Austrian digital library of historical laws and legal texts.
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The Avalon Project is a Yale Law Library initiative that provides public access to digital documents in law, history and diplomacy. Its holdings are organized by historical time period, spanning materials from 4000BCE to the 21st century, and include specialized collections such as the International Military Tribunal for Germany archive and the Project DIANA online human rights archive.
BacklinkScan is an AI-powered backlink checker. It provides daily monitoring of new and lost backlinks, automated disavow file preparation, and Search Console integration for organic keyword and ranked page data. It also offers historical backlinks, referring domain analysis and brand visibility tracking across AI platforms.
Beautiful News is a project by Information is Beautiful that publishes one original data chart per day covering underreported positive trends, uplifting statistics and creative solutions. All chart images are available for free use and download under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
CachedViews is a cached website viewer that lets users view old and archived versions of web pages through the Wayback Machine. It is used to find cached pages, website history and deleted web pages. A live page can also be saved for later.
A digital library of Latin texts from early modern Europe, built from successive projects at Heidelberg University and the University of Mannheim. It offers five collections, including Neo-Latin poetry, historical and political writing, and reference works, plus a database of words and names linked to dictionaries.
Canadiana.ca is a digital collection of Canadian documentary heritage. Its Monographs collection spans three and a half centuries of Canadian documentary history. The Serials collection includes dailies, weeklies, specialized journals and mass-market magazines, as well as city directories and annual reports from churches, schools and corporations. Government Publications holds over 1.7 million pages of historical pre-1920 colonial, provincial and federal government documents. The Maps collection contains nearly 22,000 Canadian maps digitized from the 1:50,000 scale National Topographic Series, dating from 1905 to 2012.
The Centre Virtuel de la Connaissance sur l'Europe offers thematic collections on the process of European construction, with contextualised and enriched sources. Collections cover historical events from 1945 to 2009, European organisations, specific themes and oral history, including audiovisual testimony from key actors and observers.
Digital library of resources related to the history of agriculture in the United States.
Online historical map collection with over 151,000 maps and related images, including rare 16th through 21st century maps of continents and regions. The searchable database includes the LUNA Viewer and an AI Search Assist. A physical collection is hosted at the David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford University Library.
Find digitized publications and collection items through an online library.
Digitale Landesbibliothek Berlin is the digital library operated by the Zentral- und Landesbibliothek Berlin. It provides access to digitized collections focused on Berlin, including historical address directories, early 1900s photographs, urban studies materials, statistical reports, journals, maps and other regional resources. The service offers search and browsing functionality, a virtual reading room, options for downloading and reusing content, and public crowdsourcing participation opportunities.
This is an article by Terence Tao, Professor of Mathematics at the University of California, Los Angeles, published as part of Microsoft Unlocked's AI Anthology. It discusses human expectations of information technology, including historical performance improvement trends, input data requirements for software tools, and interoperability challenges between different tools and providers.
Federation of historical and archaeological societies of Alsace.
Google Earth is available on web, mobile and desktop. On mobile it allows users to browse the globe, add placemarks and annotate maps. On desktop, Google Earth Pro offers advanced tools including importing and exporting GIS data and viewing historical imagery, on PC, Mac or Linux.
GunGuesser is a browser game in which a firearm is shown with its name, type, designer and design year, and the player guesses its country of origin by placing a pin on a world map. It offers solo play, a daily challenge, a side puzzle called Gundle and multiplayer rooms, drawing on a database of 900+ historical and modern firearms.
Newspaper portal of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
ScholarWorks is an archive sharing over 50,000 articles, working papers, chapters, presentations, posters, theses, historical documents and other items submitted by members of the IU Indianapolis campus community. Community members can log in with IU credentials to share content freely. Materials are organized into communities and collections that visitors can browse.
Browse digitized texts, images, archives and cataloged cultural materials.
The Japanese American Military History Collective is a cooperative partnership of cultural heritage organizations. It assembles, digitizes, and makes web-accessible historical documents and oral histories of the Japanese American military experience in World War II. The site presents featured items, collections, and oral history interview transcripts.
Searches marketing emails, newsletters, deals, and brand campaigns from Milled's archive.
Minnesota Digital Library is a search and discovery site that lets users browse a collection of items from historical societies, libraries, archives, and cultural organizations across Minnesota. It offers browsing by topic, contributor, and format, along with digital storytelling resources including exhibits, maps, timelines, and primary source sets.
McGill archive database for searching Montreal Council of Social Agencies historical records.
The Plains to Peaks Collective is a collaborative initiative for libraries, archives, historical societies and museums in Colorado and Wyoming to share their digital cultural collections with a broader public audience. It provides resources for participants including a digitization toolkit, DPLA search widget, and guidance on digital stewardship, copyright, metadata management, and participation in shared digital projects.