Roud Indexes is a search interface within the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library archives, a free folk arts resource run by the English Folk Dance and Song Society. The library is based at Cecil Sharp House in London, UK, and provides access to folk arts collections including Roud indexes, subject catalogs, and saved record features.
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0Roud Indexes is a search interface within the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library archives, a free folk arts resource run by the English Folk Dance and Song Society. The library is based at Cecil Sharp House in London, UK, and provides access to folk arts collections including Roud indexes, subject catalogs, and saved record features.
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Photo Araba is the online portal for the dissemination of the photographic heritage held by the Archivo de Álava. The site hosts more than 230,129 available photographs and offers both simple and advanced search functionality to browse its continuously growing collection.
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0Bibliographic database for finding publications, citations and scholarly records.
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SEAlang is a set of projects providing language reference materials for Southeast Asia, including bilingual and monolingual dictionaries, text corpora, and tools for complex scripts. Its Lab develops assistive technology for complex-script languages, and the Archives offer rare texts.
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Armiarma is a free online portal dedicated to Basque literature. It provides access to Basque literary texts, poetry translations in multiple languages, classic Basque works, digitized literary journals, bibliographies, and resources about Basque writers, with the goal of making Basque literary culture widely available at no cost.
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