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Document African hominins

List of hominin species found in Africa

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Document African hominins

List of hominin species found in Africa

Diane Holmes view
Document Agricultural revolution week 1 slides

Introduction

Frances Richardson view
Link AJALT Online Japanese Learning Resources

AJALT (Association for Japanese Language Teaching) is an association that develops various Japanese textbooks including Japanese for Busy People. Their online resources include a good list of kanji, crossword puzzles, Japanese blogs, and...

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Link Al bar

Activities to order drinks and snacks at the bar.

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Link al-Tafsir

The al-Tafsīr website, maintained by the Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute for Islamic Thought in Jordan, provides the original Arabic of over 100 Islamic texts, primarily works of Qur'anic exegesis (tafsir) from all the major schools of Islamic...

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Link Alan Hollinghurst, in conversation with Hermione Lee

Oxford Centre for Life-Writing podcast of discussion between Hermione Lee and the Booker Prize-winning novelist Alan Hollighurst about the relationship between fiction and auto/biography. Discussion was one of the Weinrebe Lectures in Life-...

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Link ALARIC IN ATHENS

This link takes you to an image of Alaric in Athens by Ludwig Thiersch.

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Document Albert Camus' The Plague

Short extracts from Camus' seminal work for criticism and review.

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Document Alexander Solzhenitsyn's One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

Short extracts from Solzhenitsyn's seminal novel for criticism and review.

Kate Watson view
Document Alive, yet dead: Mourning in the Victorian period, Sandra Franz

This article explores the attitude towards death through two different sources – a photograph of parents posing with their deceased infant as an example of post­mortem photography and Alfred Lord Tennyson’s elegies In Memoriam published...

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Link Alkhazina

'Alkhazina' is an intelligent, well-balanced and therefore much-needed database on Islamic culture in the Middle East. Developed as a teaching resource by Princeton University, it concentrates on Islamic civilisation from the 8th till the 14th...

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Link All About His Mother: Reading Proust's Letters

Oxford Centre for Life-Writing podcast of lecture by Professor Michael Wood about interdisciplinary aspects of life-writing. Inaugural lecture of the Oxford Centre for Life-Writing delivered on 15 November 2011.

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Link ALL ROADS LEAD TO (AND FROM) ROME

This link takes you to an enchanting website all about Roman roads

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Link Allgemeinwissen - Quiz

Eight general knowledge questions on German-speaking countries by the National Centre for Technology in Education (NCTE)

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Link Allied propaganda posters of the First World War

A selection of forty-six posters created by the allied powers during the First World War to bolster morale during the conflict and to raise bonds to cover the huge cost of the war. The posters come from an exhibition at the Royal Alberta Museum...

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Link Allpsych - the Virtual Psychology Classroom

AllPsych is dedicated to the education of psychology and this is a link to the website which contains a number of useful materials and references, such as free e- textbooks representing some major courses in the field of psychology, online tests...

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Link Als wär’ es ein Stueck von uns . . . German Politics and Society

This essay by Maier, Charles...

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Link AMBROSE - LETTERS

This link takes you to a translation of Ambrose's Letters

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Link American Art

A very thorough overview of the subject area from the Saylor Foundation, which provides a useful overview of the visual arts in both north and south America, from the seventeenth century to the present day. Heavily dependent upon on-line textual...

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