The Public Domain Project
The Public Domain Project Makes 10,000 Film Clips, 64,000 Images & 100s of Audio Files Free to Use
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The Public Domain Project Makes 10,000 Film Clips, 64,000 Images & 100s of Audio Files Free to Use
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Historian Amanda Foreman explores the other side of love and marriage Smithsonian (…) The fact is, in the United States the probability of a first marriage lasting for 20 years has decreased to about 50-50. (Before anyone blames Western decadence for the breakdown of the family, it should be pointed out that the Maldives occupies…
Open Anthropology is the first digital-only, public journal of the American Anthropological Association. Each issue focuses on a “timely theme” and gathers anthropology articles, past and present, related to it. For instance, the October 2014 issue is titled, “World on the Move: Migration Stories.” Articles on the theme include a 1920 missive by the famed…
PhysicsCentral, a web site run by The American Physical Society (an organization representing 48,000 physicists), has created a series of comic books designed to get kids excited about physics.
Par Frédéric Lewino et Gwendoline Dos Santos Le Point — Documentaire sur Billie Holiday Story (56.39) — Sa chanson émouvante “Strange Fruit” qui évoque les Noirs lynchés dans le Sud Paroles et traduction Southern trees bear a strange fruit Blood on the leaves and blood at the root Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze…
Archeology.com By the 19th century, linguists knew that all modern Indo-European languages descended from a single tongue. Called Proto-Indo-European, or PIE, it was spoken by a people who lived from roughly 4500 to 2500 B.C., and left no written texts. The question became, what did PIE sound like? In 1868, German linguist August Schleicher used reconstructed…