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28 Jun 2024: Hosted on Zoom, the book club is completely free and open to everyone, people attend from all over the world.

28 Jun 2024: Submitted by Lihua Zhu on 1 March 2023 - 12:38pm. ,/. CHERISH. The Cambridge Heritage Science Hub. Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. The Cambridge University Library Research Institute is proud to be part of the Cambridge Heritage

28 Jun 2024: Dr Jessica Gardner, Cambridge University Librarian, said: “The devastation caused by the Atlantic slave trade continues to affect millions of people globally to this day.

28 Jun 2024: Charles Aylmer added: “To hold a 3D print of an oracle bone is a very special experience, as it provides the same sensory impression as that obtained by the people who

28 Jun 2024: The exhibition marks the centenary of the start of the Russian Exodus, when, following the revolutions of 1917, as many as three million people fled their native land, among them many

28 Jun 2024: Tuesday, 2 April, 2024. The changes will simplify how people, who are not currently studying or working for the University of Cambridge, access the Library’s digital services – with one new ... We expect this to be the case, yes. If we find this is

28 Jun 2024: What immediately struck me as odd was the word או, which is a vocative particle, but one alien to Jewish Aramaic, being found only in Syriac.

28 Jun 2024: creative talent of young people throughout the Commonwealth by encouraging literacy, self-expression and imagination.

28 Jun 2024: Encourages people of all ages to discover the fascinating and inspiring histories of our streets.

28 Jun 2024: Search the records of 32 million people living in England and Wales in 1901 and view images of the original census documents. ... The UK government's digital service for people in England and Wales.

28 Jun 2024: It contains books from the author's personal library, including annotated books, numerous first editions as well as books owned by famous people.

28 Jun 2024: The archive includes: materials relating to Sadie’s years in Cambridge, manuscript scores for research and publication, newspaper review cuttings books, reviews in journals, correspondence with colleagues, musicologists, prominent people, research

28 Jun 2024: We show how the early pioneers of this new science wrestled with the ideas of a visual vocabulary – and how for the first time people were encouraged to think about the

28 Jun 2024: As Simon Halliday of our Facilities Team says, 'our libraries are aware of the increasing challenge posed by the need to keep people and materials flowing around our ancient city as

28 Jun 2024: This is an unusual example, therefore, of a genre that, though quite alien to us today, was clearly well-established and quite freely circulated among the medieval Jewish community of Egypt.

28 Jun 2024: Although synthetic antimalarials have been developed much further in recent years, according to the WHO [link] in 2006 over 247 million people were affected by malaria and of those almost 1

28 Jun 2024: A new exhibition at Cambridge University Library will feature a collection of artworks created by people living through difficult circumstances in the Cambridgeshire area. ... Many people have been involved in bringing the exhibition to the iconic

28 Jun 2024: Please note that general photography (e.g. of people, locations and reading rooms) is not permitted.

28 Jun 2024: Key People. Dr Alba Fedeli, Research Fellow in Religious Studies, Central European University (Budapest, Hungary) and Honorary Research Fellow of ITSEE (Birmingham).

28 Jun 2024: Digitisation means that the original sources of lute music can be viewed, studied and played by people worldwide.".