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International Exhibitions 1851 – 1938: A Visual Library A web-based ‘Visual Library’ of images and text related to international exhibitions in the period 1851-1938. The resource can be searched either by a specific exhibition, or by themes that span the whole period such as ‘Empire’, ‘souvenirs’ or ‘display design.’ Subject Area: History of Art Resource Type: Website |
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Introduction to Social Documentary An illustrated guide to the history and practice of documentary-making, with a particular focus on social documentary. Subject Area: Media Studies: Film & Television Resource Type: Websites |
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Introduction to the Work of the Scottish Photographers, David Hill and Robert Adamson A website with Flash content which explores the enduring influence of Hill and Adamson in the history of photography. Subject Area: Photography Resource Type: QuickTime movie |
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Litreachas na Gàidhlig anns an fhicheadamh linn / Twentieth century Gaelic literature A web-based guide to twentieth century Gaelic literature, written by renowned poet and broadcaster Aonghas MacNeacail, writer-in-residence at the Gaelic medium college, Sabhal Mor Ostaig. Subject Area: Celtic / Gaelic Studies Resource Type: Website |
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Website designed and developed by the pupils of QueensFerry Primary School. Subject Area: History / Monarchy Resource Type: website |
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Medieval Literatures of the Highlands and Islands; An Introduction to Old Norse Studies Extracts from materials for learning units contained within a virtual learning environment. Includes lecture notes, seminar topics and links to further resources. Subject Area: Cultural Studies Resource Type: VLE materials |
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