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The collection of films on video reflects the interests of a number of departments within the University’s Faculty of Arts & Divinity; Film Studies (within English), Hispanic Studies (Spanish and Latin...
A small family run business, specialising in sale/hire of video cassettes by, for or about black persons. Only items released on video format available.
Material from archaeological excavations carried out at Windmill Hill, Avebury, in 1925, directed by Alexander Keiller (1889-1955). The investigation of Avebury Stone Circles was largely the work of...
Very small collection consisting of items of local history interest, including oral history materials.
The company started in 1975. The collection has been built up since, and includes some material dating from before that year. It is being added to on an ongoing basis. The collection is very strong on news...
News and entertainment footage from around the world including exclusive and iconic shots from history up to the present day. Previously known as the APTN Library, AP Archive is the moving image archive of...
The Archives collects, preserves and makes available to the public all sorts of records about the history of Ceredigion, which is the county formerly known as Cardiganshire. Ceredigion Archives was...
The collection ranges from material from the first film experiments to documentaries of early 1960’s. A good percentage is non fiction, documentary and newsfilm of the 1910’s, 1920’s and 1930’s,...
ARKive is a centralised specialist digital library of wildlife and environmental images and recordings. It brings together films, photographs and sound recordings currently held in a wide variety of private,...
The Arts Council film and video collection was established in 1981 and is the largest collection of documentaries on the arts in Great Britain. It represents 20 years of Arts Council commitment to the...
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