and Other Online Dictionaries
A meta-index for locating definitions, quotations, thesauri entries,
or anagrams of English phrases or computing terms by searching across
a range of sources on the Internet.
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070 News and publishing
Journalism Net
A set of links to journalism resources including search engines,
worldwide telephone directories, and reference sources such as
databases, maps and books. Newspapers, online television, radio and
news archives and country specific resources are also available.
Poynter Online: Computer Assisted Reporting Resource Files
A collection of articles evaluating computer assisted reporting in the
field of journalism. Ethics, decision making, tapping, and training in
US schools are amongst the issues covered.
Oxbow Books
Specialist bookshop and publisher in Oxford dealing mainly in books
about archaeology, classics and medieval topics. Include online
catalogue and ordering facilities.
The Writing is on the Web for Science Journals in Print
Briefing article from "Nature" (January 1999) which argues that "the
big bang of journal proliferation seems set to be followed by a big
crunch", and that the primary role of journals will in future be to
provide papers with an imprimatur of quality and to add editorial
value, while their traditional role as a distribution outlet will
diminish, as the Internet is blurring the traditional roles of
creators, suppliers and distributors of scientific information.
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100 Philosophy and psychology
Religion and Psychoactive Sacraments: An Entheogen Chrestomathy
Bibliographic information and short extracts from over 350 books,
dissertations and journals on the topic of entheogens - psychoactive
plants and chemicals used in a religious context. Excerpts are chosen
to present a diversity of ideas and commentaries about entheogens.
Includes a title and author index, and a subject index which allows
searching of the full text of all entries.
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200 Religion
Catholic Online Saints Index
Biographical information on individuals canonised as saints by the
Roman Catholic Church. Includes information on feast days, patron
saints and frequently asked questions about saints.
Gods, Goddesses and Myth
Biographical information and details of the origin of ancient gods and
goddesses. Includes information on Camelot and Arthurian legend, Greek
mythology, Celtic deities, and Voodoo.
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300 Social sciences
UCSB Anthropology Web
Set of links to anthropology resources including university
departments, journals, societies, teaching materials, museums and
conferences. Subjects such as cultural anthropology, archaeology and
physical anthropology are covered.
European Sociological Association
Information about the association which aims to facilitate
sociological research, teaching and communication on European issues.
Dictionary of Symbolism
Searchable dictionary aiming to provide possible cultural significance
of various symbols, and suggest ways in which those symbols may have
been used in context. An alphabetical listing of all entries is
provided.
Theory, Gender and Identity
Materials about the mass media and its relationship to people's
identities, lives, gender and behaviour. Includes sections on role
models, queer theory, Michel Foucault and Judith Butler.
Statistical Resources on the Web
Index to sources of statistical data available on the Web. Sources are
arranged by category, including agriculture, demographics, economics,
environment, housing, politics and science.
US Government Resources on the Web
A selection of US government resources including federal, foreign,
international, state and local government information. Citation
guides, congressional research, statistical data and debate topics are
included.
Parliamentary Website
Directory of UK MPs, cabinet ministers, departments of state and
ministries, government whips, peers and Euro MPs.
England Plc
Offers listings, rankings, maps, commentary and contacts to allow
users to make informed business decisions by focusing on key economic
indices, the investment climate and regeneration issues. Contains a
summary of the annual print publication. Makes extensive use of files
in Excel and PDF format.
WWLIA Legal Dictionary
A dictionary explaining legal terms in plain English.
International Journal of Communications Law and Policy
Journal covering topics relating to structural and behavioural
regulation and policy in the converging sectors of computing,
telecommunications and broadcasting.
UN Wire: An Independent News Briefing about the UN
A news summary covering the United Nations, global affairs and key
international issues. Topics include health, environment and
sustainable development, women and population, international human
rights, UN Reform, peacekeeping and security.
House of Lords
Documents providing information about the work of the House of Lords
and its select committees. Includes sections on future business,
publications, judicial work and standing orders relating to public
business.
Civil Service Statistics 1998
Facts and figures on Civil Service staffing and spending for 1997-98.
Notes important trends, staff numbers, appointments and resignations,
and progress achieved in establishing executive agencies. Provides
additional details by location, responsibility level and salary.
1999 State of the Union Address
Full text of President Clinton's annual State of the Union Address,
with background materials on selected topics, and reviews of Clinton -
Gore administration accomplishments. Video and audio recordings and
transcripts of the Address and the Republican response are included.
NHS Performance Tables for England 1997/98
Tables showing headline indicators of the performance of NHS Trusts in
England in 1997/98. Indicators include waiting times and complaints.
Living Almanac of Disasters
Summary of natural disasters including fires, earthquakes and
transportation disasters, arranged by date.
Park Search
A guide to state parks, national parks, forests, wildlife refuges and
natural areas in the US. Offers information about size, facilities,
special features such as geysers and hot springs, and an outdoor
activity checklist for each location. Also gives contact details,
opening hours and entry fees. Searches can be conducted by name,
location or by activity.
ZERI: Zero Emissions Research Initiative
An initiative aiming to maximise world resources and create
sustainable industries by making zero emissions a worldwide standard.
Various theories behind the initiative are outlined, news, projects
and research are detailed, and forthcoming schedules are given.
Education Otherwise
A UK-based membership organisation which provides support and
information for families whose children are being educated outside
school, and for those who wish to uphold the freedom of families to
take responsibility for the education of their children.
Schoolzone
UK gateway to online information for schools containing over 30,000
links. Categories include Lesson Planners, Homework Helpers, Careers,
Schools Administration and Reference Library.
Broadcast .com
Collection of links to radio stations worldwide which broadcast live
on the Internet. Stations are arranged by call letters, format or
location.
Digital Librarian: Audio and Video Resources
Links to a variety of online audio and video resources, including
sound file archives and software.
International Dialing Codes
Table listing country codes (for makes telephone calls to that
country) and IDD (International Direct Dialing) prefixes (for dialing
abroad from that country).
World Wide Phone Guide
A guide to some typical issues that arise when using a modem in
different countries. It includes a table of telephone plugs used
worldwide, ways to deal with hard wired phone systems, and how to
handle special situations like digital phones and tax impulses.
Greek Mythology
Biographical information on figures in Greek mythology. Includes an
introduction to the subject, an alphabetical list of the Immortals,
and a comparison of Greek and Roman names.
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400 Language
Language Dictionaries and Translators
Index of online language dictionaries and resources, covering over 100
languages. Also includes a multi-language translator for Web pages and
text, and information on online language courses, language chat sites,
printed resources, ancient language resources and virtual language
schools.
World Wide Words: Exploring the English Language
Definitions and history of English words and phrases. Topical terms
that do not yet have dictionary entries are covered, along with a
section of 'weird words', and answers to users' questions about word
history and usage. Articles on various aspects of language are
available, along with book reviews and a phonetic key.
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500 Natural sciences and mathematics
4000 Years of Women in Science
Biographies of over 125 of the most notable women in science and
technology over the past 4000 years. Biographies are listed by
discipline. Photographs are available for some of the entries.
MATHDI Database
Online version of ZDM, the international abstracting service in
mathematical education. The database can be searched by author,
article title, source of the article, classification of the article,
year of publication, or a combination of these. The database covers
the period from 1976 to the present day. Search results can be
displayed in HTML, ASCII, Bibtex, DVI and PostScript, and in a long or
short format.
ATSR Average Sea Surface Temperature Products
Set of monthly maps of average sea surface temperature (ASST) from
1995 on, plus an animation of all ASST images from July 1996, which
helps illustrates how sea temperature changes through the year.
Climate Change Conference Proceedings 1998
Major issues addressed in these proceedings include targets and
timetables for a climate regime, north-south equity, benefits and
costs, and links with other international treaties. Includes abstracts
and reports from four separate sessions organised jointly by
Germanwatch and Globe EU.
Climate of 1998 Annual Review
A textual and graphical overview of weather patterns throughout 1998.
Regional and seasonal variations in the US are discussed, together
with global temperatures, precipitation and natural disasters.
Additional resources include archived 1998 monthly and special
reports.
CSU Bioweb
A collection of biological science resources for teaching and
research. Includes articles, lectures, activities, diagrams and images
for a range of subjects such as botany, cell biology, ecology,
palaeontology and zoology.
Protein Information Resource
An extensive, annotated and non-redundant set of protein sequence
databases in which over 115,000 entries are classified into family
groups and alignments of each group are available.
Centraalbureau voor Schimmelcultures Microbial Databases
The Dutch node of the Microbial Information Network Europe (MINE), CBS
maintains and distributes collections of cultures such as fungi,
yeasts, bacteria, phabagen, aphyllophorales and fusarium. Databases
can be searched by species name, strain number, or properties of
species and strains. Also provides identification and research
services, and offers consultancy, information services and training
courses.
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600 Technology (applied sciences)
Edison Motion Picture and Sound Recording
A collection of motion pictures, disc sound recordings, photographs,
advertisements, and magazine articles made by Thomas Edison and his
companies. The history of Edison's inventions is traced, as well as
focusing on the life of the inventor with a timeline of significant
events. Motion pictures are available in either MPEG or Quicktime
format.
National Research Register
Register of ongoing and recently completed research projects funded by
the National Health Service. Searchable by full-text of records or by
Medical Subject Headings (MeSH).
International Bibliographic Information on Dietary Supplements IBIDS
Database
Database containing bibliographic records and abstracts of articles
published about dietary supplements. Covers topics such as vitamins,
minerals, herbal and botanical supplements, and is searchable by
keyword.
Cancer Statistics for 1998
Facts and figures on cancer, covering cancer in minorities, tobacco
use, nutrition and diet, environmental cancer risks, sources of
statistics and graphical data.
Sandia MEMS Image Gallery
A set of images of micromachines so small that they are imperceptible
to the human eye, some with gears no bigger than a grain of pollen.
Many of the black and white images include dust mites or spider mites
to provide a sense of scale. Also some moving images, in Quicktime
format.
All You Can Eat
A guide to pesticides found in certain foods. A section titled Daily
Fare shows how many pesticides are eaten in a typical day; fruit salad
roulette reveals the pesticides in a typical fruit salad or individual
piece of fruit; the EWG Supermarket selects a food type, listing
pesticides and health risks involved; and a Kids Menu analyses
pesticides eaten by children aged between one and five in a typical
day. Tips for reducing exposure to such pesticides are included.
Ceramic History
Illustrated ceramic history. Headings include Clay and Process, The
Studio Pot, European Influences: Lucie Rie and Hans Coper, Art
Schools, Function in Studio Pottery, Necessary and Unnecessary Pots.
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700 The arts
Words of Art
A glossary of terms in visual art theory and criticism.
All Music Guide
Guide to music artists, including information on albums, songs,
publishing, and biographical information. Searchable by name, album,
song, style and label, it encompasses a wide range of musical styles,
including rock, country, reggae and folk. Also includes recent music
related news.
Dancer DNA
Dancer DNA is a piece of software that analyses the music spectrum in
real-time to evolve 3D animations from audio CDs. It combines elements
of computing, music, evolutionary theory, and fast 3D graphics to
generate bizarre animated creations which dance to music from an audio
CD, DJ deck, or live act. Dancer DNA will react to voice, live music,
dance music, classical music, or any sound. Documentation is available
for the genetic description language to assist music analysis.
Classical Composers Database
Index of sources relating to over 800 classical composers.
Music Heritage Network Instrument Encyclopedia
Illustrated articles on musical instruments, arranged by instrument
type, by Sachs-Hornbostel classification headings and by country of
origin.
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800 Literature and rhetoric
Database of Award-winning Children's Literature
Database of children's literature searchable by keyword, reading
level, genre, language, historical period, and gender and ethnicity of
the protagonist.
Emory Women Writers Resource Project
Collection of women's writing from the seventeenth to nineteenth
centuries, including works by Margaret Cavendish, Anne Wentworth and
Aphra Behn.
London Review of Books Online
Magazine founded in 1979 and printed twice per month. It is dedicated
to carrying on the tradition of the English essay and gives its
contributors space and freedom to develop ideas at length and in
depth. Regular contributors include Frank Kermode, John Bayley, Alan
Bennett, Marina Warner, Jenny Diski, Christopher Hitchens, Adam
Phillips, Hilary Mantel, Colm Toibin, Stephen Sedley, Edward Said,
Jonathan Coe and Tom Paulin. The online edition includes two complete
articles from each issue, plus a list of the contents of the print
edition and the letters column. A full list of articles in the archive
is also available.
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900 Geography and history
National Museum of American Jewish History
Digital images of exhibitions exploring the evolution of Jewish
identity in America. Photographs of recent acquisitions are shown, as
are exhibitions dating back to the museum's founding in 1976.
Horus' History Links
Set of documents providing information about the history of specific
countries, times and places. Areas of history such as medicine and
science are also covered.
Biographical Dictionary
Brief biographical information about over 25,000 notable individuals
from ancient times to the present day. Searchable by name, birth or
death years, positions held, professions, literary and artistic works,
miscellaneous achievements, and other keywords.
Archaeological Objects Thesaurus
Thesaurus which aims to establish a standard for recording
archaeological object names. Terms are listed alphabetically and by
over 20 class groups such as architecture, food preparation and
consumption, and measurement.
Publishers of Archaeological Material
Extensive directory containing the names and addresses for publishers
of serials, books, reports, and pamphlets that have been included in
the British and Irish Archaeological Bibliography since 1992.
Archaeological Computing Newsletter
Tables of contents for the quarterly newsletter focusing on a wide
range of aspects of computing in archaeology.
Archaeological Serials
Directory of archaeology journals, listed alphabetically and by
publisher. Provides details of title, place of publication, publisher,
recommended title abbreviation, current editor(s), frequency of issue,
ISSN and Internet link when available.
Archaeometry
Contents for current issue of the international research journal
covering the involvement of the sciences with archaeology and art
history. Topics covered include dating methods, artefact studies,
mathematical methods, remote sensing techniques and conservation
science.
Environmental Archaeology: The Journal of Human Palaeoecology
Offers contents and some abstracts for articles from all fields of
environmental archaeology, from methodology to synthesis and theory.
Ancient Metallurgy Research Group
Research group focusing on metals in antiquity, from biochemical and
geochemical studies of archaeological materials to theoretical
considerations of prehistoric and early historic metal making and use.
Offers information on research projects, publications and related
links.
Archaeometallurgy: The Domain of Old Metals
Highlights resources, projects, bibliographic resources, services and
events relating to archaeometallurgy.
Historical Metallurgy Society
Society for the exchange of information and research in historical
metallurgy, which covers all aspects of the history of metals and
associated materials, production and use, technology and economics,
from prehistory to the present. Offers information on publications,
journal contents, events and a bibliography.
Resistivity Surveying
Description of a system intended for use by amateur archaeologists
which uses soil resistivity to survey archaeological sites.
Sixty Centuries of Copper
Book about the history of copper mining, the development of
metal-working processes and the uses of copper through the past six
thousand years. Covers information about the raw material, and the use
of copper in Ancient Greece and Rome, the industrial age, and in
electrical engineering.
Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology and History
Contents and information about the annual journal concerned with the
archaeology and history of England and its neighbours during the
Anglo-Saxon period (AD 400 to 1100).
Archaeological and Historical Journals in Ireland
List of over 40 Irish archaeology and history journals, providing
descriptions, bibliographic information, and some contents and
abstracts.
Archaeology Ireland
Quarterly magazine containing articles about current research in
archaeology, news, opinion pieces and book reviews. Contents and
selected full-text articles available.
Journal of Irish Archaeology
Contents, abstracts and some images from the journal which aims to
promote research into Irish archaeology and related European topics.
Covers prehistoric and historic period archaeology in Ireland and
relevant areas of theory and methodological innovation.
Tipperary Historical Journal
Tables of contents for the annual journal on the history and
archaeology of County Tipperary. Recent journal themes include The
Great Famine 1845 - 1852 and The Young Ireland Rising 1848.
Discovery Programme, Ireland
Archaeological research programme to study human life in Ireland from
earliest times. Explores the problems of human settlement in the late
prehistoric period, focusing on areas such as Tara, North Munster,
Western Stone Forts, and the Ballyhoura Hills.
Email Directory for Irish Archaeology
Email addresses of professional archaeologists and postgraduate
students working in, or doing research into, Irish archaeology.
History and Archaeology of Ireland
Summary of Irish history and archaeology in five chapters covering
pre-history, the Early Christian period, the Middle Ages, the Early
Modern period, 18th Century and modern Ireland.
Irish Heritage Council: Archaeology
Information about projects, submissions, and purpose of the Heritage
Council, and a guide to Irish archaeological sites.
Subterranea Britannica
Society devoted to the study and investigation of man-made and
man-used underground places.
Glasgow's Secret Geometry
Summary of a book about the discovery that Glasgow is built over a
framework of prehistoric site alignments, covering the observation,
classification, hypothesis, prediction and testing of the research.
Archaeology of Ancient Ireland
Article on archaeology in Prehistoric and Early Christian Ireland,
covering food and farming, implements, artwork and manuscripts.
Anglo-Saxon Brooches
Short illustrated introduction to the brooches of 5th century Anglian
migrants, made mainly of iron or bronze.
Brick and Tile Services
Information about a company which records, analyses and researches
ceramic building materials from archaeological excavations, such as
Roman and medieval sites. Includes an events noticeboard and a
bibliography.
Council for British Archaeology: Finds Research Group
Forum for people interested in or researching artefacts of the Saxon,
Viking, Medieval and Post-Medieval periods.
Prehistoric Ceramics Research Group
Group focusing general and practical aspects of prehistoric ceramic
material, including ceramics from the Neolithic and earlier Bronze Age
periods. Offers information on publications and research projects.
Thomas Bateman's Ten Years' Diggings: Benty Grange, Derbyshire
Account by Thomas Bateman, a 19th century antiquarian, of the
excavation of a barrow at Benty Grange, Derbyshire in 1848. Describes,
with illustrations, the discovery of an Anglo-Saxon helmet and other
ornaments.
Western Stone Forts Project
Article about the history, purpose and construction of Irish stone
forts, focusing on those in the Aran Islands, Galway Bay.
Angelcynn: Clothing and Appearance of the Pagan Anglo-Saxons
Illustrated article discussing the clothing of early Anglo-Saxons,
thought to be similar to that of continental Germanic peoples.
Anglo-Saxon Books
Publisher covering many aspects of Anglo-Saxon history, language and
culture. Topics dealt with include food, law, runes, Christianity,
women, verse, warriors, magic, legends, monastic sign language,
riddles and the Old English language.
Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries
Data relating to early Anglo-Saxon cemeteries, and discussion on
social aspects of burial, ageing and sexing Anglo-Saxon burials and
artefact categories.
Anglo-Saxon Derbyshire: Summary Report
Information about a research project into the Anglo-Saxon archaeology
of lowland Derbyshire, which aims to produce a gazetteer and synthesis
of sites and finds.
Anglo-Saxon Village, West Stow
Short description with photographs from the reconstruction of an
Anglo-Saxon village near Bury St Edmunds.
Roman Small Town at Shepton Mallet, Somerset
Information about a project to excavate the remains of a Roman small
town, including buildings, field boundaries, tracks and burial areas,
discovered in 1990. Offers descriptions and photographs of the
excavation process, site and history of Roman towns.
Romarch UK: Britannia
Index of materials and institutions related to Roman art and
archaeology in Britain, arranged geographically.
Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Society for those interested in the study of Rome and the Roman
Empire. Scope includes Roman history, archaeology, literature and art
to about AD 700.
Holocaust Pictures Exhibition
A selection of photographs and documents relating to the Holocaust.
Descriptions are available in French and English.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
America's national institution for the documentation, study, and
interpretation of Holocaust history. Includes information about the
museum, and a range of online exhibitions on specific aspects of the
Holocaust.
Truth and Reconciliation Commission Final Report
Full text of the report from the commission chaired by Archbishop
Desmond Tutu and established in 1995 to investigate human rights
violations in South Africa committed by all sides during the apartheid
era.
Drawing Shadows to Stone: Photographing North Pacific Peoples
Set of around 1200 photographs taken on the Jesup North Pacific
Expedition (1897 -1902), providing a visual record of daily life of
northern peoples and their cultures, including Chukchi, Lamut, Evenk
(Tungus), Haida, Heiltsuk, Koryak, Nanai, Yukaghir and Yupik (Siberian
Eskimo). The photographs provide an early example of use of the camera
as an anthropological tool.
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