BLDGBLOG Visualising China: explore historical photos of China <div style="width: 22em; position: absolute; left: 50%; margin-left: -11em; color: red; background-color: white; border: 1px solid red; padding: 4px; font-family: sans-serif"> Your web browser must have JavaScript enabled in order for this application to display correctly.</div> China 1850—1950: an interactive resource Sign in My Workbench A rural woman with a toddler This charming portrait is one of scores of similar ones taken by Shanghai detective William Armstrong, in the Taihu region west of Shanghai. Featured photo set: Shanghai on the move Shanghai moving fascinated professional and snapshot photographers alike. Bringing Chinese history to life... Visualising China is a JISC-funded project to allow users to explore and enhance more than 8000 digitised images of photographs of China taken between 1850 and 1950. Read more about Visualising China. Latest from the blog Funded by JISC | built by ILRT | additional support from The British Academy, AHRC and University of Bristol.
Home: Art Images for College Teaching Art Images for College Teaching (AICT) began as a personal project dedicated to the principle of free exchange of image resources for and among members of the educational community. The University of Michigan Library provides access to this collection for educational and research purposes. Allan T. Kohl, the creator of this collection, has dedicated any copyright he might hold in the collection to the public domain, via the CC0 1.0 Public Domain Dedication. Citation of Art Images for College Teaching/Allan T. For further information, please contact:
Mardin 1915 - Yves Ternon - Revue d'Histoire Arménienne Contemporaine LIVRE PREMIER. Reconstitution historique PREMIÈRE PARTIE. DEUXIÈME PARTIE Le génocide des Arméniens du sandjak de Diarbékir TROISIÈME PARTIE Mardin dans la Guerre mondiale QUATRIÈME PARTIE L’élimination des chrétiens du sandjak de Mardin CINQUIÈME PARTIE Mardin dans le génocide arménien éPILOGUE LIVRE SECOND. Annexes revue d’histoire arménienne contemporaine Annales du centre d’histoire arménienne contemporaine Union Générale Arménienne de Bienfaisance Tome IV, 2000-2002 directeur : Raymond H. conseil scientifique — Stéphan Astourian (Berkeley University, états-Unis) ; — Hervé Georgelin (EHESS, France) ; — Magdalena Golnazarian-Nichanian (Université Paris III, France) ; — George Hintlian (Christian Heritage Research Institute, Jérusalem) ; — Hilmar Kaiser (Allemagne) ; — Méroujan Karapétian (Académie des Sciences, Institut d’Histoire, Arménie) ; — Raymond H.
Architecture aROOTS technologie restaurant LACMA Collections Mardin (Turquie), la pierre angulaire de l'architecture sacrée «Couronnant clochers et minarets, la voûte hémisphérique trouve toute sa splendeur sous les mihrabs des mosquées», souligne Othman Mikou, étudiant en 3e année à l’ENSA Paris-Val de Seine. Chrétienne et musulmane donc, l’architecture de Mardin, ville turque sur la Route de la Soie, a fait de la pierre un matériau de prédilection. Découverte en images. Turquie DETAIL.de - das Architektur- und Bau-Portal atlas histoire geographie [Alain HOUOT] OpenGLAM The OpenGLAM initiative is currently working on a modern set of principles and values on Open Access for Cultural Heritage. We expect to draft a Declaration that outlines the rationales behind open access policy adoptions, acknowledges different cultural backgrounds, and addresses ethical and privacy considerations to help promote the adoption of open policies by a broader set of organizations around the world. By February 2020 we will release a green paper focusing on the legal foundations of open access for cultural heritage, and examining some of the broader questions around copyright and open licensing, traditional knowledge, ethical and privacy concerns, and technical standards for open access. Following a consultation period, we plan to publish a final version of that paper and make the official launch of the Declaration on Open Access for Cultural Heritage by 2020. You can receive updates or get in touch through our social media channels: