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Portrays the daily work of the fishermen of Morecambe Bay, including their very distinctive methods of fishing which were adapted to the long flats and shallows of their piece of coast. Some of the most...
A non-technical introducction to the world of information technology, following the history of computing from the early, massive calculating machines such as the Manchester Mark I and the Lyons Electronic...
Looks at the development and production of the Hillman Imp at the Linwood industrial plant in Scotland.
COI synopsis: Students on a study tour from Argentina visiting the Wellcome Foundation’s medical museum.
Shows men at work in one of the last gasworks. The chemistry and history of the process is not explained and the works not identified.
1870-1950 is a period characterised by a succession of innovations with remarkable effects in everyday life from new sources of power, new modes of transport, new clinical techniques to a great leisure...
COI synopsis: The ‘Prospector’, a battery-operated invention for treasure hunters, which detects buried metal objects.
COI synopsis: The marine museum in Singapore and its comprehensive collection of corals and shells.
A hypermedia program concerning Victorian periodicals and the illustrative material they use, that also addresses social and gender issues. Intended as a resource within lecture courses and for student...
COI synopsis: When the Mona Lisa came face-to-face with the Morphology Comparator her smile ceased to exist. But removing her smile is a mere party trick for the comparator. The serious purpose for this...
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