HAYNES, HUBERT
type: Person

HAYNES, JAMES
type: Person

HAYNES, JAMES
type: Person

HAYNES, JAMES
type: Person

HAYNES, JAMES
type: Person

HAYNES, JOHN
type: Person

HAYNES, JOSEPH
type: Person

HAYNES, JOSEPH
type: Person

HAYNES, JOSEPH
type: Person

HAYNES, JOSEPH
type: Person

HAYNES, JOSEPH
type: Person

HAYNES, LAURIE
type: Person

HAYNES, LEWIS
type: Person

HAYNES, NATHANIEL
type: Person

HAYNES, NORTON
type: Person

HAYNES, OLWAI
type: Person

HAYNES, OSCAR
type: Person

HAYNES, PHILIP
type: Person

HAYNES, PRESTON
type: Person

HAYNES, ROBERT
type: Person

HAYNES, ROBERT
type: Person

HAYNES, RUSHFORD
type: Person

HAYNES, SAMUEL
type: Person

HAYNES, SAMUEL
type: Person

HAYNES, SIMEON
type: Person

HAYNES, WILLIAM
type: Person

HAYNES, WILSON
type: Person

HAZELL, RICHARD
type: Person

HAZELWOOD, JOSEPH
type: Person

HAZLEWOOD, CUTHBERT
type: Person

HEADLEY, ALEX
type: Person

HEADLEY, ALFRED
type: Person

HEADLEY, ALFRED
type: Person

HEADLEY, ARNOLD
type: Person

HEADLEY, CLIFFORD
type: Person

HEADLEY, CYRIL
type: Person

HEADLEY, DECOURCEY
type: Person

HEADLEY, E
type: Person

HEADLEY, EVANS
type: Person

HEADLEY, FITZ
type: Person

HEADLEY, FREDERICK
type: Person

HEADLEY, GEORGE
type: Person

HEADLEY, GLADSTONE
type: Person

HEADLEY, JAMES
type: Person

HEADLEY, JOHN
type: Person

HEADLEY, SIMEON
type: Person

HEADLEY, WALTER
type: Person

HEADLEY, WILLIAM
type: Person

HEALES, GEORGE
type: Person

Hedda Phillips-Boyce
subject: generationalexperience
description: Childhood memories
source: stories,generationalexperience
date: 1973
type: Story

Heddle pulley with carved head
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: It was common for men to do weaving in West African countries. By means of heddle pulleys the weavers separate the warp threads into ‘fans’ by means of foot pedals. Then the weft threads are ‘shot through’ these ‘fans’. Thus, fabric is created. These heddle pulleys were often carved, and with this one, a face can be made out on one of the sides. Often the faces were of goddesses, so the weavers could look at beauty while they work. Baule peoples and their neighbors to the West, the Guro, are famous as weavers, and are known for their fine indigo-and-white cotton fabrics. Scholars have suggested that the prominent display of pulleys, hanging over the weaver’s loom in the public place, afforded artists their best opportunity to showcase their carving skills, in the hope to attract commissions for figures and masks. This figurative pulley with carved a head demonstrates the efforts put by Baule and Guro artists into beautifying the simplest functional object. Sources: Smithsonian National Museum of African Art
type: 3D Object

Heddle pulley with carved head
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: It was common for men to do weaving in West African countries. By means of heddle pulleys the weavers separate the warp threads into ‘fans’ by means of foot pedals. Then the weft threads are ‘shot through’ these ‘fans’. Thus, fabric is created. These heddle pulleys were often carved, and with this one, a face can be made out on one of the sides. Often the faces were of goddesses, so the weavers could look at beauty while they work. Baule peoples and their neighbors to the West, the Guro, are famous as weavers, and are known for their fine indigo-and-white cotton fabrics. Scholars have suggested that the prominent display of pulleys, hanging over the weaver’s loom in the public place, afforded artists their best opportunity to showcase their carving skills, in the hope to attract commissions for figures and masks. This figurative pulley with carved a head demonstrates the efforts put by Baule and Guro artists into beautifying the simplest functional object. Sources: Smithsonian National Museum of African Art
type: Physical Object

HEDFORD, CLARENCE
type: Person

HENDY, CLEMENT
type: Person

HENDY, JOHN
type: Person

HENRY, ALBERT
type: Person

HENRY, ALEXANDER
type: Person

HENRY, DONALD
type: Person

HENRY, JAMES
type: Person

HENRY, JOHN
type: Person

HENRY, JOSEPH
type: Person

HENRY, STEPHEN
type: Person

HERBERT, ASHTON
type: Person

HERBERT, CHARLES
type: Person

HERBERT, CHARLES
type: Person

HERBERT, DAVID
type: Person

HERBERT, FITZ
type: Person

HERBERT, FITZ
type: Person

HERBERT, GEORGE
type: Person

HERBERT, GEORGE
type: Person

HERBERT, GEORGE
type: Person

HERBERT, ISIAAH
type: Person

HERBERT, JAMES
type: Person

HERBERT, JAMES
type: Person

HERBERT, JOSEPH
type: Person

HERBERT, SAMUEL
type: Person

HERBERT, WILLIAM
type: Person

HERBERT, WILLIAM
type: Person

HERCULES, JAMES
type: Person

HEWITT, DANIEL
type: Person

HEWITT, DANIEL
type: Person

HEWITT, FITZ
type: Person

HEWITT, JOSEPH
type: Person

HICKS, EDWARD
type: Person

HICKS, NATHANIEL
type: Person

HICKS, THOMAS
type: Person

Highland Folk Museum / El Museo Folclorico Regional de las Highlands de Escocia
description: The Highland Folk Museum is Britain’s first open air museum. It demonstrates through traditional and living displays how Highland people lived and worked from the 1700s up to 1950. The site is one mile long, and has a working croft, live animals and actors. The Museum is situated in the village of Newtonmore, in the Scottish Highlands; here, there is an abundance of beautiful scenery, with red squirrels found in the forests nearby. El Museo Folclorico Regional de las Highlands de Escocia es el primer museo a cielo abierto establecido en el Reino Unido. Ilustra por medio de las exposiciones tradicionales y vivientes como vivió y trabajó la gente de las Tierras Altas, desde los años 1700 hasta 1950. El lugar tiene una milla de largo, y hay una granja funcionando, animales vivos y personajes. El museo se recogía en el pueblo de Newtonmore en las Tierras Altas; allí, hay una abundancia de vistas y paisaje espectacular, donde se encuentra las ardillas rojas en los bosques.
source: community
type: Museum

HILL, HENRY
type: Person

HILL, ISAAC
type: Person

HINDS, ADOLPHUS
type: Person

HINDS, ALBERT
type: Person

HINDS, ALBERT
type: Person

HINDS, ALLAN
type: Person

HINDS, ARCHIBALD
type: Person

HINDS, BENJAMIN
type: Person

HINDS, CHARLES
type: Person

HINDS, CLEMENT
type: Person

HINDS, CLEVELAND
type: Person

HINDS, CLIFTON
type: Person

HINDS, CYRIL
type: Person

HINDS, CYRIL
type: Person

HINDS, EDWARD
type: Person

HINDS, EVAN
type: Person

HINDS, EVANS
type: Person

HINDS, FITZ
type: Person

HINDS, FITZ
type: Person

HINDS, G
type: Person

HINDS, GOLBOURNE
type: Person

HINDS, H
type: Person

HINDS, HILTON
type: Person

HINDS, HOWARD
type: Person

HINDS, JAMES
type: Person

HINDS, JAMES
type: Person

HINDS, JAMES
type: Person

HINDS, JOHN
type: Person

HINDS, JOSEPH
type: Person

HINDS, JOSEPH
type: Person

HINDS, JOSEPH
type: Person

HINDS, JOSEPH
type: Person

HINDS, NORMAN
type: Person

HINDS, NORMAN
type: Person

HINDS, PRESTON
type: Person

HINDS, REGINALD
type: Person

HINDS, ROBERT
type: Person

HINDS, SAMUEL
type: Person

HINDS, SAMUEL
type: Person

HINDS, SAMUEL
type: Person

HINDS, SIMEON
type: Person

HINDS, ST CLAIR
type: Person

HINDS, WILLIAM
type: Person

HINDS, WILLIAM
type: Person

HINKSON, ALEXANDER
type: Person

HINKSON, ARTHUR
type: Person

HINKSON, BENJAMIN
type: Person

HINKSON, BERESFORD
type: Person

HINKSON, EDMUND
type: Person

HINKSON, HENRY
type: Person

HINKSON, JAMES
type: Person

HINKSON, JOSEPH
type: Person

HINKSON, JOSEPH
type: Person

HINKSON, NATHANIEL
type: Person

HINKSON, ROBERT
type: Person

HINS, FITZ
type: Person

HIRST, BELFIELD
type: Person

HOBBES, HENRY
type: Person

HOBBS, THOMAS
type: Person

HOGAN, DONALD
type: Person

HOLDER, ALBERT
type: Person

HOLDER, ALEX
type: Person

HOLDER, ALLAN
type: Person

HOLDER, ALONZO
type: Person

HOLDER, ARNOLD
type: Person

HOLDER, ARNOLD
type: Person

HOLDER, ARTHUR
type: Person

HOLDER, BERESFORD
type: Person

HOLDER, BERESFORD
type: Person

HOLDER, CHRISTOPHER
type: Person

HOLDER, CHRISTOPHER
type: Person

HOLDER, CLARENCE
type: Person

HOLDER, CLIFFORD
type: Person

HOLDER, CLIFFORD
type: Person

HOLDER, CORNELIUS
type: Person

HOLDER, DELMAN
type: Person

HOLDER, EDGAR
type: Person

HOLDER, EDMUND
type: Person

HOLDER, EDWARD
type: Person

HOLDER, EDWARD
type: Person

HOLDER, EMPEROR
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HOLDER, EUSTACE
type: Person

HOLDER, EZRA
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HOLDER, FELIX
type: Person

HOLDER, FITZ
type: Person

HOLDER, GEORGE
type: Person

HOLDER, HILARY A
type: Person

HOLDER, HUBERT
type: Person

HOLDER, ISAAC
type: Person

HOLDER, JAMES
type: Person

HOLDER, JAMES
type: Person

HOLDER, JAMES
type: Person

HOLDER, JAMES
type: Person

HOLDER, JOHN
type: Person

HOLDER, JOHN
type: Person

HOLDER, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOLDER, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOLDER, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOLDER, LEWIS
type: Person

HOLDER, LYTNTOTT
type: Person

HOLDER, PERCY
type: Person

HOLDER, SAMUEL
type: Person

HOLDER, SEIBERT
type: Person

HOLDER, SYDNEY
type: Person

HOLDER, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOLDER, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOLFON, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOLLINS, JOHN
type: Person

HOLLOWAY, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOLMES, EPHRAIM
type: Person

HOLMES, JAMES
type: Person

HOLMES, JAMES
type: Person

HOLMES, RICHARD
type: Person

HOOD, JOHN
type: Person

HOOPER, AUBREY
type: Person

HOPE, A
type: Person

HOPE, ABRAHAM
type: Person

HOPE, ALEXANDER
type: Person

HOPE, ALFRED
type: Person

HOPE, CLAUDE
type: Person

HOPE, DUDLEY
type: Person

HOPE, DUNCAN
type: Person

HOPE, HENRY
type: Person

HOPE, ISAIH
type: Person

HOPE, LAURIE
type: Person

HOPE, ST CLAIR
type: Person

HOPE, ST CLAIR
type: Person

HOPE, WALTER
type: Person

Hot Water Bottle
description: Part of the collection of the Unst Community Museum. For many hundreds of years Unst has been in the midst of one of the richest fishing grounds in the world. The small wooden boats fished for cod and ling which were cleaned, split, salted and dried on the stony beaches. The dried fish were then shipped abroad in massive quantities. Boats like the sixereen ‘FAR HAAF’ were capable of fishing thirty miles off shore., while sturdy fourereens fished nearer the coast. With the onset of sudden storms there were disastrous results.
publisher: EULAC
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: English
type: 3D Object

Hot Water Bottle
description: Part of the collection of the Unst Community Museum. For many hundreds of years Unst has been in the midst of one of the richest fishing grounds in the world. The small wooden boats fished for cod and ling which were cleaned, split, salted and dried on the stony beaches. The dried fish were then shipped abroad in massive quantities. Boats like the sixereen ‘FAR HAAF’ were capable of fishing thirty miles off shore., while sturdy fourereens fished nearer the coast. With the onset of sudden storms there were disastrous results.
language: English
type: Physical Object

HOWARD, BENJAMIN
type: Person

HOWARD, DUNCAN
type: Person

HOWARD, E
type: Person

HOWARD, EDWIN
type: Person

HOWARD, HENRY
type: Person

HOWARD, HERBERT
type: Person

HOWARD, HORATIO
type: Person

HOWARD, JAMES
type: Person

HOWARD, JAMES
type: Person

HOWARD, JAMES
type: Person

HOWARD, JAMES
type: Person

HOWARD, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWARD, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWARD, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWARD, KELVIN
type: Person

HOWARD, PRESTON
type: Person

HOWARD, SAMUEL
type: Person

HOWARD, SYDNEY
type: Person

HOWARD, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOWELL, ALFRED
type: Person

HOWELL, CHARLES
type: Person

HOWELL, CHARLES
type: Person

HOWELL, CHRISTOPHER
type: Person

HOWELL, CLEMENT
type: Person

HOWELL, CLIFFORD
type: Person

HOWELL, ERNEST
type: Person

HOWELL, GEORGE
type: Person

HOWELL, GEORGE
type: Person

HOWELL, GEORGE
type: Person

HOWELL, HUBERT
type: Person

HOWELL, JAMES
type: Person

HOWELL, JOHN
type: Person

HOWELL, JOHN
type: Person

HOWELL, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWELL, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWELL, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWELL, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWELL, JOSEPH
type: Person

HOWELL, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOWELL, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOWREE, GEORGE
type: Person

HOYTE, ALEX
type: Person

HOYTE, ALONZO
type: Person

HOYTE, ARNOLD
type: Person

HOYTE, CHARLES
type: Person

HOYTE, CHARLES
type: Person

HOYTE, CHARLES
type: Person

HOYTE, CORNELIUS
type: Person

HOYTE, CYRIL
type: Person

HOYTE, DAVID
type: Person

HOYTE, EDWARD
type: Person

HOYTE, ERIC
type: Person

HOYTE, FRED
type: Person

HOYTE, GARDINER
type: Person

HOYTE, GEORGE
type: Person

HOYTE, HEZEKIAH
type: Person

HOYTE, JAMES
type: Person

HOYTE, JOHN
type: Person

HOYTE, JOHN
type: Person

HOYTE, LEWIS
type: Person

HOYTE, MORNETT
type: Person

HOYTE, MORTIMER
type: Person

HOYTE, NATHANIEL
type: Person

HOYTE, NORMAN
type: Person

HOYTE, OLIVER
type: Person

HOYTE, PHILIP
type: Person

HOYTE, RUFUS
type: Person

HOYTE, WILLIAM
type: Person

HOYTE, WILLIAM
type: Person

https://www.eu-lac.org/omeka/items/show/6912
title: http://cabeceirasdebasto.pt/museu-das-terras-de-basto-casa-da-la
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

https://www.eu-lac.org/omeka/items/show/6951
title: http://museoterraba.blogspot.com
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

https://www.eu-lac.org/omeka/items/show/6974
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

https://www.eu-lac.org/omeka/items/show/6933
title: http://www.museosdemedianoche.cl/espacio-cultural/museo-hist&oacute
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

https://www.eu-lac.org/omeka/items/show/6953
title: http://www.zonacaral.gob.pe/museoscomunitarios/vegueta/
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

https://www.eu-lac.org/omeka/items/show/6977
title: https://www.yardedge.net/worth-a-visit/a-visit-to-charles-town-maroon-community
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

Huaco Rey Botella - Huaca Rey bottle
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Botella Huaco Rey pintada de cara-gollete. Presenta labio adelgazado, gollete de paredes convergentes rectas, cuerpo esférico achatado horizontal, y base pedestal con el fondo ligeramente convexo. Tiene un asa cintada ubicada en la cara posterior, que une la mitad del gollete con el diámetro máximo del cuerpo. La superficie externa ha sido bruñida. El color no es uniforme debido a manchas de cocción. A Huaco Rey bottle with a neck in the form of a face. This object has a neck of straight converging sides with a thin lip. It has a horizontal flattened spherical body, and a pedestal base with a slightly convex bottom. It has a belted handle located on the back side, which joins the half of the neck with the maximum diameter of the body. The outer surface has been burnished. The colour is not uniform across the surface and this is due to cooking and baking stains.
creator: Elaborado en la época Sican (750-1350 AD)
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
type: 3D Object

Huaco Rey Botella - Huaca Rey bottle
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Botella Huaco Rey pintada de cara-gollete. Presenta labio adelgazado, gollete de paredes convergentes rectas, cuerpo esférico achatado horizontal, y base pedestal con el fondo ligeramente convexo. Tiene un asa cintada ubicada en la cara posterior, que une la mitad del gollete con el diámetro máximo del cuerpo. La superficie externa ha sido bruñida. El color no es uniforme debido a manchas de cocción. A Huaco Rey bottle with a neck in the form of a face. This object has a neck of straight converging sides with a thin lip. It has a horizontal flattened spherical body, and a pedestal base with a slightly convex bottom. It has a belted handle located on the back side, which joins the half of the neck with the maximum diameter of the body. The outer surface has been burnished. The colour is not uniform across the surface and this is due to cooking and baking stains.
creator: Elaborado en la época Sican (750-1350 AD)
type: Physical Object

Huaco Rey en Blackware - Blackware Huaco Rey
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Botella Huaco Rey de cara-gollete. Presenta labio adelgazado, gollete de paredes convergentes rectas, cuerpo esférico achatado horizontal, base pedestal, y fondo convexo. Tiene un asa cintada ubicada en la cara posterior, que une la mitad del gollete con el diámetro máximo del cuerpo. La superficie externa ha sido bruñida. El color no es uniforme debido a manchas de cocción. A Huaco Rey bottle with a neck in the form of a face. It has, a neck of straight converging sides with a thin lip. It has also a horizontal flattened spherical body, and a pedestal base with a convex bottom. It has a belted handle located on the back face, which joins the half of the neck with the maximum diameter of the body. The outer surface has been burnished. The colour is not uniform across the surface and this is due to cooking and baking stains.
creator: Elaborado en la época Sican (750-1350 AD)
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
type: 3D Object

Huaco Rey en Blackware - Blackware Huaco Rey
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Botella Huaco Rey de cara-gollete. Presenta labio adelgazado, gollete de paredes convergentes rectas, cuerpo esférico achatado horizontal, base pedestal, y fondo convexo. Tiene un asa cintada ubicada en la cara posterior, que une la mitad del gollete con el diámetro máximo del cuerpo. La superficie externa ha sido bruñida. El color no es uniforme debido a manchas de cocción. A Huaco Rey bottle with a neck in the form of a face. It has, a neck of straight converging sides with a thin lip. It has also a horizontal flattened spherical body, and a pedestal base with a convex bottom. It has a belted handle located on the back face, which joins the half of the neck with the maximum diameter of the body. The outer surface has been burnished. The colour is not uniform across the surface and this is due to cooking and baking stains.
creator: Elaborado en la época Sican (750-1350 AD)
type: Physical Object

HUGHES, JAMES
type: Person

Human femur
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE,NATURAL HERITAGE
description: Human femur, part of the collection of the National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago. The National Museum and Art Gallery was established originally as the Royal Victoria Institute (RVI) in 1892 in commemoration of the Jubilee of Queen Victoria and as part of a general British Colonial policy to build cultural institutes throughout the Commonwealth. This is a general museum that has a permanent collection of over 10,000 items. Many of these are displayed in seven major galleries- Art, Social History, Natural History, Economic History, Petroleum and Geology.
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: English
type: 3D Object

Human femur
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE,NATURAL HERITAGE
description: Human femur, part of the collection of the National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago. The National Museum and Art Gallery was established originally as the Royal Victoria Institute (RVI) in 1892 in commemoration of the Jubilee of Queen Victoria and as part of a general British Colonial policy to build cultural institutes throughout the Commonwealth. This is a general museum that has a permanent collection of over 10,000 items. Many of these are displayed in seven major galleries- Art, Social History, Natural History, Economic History, Petroleum and Geology.
language: English
type: Physical Object

HUMPHREEY, FREDERICK
type: Person

HUMPHREY, CHARLES
type: Person

HUMPHREY, STANLEY
type: Person

HUNT, PRINCE
type: Person

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type: Person

HUNTE, ALONZO
type: Person

HUNTE, AUGUSTUS
type: Person

HUNTE, B
type: Person

HUNTE, BENJAMIN
type: Person

HUNTE, CHARLES
type: Person

HUNTE, CLEMENT
type: Person

HUNTE, DONALD
type: Person

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type: Person

HUNTE, HUBERT
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HUNTE, JAMES
type: Person

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type: Person

HUNTE, JAMES
type: Person

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type: Person

HUNTE, JOSEPH
type: Person

HUNTE, JOSEPH
type: Person

HUNTE, MARTIN
type: Person

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type: Person

HUNTE, NORMAN
type: Person

HUNTE, SAMUEL
type: Person

HUNTE, SAMUEL
type: Person

HUNTE, SAMUEL
type: Person

HUNTE, WILLIAM
type: Person

HUNTE, WILLIAM
type: Person

HURDLE, CHARLES
type: Person

HURDLE, ERNEST
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HURDLE, FITZ
type: Person

HURDLE, LAMAR
type: Person

HURLEY, AUGUSTUS
type: Person

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HURLEY, FREDERICK
type: Person

HURLEY, GEORGE
type: Person

HURLEY, GEORGE
type: Person

HURLEY, GEORGE
type: Person

HURLEY, GEORGE
type: Person

HURLEY, HUBERT
type: Person

HURLEY, JOSEPH
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HURLEY, MORTIMER
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HURLEY, OWEN
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HURLEY, THOMAS
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HURLEY, THORISMOND
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HUSBAND, RICHARD
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type: Person

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type: Person

HUSBANDS, DAVID
type: Person

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HUSBANDS, EDMUND
type: Person

HUSBANDS, EVAN
type: Person

HUSBANDS, GLADSTONE
type: Person

HUSBANDS, JAMES
type: Person

HUSBANDS, JAMES
type: Person

HUSBANDS, JOSEPH
type: Person

HUSBANDS, JOSEPH
type: Person

HUSBANDS, MORTIMER
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HUSBANDS, WILLIAM
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HUTCHINSON, CHARLES
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HUTCHINSON, LAWRENCE
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HUTSON, EDWARD
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HUTSON, JOSEPH
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ICH SCOTLAND WIKI
description: This site celebrates Intangible Cultural Heritage - the practices, representations and expressions that are central to the lives and identities of communities, groups and individuals across Scotland. In its many and varied forms from cultural festivals to beliefs to passing on traditional skills, it is a means by which humans interact with their natural environment, make sense of the world around them and connects contemporary life to that of past generations.
source: community
type: Museum

ICH Sctoland, Museums Galleries Scotland (MGS)
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

IFILL, AARON
type: Person

IFILL, ALBERT
type: Person

IFILL, ALBERT
type: Person

IFILL, ARTHUR
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IFILL, CHARLES
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IFILL, DELBERT
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IFILL, ERNEST
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IFILL, HOUSTON
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IFILL, JACOB
type: Person

IFILL, JAMES
type: Person

IFILL, JOSEPH
type: Person

IFILL, JOSEPH
type: Person

IFILL, JOSEPH
type: Person

IFILL, LEOPOLD
type: Person

IFILL, MORTIMER
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IFILL, PRINCE
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IFILL, RICHARD
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IFILL, THOMAS
type: Person

IFILL, W
type: Person

IFILL, WILLIAM
type: Person

IFILL, WILLIAM
type: Person

Ilford, London
source: places
contributor: eulac3d
type: Site

Image from inside traditional Brucan house
description: Image from inside an open traditional Brucan house
type: Still Image

Image of a bull horn
description: An image of a Cuerno de toro, a Bull horn
type: Still Image

Image of a female figure
description: Image of a female figure made out of a gourd and straw
type: Still Image

Image of a sea urchin
description: Image of a bleached sea urchin
type: Still Image

Image of a Taino Zemi
description: Image of a carved wooden Taino Zemi
type: Still Image

Image of a Weaving loom
description: An image of a Brucan weaving loom with a traditional pattern
type: Still Image

Image of a wooden mask
description: An image of a Brucan wooden mask in a traditional style
type: Still Image

Image of a woven basket
description: An image of a canasta tejida, a woven basket from Boruca
type: Still Image

Image of Amerindian Cassava Grater
description: Image of a decorated Amerindian Cassava Grater
type: Still Image

Image of Amerindian stone scraper
description: Image of Amerindian stone scraper
type: Still Image

Image of Barbara bust
description: Image of "Barbara" by Karl Broodhagen Terracotta bust
source: workshops
type: Still Image

Image of Boruca from road outside museum
description: Image of Boruca from road outside museum
type: Still Image

Image of Brucan community member holding a traditional mask
description: Image of Brucan community member holding a traditional mask
type: Still Image

Image of building associated with museum
description: Image of outside building associated with the community museum
type: Still Image

Image of bull horn instrument
description: Image of bull horn instrument
type: Still Image

Image of community member being interviewed
description: Image of community members interviewing and filming each other
type: Still Image

Image of community member standing beside stone sphere
description: Image of community member standing next to the stone sphere at the museum
type: Still Image

Image of community member talking to students in museum
description: Image of community member speaking to students inside the community museum
type: Still Image

Image of community museum
description: Image of community museum
type: Still Image

Image of Conch shell
description: Image of a Conch shell
type: Still Image

Image of decorated gourd bowl
description: Image of a decorative bowl made out of a gourd
type: Still Image

Image of gourd bowl decorated with symbols
description: Image of gourd bowl decorated with symbols
type: Still Image

Image of gourd vessel
description: Image of a gourd used as a vessel
type: Still Image

Image of hand bell
description: Image of metal hand bell
type: Still Image

Image of iron ball
description: Image of Iron ball used to chain enslaved peoples
type: Still Image

Image of jail cell door
description: Image of metal jail cell door
type: Still Image

Image of jail cell eyelets
description: Image of metal eyelets for hanging prisomers cots
type: Still Image

Image of jail cell eyelets different angle
description: Image of metal jail cell eyelets from another angle
type: Still Image

Image of logos
description: Image of logos
source: workshops
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/png
type: Still Image

Image of Maragret's Head bust
description: Image of "Margaret's Head" by Karl Broodhagen terracotta bust
source: workshops
type: Still Image

Image of metal light
description: Image of a metal light without a bulb
type: Still Image

Image of Militia Badge
description: Image of a Militia badge
type: Still Image

Image of museum sign
description: Image of community museum sign on the side of the museum
type: Still Image

Image of Osprey taxidermy
description: Image of a taxidermied osprey
type: Still Image

Image of path through Boruca at sunset
description: Image from path through Boruca at sunset
type: Still Image

Image of school students around camera
description: Image of students around a 360 degree camera next to a waterfall
type: Still Image

Image of symbolic tree inside the museum
description: Image of symbolic tree inside the community museum
type: Still Image

Image of taburete de armadillo, armadillo stool
description: Image of taburete de armadillo, armadillo stool
type: Still Image

Image of the community museum sign
description: Image of the Museo Comunitario de Boruca sign
type: Still Image

Image of the front entrance of the Barbados Museum & Historical Society
description: Image of the front entrance of the Barbados Museum & Historical Society
source: workshops,caribworkshops,Museums
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/png
type: Still Image

Image of the Stone Sphere
description: An image of the Bola de peidra
type: Still Image

Image of the Stone Sphere with camera and tripod
description: An image of the Bola de peidra during the process of photogrammetry
type: Still Image

Image of Tuk Band penny whistle
description: Image of a Tuk band penny whistle
type: Still Image

Image of undecorated gourd bowl
description: Image of undecorated gourd bowl
type: Still Image

Image of waterfull outside Boruca
description: Image of waterfall outside of Boruca that is tied with traditional stories and myths
type: Still Image

Image of West African heddle pulley
description: Image of a West African heddle pulley
type: Still Image

Image of wooden cup
description: Image of wooden cup
type: Still Image

Image of wooden mortar and pestle
description: Image of wooden mortar and pestle
type: Still Image

Image of wooden tray
description: Image of wooden tray
type: Still Image

Image of woven blanket
description: Image of a woven blanket in traditional pattern
type: Still Image

Image of woven wooden basket
description: Image of woven wooden basket
type: Still Image

INCE, ALEX
type: Person

INCE, AUGUSTUS
type: Person

INCE, CHARLES
type: Person

INCE, CHRISTOPHER
type: Person

INCE, ERNEST
type: Person

INCE, JOSEPH
type: Person

INCE, JOSEPH
type: Person

INCE, SINCLAIR
type: Person

INCE, WALTER
type: Person

Incensario - Incense burner
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Una réplica de incensario utilizado en rituales indígenas. A replica incense burner was used in indigenous rituals.
type: 3D Object

Incensario - Incense burner
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Una réplica de incensario utilizado en rituales indígenas. A replica incense burner was used in indigenous rituals.
type: Physical Object

Indian Caribbean Museum of Trinidad and Tobago
description: The Indian Caribbean Museum of Trinidad and Tobago in Waterloo, on Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago. The museum is dedicated to preserving the history of Indo-Caribbean culture.
source: Museums,museumvisits
publisher: CINE
type: Museum

Indian Caribbean Museum of Trinidad and Tobago
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

INNIS, JOSEPH
type: Person

INNIS, SIDNEY
type: Person

INNISS, CHARLES
type: Person

INNISS, CLIFFORD
type: Person

INNISS, FREDERICK
type: Person

INNISS, HERMAN
type: Person

INNISS, JOSEPH
type: Person

INNISS, REYNOLD
type: Person

INNISS, RICHARD
type: Person

INNISS, ROBERT
type: Person

INNISS, ROBERT
type: Person

INNISS, SAMUEL
type: Person

INNISS, SAMUEL
type: Person

INNISS, SAMUEL
type: Person

INNISS, WILLIAM
type: Person

INNISS, WILLIAM
type: Person

Introduction to the Production of Windrush
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE,PEOPLE
description: Introduction and clips from Windrush. 2018 Barbados Community College Michelle Hinkson-Cox Co-ordinator for the Theatre Arts Programme at BCC Students Brianna Gibbs Danielle Sanson Dylan Collymore Malaika Croney Melissa Hunte Rayna Garnes Romario Cottoy Richenda Harewood Selena Williamson Tamina White Research and written source material Kaye Hall Barbados Museum & Historical Society
creator: Barbados Community College
source: barbadosmigration
date: 2018
format: video/mp4
language: English
type: Moving Image

IRISH, THOMAS
type: Person

Iron ball
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: The iron ball was part of punishment for enslaved people in Barbados. The ball would be fastened to a short chain that was shackled to an enslaved person’s legs. The enslaved person would have to continue labour whilst shackled to the ball, which could weigh from 8 – 10 lbs. Digitized by Toni-Q Harris during the 2018 BMHS 3D Photogrammetry Summer Intensive
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
type: 3D Object

Iron ball
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: The iron ball was part of punishment for enslaved people in Barbados. The ball would be fastened to a short chain that was shackled to an enslaved person’s legs. The enslaved person would have to continue labour whilst shackled to the ball, which could weigh from 8 – 10 lbs. Digitized by Toni-Q Harris during the 2018 BMHS 3D Photogrammetry Summer Intensive
type: Physical Object

ISHMAEL, JEREMIAH
type: Person

ISHMAEL, JOHN
type: Person

Itsy Bitsy Playhouse and Folk Theatre
source: Museums,museumvisits
type: Museum

JACKMAN, ALLAN
type: Person

JACKMAN, CLEFORD
type: Person

JACKMAN, CLIFFORD
type: Person

JACKMAN, CLIFFORD
type: Person

JACKMAN, ETHELBERT
type: Person

JACKMAN, GEORGE
type: Person

JACKMAN, GEORGE
type: Person

JACKMAN, HUBERT
type: Person

JACKSON, LEONARD
type: Person

Jamaica
source: places
contributor: eulac3d
type: Site

Jamaica's Heroes Wedgwood mug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Jamaica's Heroes Wedgwood mug, part of the collection of the National Museum of Jamaica. The National Museum Jamaica is the national agent for the collection, preservation and documentation of Jamaica’s material culture and aims to stimulate serious research and reflection on Jamaica’s history and contemporary life.
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: English
type: 3D Object

Jamaica's Heroes Wedgwood mug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Jamaica's Heroes Wedgwood mug, part of the collection of the National Museum of Jamaica. The National Museum Jamaica is the national agent for the collection, preservation and documentation of Jamaica’s material culture and aims to stimulate serious research and reflection on Jamaica’s history and contemporary life.
language: English
type: Physical Object

James E. Brathwaite CBE
description: James is an internationally recognised business leader with operational experience in the media and environmental industries, public office, alongside expertise in SME business start-ups and management. In 1996, he was Britain’s first Black CEO of a publicly quoted company, Epic Interactive Media and was awarded the CBE for services to the Sussex Economy. He was the longest serving Chairman of South East England Development Agency (SEEDA), Honorary Consul for South Africa for South East England, and a member of the FCO Caribbean Advisory Group, created to increase links with the West Indies and the Caribbean Diaspora in the UK. Currently, he is Executive Chairman of Drenl Ltd, which focuses on developing 1-10 MW Power & Energy facilities using waste and biomass as the fuel. Jim has created Drenl to address the power generation challenge that exists globally. This will be particularly useful to island states, such as his native Barbados, which spend a large proportion of their GDP on power production. Jim is passionate about economic development and the role that power and waste can play in the circular economy. Power is needed to drive economic development and waste is a resource that should not be overlooked in our efforts to develop without destroying our planet. His charitable work has included raising over £2million for the Rocking Horse Charity for the Children’s Hospital in Brighton, and ‘Work This Way’ which rehabilitated prisoners through training and preparation for work, the most effective way of stopping reoffending. He was Chairman of the Arundel Festival, a charity that put on one of the largest and best attended Art Festivals in England
source: westindians
contributor: eulac3d
type: Person

JAMES, CECIL
type: Person

JAMES, DUGLIN
type: Person

JAMES, GRIFFITH
type: Person

JAMES, RICHARD
type: Person

Jamie Allan Brown
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

Jamie Allan Brown
source: community
contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
type: Still Image

Jarro de cerámica con incrustaciones - Inlaid ceramic jug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Jarro de cerámica de base plana, con una franja en sobrerelieve a la altura del cuello, donde se le han incrustado 7 fragmentos de loza blanca refinada decorada con motivo “Blue Willow”. Presenta asa en arco de correa. Recuperada en Cocule, comuna de la Unión, en 1968. Ceramic jug with a flat base, with an embossed stripe around the neck, where 7 fragments of refined white earthenware decorated with the “Blue Willow” motif have been embedded. It has a strap bow handle. Recovered in Cocule, commune of the Union, in 1968.
creator: Mapuche
date: Siglo XIX
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: Español
type: 3D Object

Jarro de cerámica con incrustaciones - Inlaid ceramic jug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Jarro de cerámica de base plana, con una franja en sobrerelieve a la altura del cuello, donde se le han incrustado 7 fragmentos de loza blanca refinada decorada con motivo “Blue Willow”. Presenta asa en arco de correa. Recuperada en Cocule, comuna de la Unión, en 1968. Ceramic jug with a flat base, with an embossed stripe around the neck, where 7 fragments of refined white earthenware decorated with the “Blue Willow” motif have been embedded. It has a strap bow handle. Recovered in Cocule, commune of the Union, in 1968.
creator: Mapuche
date: Siglo XIX
language: Español
type: Physical Object

Jarro de cerâmica - Pottery pitcher
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Arremessador de louça comum romana (século III), produzido na oficina de cerâmica romana da Quinta do Rouxinol (Seixal) e usado para servir líquidos à mesa. O objeto está completo. Está decorado com linhas cruzadas polidas. Roman common ware pitcher (3rd century), produced in the roman pottery workshop of Quinta do Rouxinol (Seixal) and used for serving liquids at the table. The object is complete. It is decorated with burnished crossed lines.
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
type: 3D Object

Jarro de cerâmica - Pottery pitcher
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Arremessador de louça comum romana (século III), produzido na oficina de cerâmica romana da Quinta do Rouxinol (Seixal) e usado para servir líquidos à mesa. O objeto está completo. Está decorado com linhas cruzadas polidas. Roman common ware pitcher (3rd century), produced in the roman pottery workshop of Quinta do Rouxinol (Seixal) and used for serving liquids at the table. The object is complete. It is decorated with burnished crossed lines.
type: Physical Object

Jarro de metal esmaltado - Enameled metal jug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Artefacto de hierro esmaltado, empleado como tetera que es parte de un juego de té infantil (compuesto por tetera con tapa, azucarero con tapa, lechero, 4 tazas con sus platos y bandeja, total 14 piezas). Fueron propiedad de Emilia Balde Schilling, abuela de la donante Johanna Saelzer Roeschamnn. Enameled iron artifact, used as a teapot that is part of a children's tea set (consisting of teapot with lid, sugar bowl with lid, milkman, 4 cups with their plates and tray, total 14 pieces). They were owned by Emilia Balde Schilling, grandmother of the donor Johanna Saelzer Roeschamnn.
creator: Europeo
date: Siglo XIX - XX
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: Español
type: 3D Object

Jarro de metal esmaltado - Enameled metal jug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Artefacto de hierro esmaltado, empleado como tetera que es parte de un juego de té infantil (compuesto por tetera con tapa, azucarero con tapa, lechero, 4 tazas con sus platos y bandeja, total 14 piezas). Fueron propiedad de Emilia Balde Schilling, abuela de la donante Johanna Saelzer Roeschamnn. Enameled iron artifact, used as a teapot that is part of a children's tea set (consisting of teapot with lid, sugar bowl with lid, milkman, 4 cups with their plates and tray, total 14 pieces). They were owned by Emilia Balde Schilling, grandmother of the donor Johanna Saelzer Roeschamnn.
creator: Europeo
date: Siglo XIX - XX
language: Español
type: Physical Object

Jarro pitrén/ Metawe - Striped Pitcher
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Jarro asimétrico de forma anfibiomorfa. Presenta asa puente. Su color es rojo decorado con técnica negativa mediante ahumado de color negro. La pieza se encuentra restaurada. Asymmetric jug with an amphibiomorphic shape. It has a bridge handle. Its color is red decorated with negative technique through black smoked. The piece is restored.
creator: Cultura Pitrén
date: Siglo IV-XII
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: Español
type: 3D Object

Jarro pitrén/ Metawe - Striped Pitcher
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Jarro asimétrico de forma anfibiomorfa. Presenta asa puente. Su color es rojo decorado con técnica negativa mediante ahumado de color negro. La pieza se encuentra restaurada. Asymmetric jug with an amphibiomorphic shape. It has a bridge handle. Its color is red decorated with negative technique through black smoked. The piece is restored.
creator: Cultura Pitrén
date: Siglo IV-XII
language: Español
type: Physical Object

Jarro Valdivia / Metawe - Valdivian Jug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Artefacto cerámico de diseño rojo sobre blanco, de cuello largo evertido y dos pequeñas asas en la parte superior del cuerpo. De uso doméstico. Fue donado en el tiempo en que se hizo la haciendo la carretera. Ceramic artifact of red on white design, with an everted long neck and two small handles on the upper body. For domestic use. It was donated at the time the road was made.
creator: Mapuche - Huilliche
date: Siglo XIII-XIX
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: Español
type: 3D Object

Jarro Valdivia / Metawe - Valdivian Jug
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Artefacto cerámico de diseño rojo sobre blanco, de cuello largo evertido y dos pequeñas asas en la parte superior del cuerpo. De uso doméstico. Fue donado en el tiempo en que se hizo la haciendo la carretera. Ceramic artifact of red on white design, with an everted long neck and two small handles on the upper body. For domestic use. It was donated at the time the road was made.
creator: Mapuche - Huilliche
date: Siglo XIII-XIX
language: Español
type: Physical Object

JEMMOTT, ABRAHAM
type: Person

JEMMOTT, CONRAD
type: Person

JEMMOTT, DUDLEY
type: Person

JEMMOTT, EDWARD
type: Person

JEMMOTT, GEORGE
type: Person

JEMMOTT, HY
type: Person

JEMMOTT, JAMES
type: Person

JEMMOTT, MORTIMER
type: Person

JEMMOTT, RUFUS
type: Person

JEMMOTT, SMITH
type: Person

JEMMOTT, THOMAS
type: Person

JEMMOTT, WILLIS
type: Person

JEREMIAH, ALEX
type: Person

JESSAMY, ARNOLD
type: Person

JESSAMY, BANFIELD
type: Person

JESSAMY, REYNOLD
type: Person

JESSAMY, WARREN
type: Person

JESSANY, JOSEPH
type: Person

Joan Armatrading
subject: arrival
description: Pioneer of British rock during the 70s; singer/songwriter, Joan Armatrading is credited with being the first black female singer/songwriter to gain prominence on the British music scene. She offered a unique take on folk and reggae that was highly influential to artists like Tasmin Archer and Tracy Chapman. Born in St Kitts in 1950, she moved to Birmingham with her family when she was eight, where she taught herself to play piano and guitar. She began her career playing small sets of her own music at local clubs as a teenager. While touring with a production of Hair, she met Pam Nestor, who became her writing partner and the two collaborated on material that later featured on her first album. After this, Joan went solo and released Back to the Night. Her first commercial success was with her self titled release in 1976, and she followed that with 1977's Show Some Emotion and 1978's To The Limit. Armatrading's loyal cult following has kept her touring and recording for more than 25 years. Her classic songs - Love and Affection, Drop the Pilot, Me, Myself and I have earned her Grammy nominations. She has also accumulated 18 gold records, and 10 platinum records in her career, as well as critical acclaim. She is also in the enviable position of choosing her own touring and recording timetable.
source: stories,arrival
type: Story

Joan Armatrading
description: Pioneer of British rock during the 70s; singer/songwriter, Joan Armatrading is credited with being the first black female singer/songwriter to gain prominence on the British music scene. She offered a unique take on folk and reggae that was highly influential to artists like Tasmin Archer and Tracy Chapman. Born in St Kitts in 1950, she moved to Birmingham with her family when she was eight, where she taught herself to play piano and guitar. She began her career playing small sets of her own music at local clubs as a teenager. While touring with a production of Hair, she met Pam Nestor, who became her writing partner and the two collaborated on material that later featured on her first album. After this, Joan went solo and released Back to the Night. Her first commercial success was with her self titled release in 1976, and she followed that with 1977's Show Some Emotion and 1978's To The Limit. Armatrading's loyal cult following has kept her touring and recording for more than 25 years. Her classic songs - Love and Affection, Drop the Pilot, Me, Myself and I have earned her Grammy nominations. She has also accumulated 18 gold records, and 10 platinum records in her career, as well as critical acclaim. She is also in the enviable position of choosing her own touring and recording timetable.
source: stories
date: 1950-12-09
type: Person

John Barnes MBE
subject: arrival
description: John Charles Bryan Barnes MBE (born 7 November 1963) is an English former professional footballer and manager, who currently works as a commentator and pundit for ESPN and SuperSport. A fast, skillful left winger, Barnes had successful periods at Watford and Liverpool in the 1980s and 1990s, and won 79 caps for England. Born and initially raised in Jamaica, the son of a military officer from Trinidad and Tobago and a Jamaican mother, Barnes moved to London with his family when he was 12 years old. He joined Watford at the age of 17 in 1981 and over the next six years made 296 appearances for the club, scoring 85 goals. He made his debut for England in 1983 and four years later joined Liverpool for £900,000. Between 1987 and 1997 Barnes won the then top-flight First Division twice and the FA Cup twice with Liverpool, scoring 106 goals in 403 matches. By the time of his last appearance for England in 1995, he had played more times than any other black player. His brilliant solo goal against Brazil in the Maracana Stadium in 1984 marked his arrival at international level. His dazzling and intuitive play made him a firm favourite with the Kop at Anfield during his stay with Liverpool and in 1993/1994 John was installed as Liverpool club captain. Under the management of Graeme Souness and Roy Evans, John moved from playing on the wing to central midfield where his vision and passing ability established him at the centre of Liverpool's exciting young team.
source: stories,arrival
date: 1975
type: Story

John Barnes MBE
description: John Charles Bryan Barnes MBE (born 7 November 1963) is an English former professional footballer and manager, who currently works as a commentator and pundit for ESPN and SuperSport. A fast, skillful left winger, Barnes had successful periods at Watford and Liverpool in the 1980s and 1990s, and won 79 caps for England. Born and initially raised in Jamaica, the son of a military officer from Trinidad and Tobago and a Jamaican mother, Barnes moved to London with his family when he was 12 years old. He joined Watford at the age of 17 in 1981 and over the next six years made 296 appearances for the club, scoring 85 goals. He made his debut for England in 1983 and four years later joined Liverpool for £900,000. Between 1987 and 1997 Barnes won the then top-flight First Division twice and the FA Cup twice with Liverpool, scoring 106 goals in 403 matches. By the time of his last appearance for England in 1995, he had played more times than any other black player. His brilliant solo goal against Brazil in the Maracana Stadium in 1984 marked his arrival at international level. His dazzling and intuitive play made him a firm favourite with the Kop at Anfield during his stay with Liverpool and in 1993/1994 John was installed as Liverpool club captain. Under the management of Graeme Souness and Roy Evans, John moved from playing on the wing to central midfield where his vision and passing ability established him at the centre of Liverpool's exciting young team.
source: stories,westindians
date: 1963-11-07
type: Person

John Holder
subject: arrival
description: Born and brought up in superlative St George, John was educated at St Giles School, then Combermere High School, representing Combermere at first team level in Barbados first division cricket competition. In 1964, he migrated to the UK under London Transport’s recruitment scheme to work on the Underground as a guard. The BBC invited him to play in its cricket team, where he joined two other Barbadians, Rodney Norville and the late Dr Bertie Clarke. At this stage he bowled genuinely fast and Dr Clarke recommended him to Hampshire to play county cricket. A serious back injury brought an end to his County career, after which he moved back to Barbados briefly. An offer to return to the UK and go to Lancashire to play as professional in League cricket saw him leave Barbados for the second time. League cricket was much less stressful, playing just at weekends rather than seven days a week at County Level. In his mid-thirties and with his playing career coming to an end, he joined the English First Class Umpires Panel, where he was employed for twenty seven years. In 1988, history was made when he was appointed to stand in his first Test match, at Lord’s. He was the first black person to stand in a Test match in England. The following year while umpiring he became part of the first neutral umpires, when he was chosen to officiate in the Test series in Pakistan with India. In total he stood in eleven Tests, twenty three ODI’s and several finals. He became a full member of MCC in 1999, going on seven tours with teams to Kenya (twice), Greece, Italy, Uganda, Namibia and the Cayman Islands. He was also a member of MCC’s Laws working Party, a panel which drafts the laws of cricket worldwide. In 2008 the ICC appointed him as a Regional Umpires Performance Manager with responsibility for Europe, the Caribbean and the Americas, a post he held until his decision to retire at the end of 2010.
source: stories,arrival
date: 1964
type: Story

John Holder
description: Born and brought up in superlative St George, John was educated at St Giles School, then Combermere High School, representing Combermere at first team level in Barbados first division cricket competition. In 1964, he migrated to the UK under London Transport’s recruitment scheme to work on the Underground as a guard. The BBC invited him to play in its cricket team, where he joined two other Barbadians, Rodney Norville and the late Dr Bertie Clarke. At this stage he bowled genuinely fast and Dr Clarke recommended him to Hampshire to play county cricket. A serious back injury brought an end to his County career, after which he moved back to Barbados briefly. An offer to return to the UK and go to Lancashire to play as professional in League cricket saw him leave Barbados for the second time. League cricket was much less stressful, playing just at weekends rather than seven days a week at County Level. In his mid-thirties and with his playing career coming to an end, he joined the English First Class Umpires Panel, where he was employed for twenty seven years. In 1988, history was made when he was appointed to stand in his first Test match, at Lord’s. He was the first black person to stand in a Test match in England. The following year while umpiring he became part of the first neutral umpires, when he was chosen to officiate in the Test series in Pakistan with India. In total he stood in eleven Tests, twenty three ODI’s and several finals. He became a full member of MCC in 1999, going on seven tours with teams to Kenya (twice), Greece, Italy, Uganda, Namibia and the Cayman Islands. He was also a member of MCC’s Laws working Party, a panel which drafts the laws of cricket worldwide. In 2008 the ICC appointed him as a Regional Umpires Performance Manager with responsibility for Europe, the Caribbean and the Americas, a post he held until his decision to retire at the end of 2010.
source: stories,westindians
date: 1945-03-19
type: Person

JOHN, DOUGLIN
type: Person

JOHN, HENDY
type: Person

JOHNSON, A
type: Person

JOHNSON, A
type: Person

JOHNSON, AARON
type: Person

JOHNSON, ADOLPHUS
type: Person

JOHNSON, ALEXANDER
type: Person

JOHNSON, ARCH
type: Person

JOHNSON, CHARLES
type: Person

JOHNSON, CHARLES
type: Person

JOHNSON, CHARLES
type: Person

JOHNSON, CLIFTON
type: Person

JOHNSON, CLIFTON
type: Person

JOHNSON, DONALD
type: Person

JOHNSON, EDWARD
type: Person

JOHNSON, EDWARD
type: Person

JOHNSON, EDWIN
type: Person

JOHNSON, FRED
type: Person

JOHNSON, GEORGE
type: Person

JOHNSON, HAMBLE
type: Person

JOHNSON, HOWARD
type: Person

JOHNSON, JAMES
type: Person

JOHNSON, JAMES
type: Person

JOHNSON, JOHN
type: Person

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Kaolin Ball Clay Tobacco Pipe
subject: Archaeological Artifact
description: White kaolin clay ball tobacco pipe, partial bowl and heel/spur. Decorated with star shapes in relief on both sides, with a vertical feather/leaf pattern down the length of the bowl on two sides. The artifact was found in church village; it is unknown who would have used the pipe, as the village was home to a mixed community of enslaved people and poor whites. It is unknown where the pipe originated, but the shape of the pipe resembles pipes found at archaeological sites in England and on other Anglophone Caribbean islands. The star relief pattern resembles patterns found in the Bahamas. The pipe was likely used pre-Emancipation in Barbados. Photographs and metadata completed by Kaya Hill, Brown University History of Art and Architecture A.B. candidate 2018, during a visit to BMHS.
creator: Church Village
source: workshops,caribworkshops
publisher: EULAC
date: 2018:01:16 09:49:23
rights: true
format: image/jpeg JPEG Image
language: English
type: 3D Object
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Kaolin Ball Clay Tobacco Pipe
subject: Archaeological Artifact
description: White kaolin clay ball tobacco pipe, partial bowl and heel/spur. Decorated with star shapes in relief on both sides, with a vertical feather/leaf pattern down the length of the bowl on two sides. The artifact was found in church village; it is unknown who would have used the pipe, as the village was home to a mixed community of enslaved people and poor whites. It is unknown where the pipe originated, but the shape of the pipe resembles pipes found at archaeological sites in England and on other Anglophone Caribbean islands. The star relief pattern resembles patterns found in the Bahamas. The pipe was likely used pre-Emancipation in Barbados. Photographs and metadata completed by Kaya Hill, Brown University History of Art and Architecture A.B. candidate 2018, during a visit to BMHS.
creator: Church Village
date: 2018:01:16 09:49:23
language: English
type: Physical Object

Karen Blackett OBE
subject: arrival
description: Born in Barbados but raised in Reading, Karen has been in media for 22 years and is currently Chairperson of MediaCom, the largest media agency in the UK with billings over £l billion. Prior to this Karen was CEO for 5 years. Karen has been instrumental not only in the success of MediaCom, but in championing diversity throughout the advertising and media industry. In 2012 Karen launched the first ever Government backed Apprentice Scheme for the sector, where the apprentices qualify for an NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) in Marketing and Communications. In June 2014, Karen received an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday honours and in 2015 Karen was the first business woman to be named Britain’s Most Influential Black person in the Power List. In 2015 Karen was appointed as one of four external advisors to help diversify the Civil Service, and as a DIT (Department for International Trade) Business Ambassador for No 10. Karen is also a Non-Exec for Creative England whose’ focus is to support new and emerging talent in the Creative Industry helping grow the UK Economy. In March 2016 Karen became the President of NABS, the advertising industry charity which focuses on health and wellbeing in the workplace and presenting the business case for Diversity.
source: stories,arrival
type: Story

Karen Blackett OBE
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Karen Brown/Jamie Allan Brown
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contributor: eulac3d
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Karneval der Kulturen
source: Carnival
type: Carnival

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Ketran / Quitra - Ceremonial Pipe
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Pipa ceremonial de forma antropomorfa, elaborada de piedra talco. Encontrada en el sector norte del fortín Curiruka. Anthropomorphic ceremonial pipe, made of talc stone. Found in the northern sector of the Curiruka fort.
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language: Español
type: 3D Object

Ketran / Quitra - Ceremonial Pipe
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Pipa ceremonial de forma antropomorfa, elaborada de piedra talco. Encontrada en el sector norte del fortín Curiruka. Anthropomorphic ceremonial pipe, made of talc stone. Found in the northern sector of the Curiruka fort.
creator: Mapuche - Huilliche
date: Siglo XIII-XVIII
language: Español
type: Physical Object

KIDNEY, CLAIRMONTE
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Kimme Museum of Art and Sculpture
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Kingston, Jamaica
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contributor: eulac3d
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Knitting Belt
description: Part of the collection of the Unst Community Museum. For many hundreds of years Unst has been in the midst of one of the richest fishing grounds in the world. The small wooden boats fished for cod and ling which were cleaned, split, salted and dried on the stony beaches. The dried fish were then shipped abroad in massive quantities. Boats like the sixereen ‘FAR HAAF’ were capable of fishing thirty miles off shore., while sturdy fourereens fished nearer the coast. With the onset of sudden storms there were disastrous results.
source: workshops
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: English
type: 3D Object

Knitting Belt
description: Part of the collection of the Unst Community Museum. For many hundreds of years Unst has been in the midst of one of the richest fishing grounds in the world. The small wooden boats fished for cod and ling which were cleaned, split, salted and dried on the stony beaches. The dried fish were then shipped abroad in massive quantities. Boats like the sixereen ‘FAR HAAF’ were capable of fishing thirty miles off shore., while sturdy fourereens fished nearer the coast. With the onset of sudden storms there were disastrous results.
language: English
type: Physical Object

Kreol West Indies
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contributor: eulac3d
format: image/jpeg
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Kreol West Indies
description: Kreol West Indies unveils thousands of objects of Creole heritage by mixing works by renowned contemporary artists. It's also the logo of a fun clothing line ... Come and be surprised ... there are two locations: Guadeloupe and Marie-Galante!
source: community
type: Museum

Kul kul - Bull Horn
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Cuerno Kull-kull. Objeto de tradición mapuche. Artefacto aerófono confeccionado de una asta de res. De uso ceremonial en Nguillatunes y Machitunes. Tiene una escotadura en la punta, formando una boquilla. Kull-kull horn. Mapuche tradition object. Aerophone artifact made from a beef horn. For ceremonial use in Nguillatunes and Machitunes. It has a notch at the tip, forming a mouthpiece.
creator: Mapuche
date: S. XIX (circa 1850)
format: text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object
language: Español
type: 3D Object

Kul kul - Bull Horn
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Cuerno Kull-kull. Objeto de tradición mapuche. Artefacto aerófono confeccionado de una asta de res. De uso ceremonial en Nguillatunes y Machitunes. Tiene una escotadura en la punta, formando una boquilla. Kull-kull horn. Mapuche tradition object. Aerophone artifact made from a beef horn. For ceremonial use in Nguillatunes and Machitunes. It has a notch at the tip, forming a mouthpiece.
creator: Mapuche
date: S. XIX (circa 1850)
language: Español
type: Physical Object

Kura Hulanda
description: Quaint museum featuring African art, history & exhibits relating to the local slave trade.
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publisher: CINE
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Lâmpada de cerâmica - Pottery lamp
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
description: Candeeiro romano completo, feito de barro caulinítico, usado para iluminação na época romana, produzido na oficina de cerâmica romana da Quinta do Rouxinol (Seixal) (entre a segunda metade do século IV e o início do século 5). A lâmpada tem uma forma elíptica e um tanque fechado. Complete roman lamp made on kaolinitic clay, used for lighting in roman times, produced in the roman pottery workshop of Quinta do Rouxinol (Seixal) (between the second half of the 4th century and the beginning of the 5th century). The lamp has an elliptical shape and closed tank.
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type: 3D Object

Lâmpada de cerâmica - Pottery lamp
subject: CULTURAL HERITAGE
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type: Physical Object

La Pagerie (Maison Familiale de l'Impératrice Joséphine)
source: Museums
publisher: CINE
type: Museum

La Savane des Esclaves
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publisher: CINE
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Larimar Museum
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publisher: CINE
type: Museum

LARRIER, JOSEPH
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LAURIE, JOSEPH
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Laventille, Trinidad
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contributor: eulac3d
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Leeds West Indian Carnival
description: The Leeds Carnival, also called the Leeds West Indian Carnival or the Chapeltown Carnival, is one of the longest running West Indian carnivals in Europe, having been going since 1967. The carnival is held in the Chapeltown and Harehills parts of Leeds every August bank holiday weekend. Attendance is estimated at about 150,000.
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Leeds, England
source: places
contributor: eulac3d
type: Site

LEGALL, JAMES
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LEGALL, JAMES
type: Person

LEGALL, JOSEPH
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Leicester Caribbean Carnival
description: Leicester Caribbean Carnival is an annual event, held in early August in Leicester, England.
source: Carnival
type: Carnival

Lennox Lewis
description: Lennox Claudius Lewis was born in Stratford, London on 2 September 1965 to Jamaican parents. Lewis made his professional debut at The Royal Albert Hall, in England on June 27, 1989 and proceeded to seize 20 victories - 17 being by straight knockouts. While focusing on his career as a boxer, Lewis decided to put something back into the community and in 1994/5 opened up The Lennox Lewis College in east London. He wanted to create opportunities for young black people, especially males, whose inherent talent often went unrecognised. Unfortunately it has recently closed due to lack of support from the appropriate authorities. However, during its lifespan a number of young people benefited from being associated with it. His illustrious career heightened, when in March 1999 he fought Evander Holyfield to gain the three international title belts. The fight was declared a draw, which was seen as a travesty by most of the boxing fraternity, including Lewis himself. On 13 November 1999 he defeated Holyfield. Finally his quest to unify all three championship titles - the IBF, WBA and WBC - had been attained, making Lewis the second British born boxer in 100 years to hold all three belts. In recognition, Lewis has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of North London for his services not only to sport but also the community in the education of disadvantaged young people. Regarded as the corporate world's 'most wanted' endorser, he recently launched his own line in fashion wear. Along with Muhammad Ali and Rocky Marciano, Lewis's name is recognised the world over.
source: stories,westindians
date: 1956-09-02
type: Person

Lenny Henry
description: Comedian and one of the founders of comic relief, born on August 29th 1958 in Dudley, West Midlands to a Jamaican family, Lenworth George Henry shot to fame in 1975 aged just 17. After doing impressions to amuse his classmates as a child, Lenny won a place on the TV talent show 'New Faces', doing a Frank Spencer impersonation. He won, and was subsequently offered numerous contracts including those he took up, The Fosters and Tiswas (1975). From there he joined the touring 'Black and White Minstrel Show' alongside 'blacked up' whites. After 5 years he left, admitting "I'd like to do anything else rather than that" and went on to star and write alongside Tracey Ullman in 'Three of a Kind' (1981), through which Lenny first met TV producer Paul Jackson who introduced him to the Comic Strip team. He hosted the pilot 'Saturday Night Live' in 1985 which starred French and Saunders as well as Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmonson. Later that year he performed at the Edinburgh Festival and starred in the second series of 'The Lenny Henry Show'. Lenny's impression of Steve Martin in 'Lenny, Live and Unleashed' led to interest in his comedy from across the Atlantic, and he was offered a three film deal for £1.75m from Disney which began with the film 'True Identity'. The film flopped at the box office and Lenny's contract was subsequently terminated. Lenny has worked for Comic Relief for almost 15 years, and is now a key member of their fundraising team. In 1993 he wrote a serious letter to newspaper The Times protesting against government cuts in foreign aid. Lenny also spends a lot of his time helping young, black comedians start their careers, particularly through his production company Crucial Films. After creating the series 'Chef' he encouraged the producers to hire more black workers on set, and as a result the programme is made with many black crew members. He won a Royal Television Society Silver Award medal for outstanding contributions to multi-ethnic programming in the UK…
source: stories,westindians
date: 1958-08-29
type: Person

LEONARD, STANLEY
type: Person

LESLIE, ALEX
type: Person

LESLIE, CHARLES
type: Person

LESLIE, EDWARD
type: Person

LESLIE, GILBERT
type: Person

LESLIE, JOHN
type: Person

LESLIE, JOSEPH
type: Person

LESLIE, MOSES
type: Person

LESLIE, WILLIAM
type: Person

Letter from Walter Tull from the Front
description: The letter from the Front is dated 10th August 1917, and was sent to his brother Edward Tull-Warnock. The Mark note and the Ammunition box top were included in the letter, and were picked up during Walter's foray into No-Man's-Land, as described in the letter. The title of Phil Vasili's biography of Walter, All the guns in France couldn't wake me, comes from a section in the letter where Walter is describing just how exhausted he is, after his days at the Front.
source: waltertull
contributor: eulac3d
type: Still Image

Letter from WT from the Front
description: Three sheets (five pages) with envelope
source: waltertull
contributor: eulac3d
language: English
type: Physical Object

LEWIS, AGUSTUS
type: Person

LEWIS, ALFRED
type: Person

LEWIS, BENJAMIN
type: Person

LEWIS, BERESFORD
type: Person

LEWIS, CHRISTOPHER
type: Person

LEWIS, CLIFFORD
type: Person

LEWIS, CLIFFORD
type: Person

LEWIS, CYRIL
type: Person

LEWIS, DAVID
type: Person

LEWIS, EDWARD
type: Person

LEWIS, EDWARD
type: Person

LEWIS, EDWARD
type: Person

LEWIS, FITZ
type: Person

LEWIS, GEORGE
type: Person

LEWIS, HOEARD
type: Person

LEWIS, JAMES
type: Person

LEWIS, JAMES
type: Person

LEWIS, JAMES
type: Person

LEWIS, JOSEPH
type: Person

LEWIS, JOSEPH
type: Person

LEWIS, JOSEPH
type: Person

LEWIS, JOSEPH
type: Person

LEWIS, JOSHUA
type: Person

LEWIS, JOSIAH
type: Person

LEWIS, LAWRENCE
type: Person

LEWIS, PRESTON
type: Person

LEWIS, PRESTON
type: Person

LEWIS, STANLEY
type: Person

LEWIS, STANLEY
type: Person

LICORISH, FREDERICK
type: Person

LICORISH, JOSEPH
type: Person

LICORISH, JOSEPH
type: Person

LICORISH, JOSEPH
type: Person

LICORISH, JULIAN
type: Person

LICORISH, PRESTON
type: Person

Linford Christie OBE
subject: arrival
description: Linford Christie was the greatest sprinter Britain produced, an athlete who emerged onto the scene at a late stage in life for an athlete and carved out an unique niche. Jamaican born Christie was the middle child of seven. He came to Britain when he was seven and lived in Shepherd’s Bush. Though he left school when he was 16 and had a different number of jobs, sport always held a place in his heart and he was coached at the West London Stadium near his home by Ron Roddan, who remained his mentor for his whole career where he ran for Thames Valley Harriers. His 23 major championships medals, which included 10 golds, is a British male record along with his 26 national titles, and he was, and arguably still is, among the most famous sportsmen in the country. His two greatest moments came within a year of each other, when he won the Olympic 100m gold medal in Barcelona in 1992 before winning the World title in Stuttgart 12 months later. Whenever he ran, you could not help but be drawn to the drama his races would produce and more often that not a story would emerge from the edge he would bring to an occasion.
source: stories,arrival
type: Story

Linford Christie OBE
description: Linford Christie was the greatest sprinter Britain produced, an athlete who emerged onto the scene at a late stage in life for an athlete and carved out an unique niche. Jamaican born Christie was the middle child of seven. He came to Britain when he was seven and lived in Shepherd’s Bush. Though he left school when he was 16 and had a different number of jobs, sport always held a place in his heart and he was coached at the West London Stadium near his home by Ron Roddan, who remained his mentor for his whole career where he ran for Thames Valley Harriers. His 23 major championships medals, which included 10 golds, is a British male record along with his 26 national titles, and he was, and arguably still is, among the most famous sportsmen in the country. His two greatest moments came within a year of each other, when he won the Olympic 100m gold medal in Barcelona in 1992 before winning the World title in Stuttgart 12 months later. Whenever he ran, you could not help but be drawn to the drama his races would produce and more often that not a story would emerge from the edge he would bring to an occasion.
source: stories,westindians
date: 1960-04-02
type: Person

Linton Kwesi Johnson
subject: arrival
description: Linton Kwesi Johnson was born in 1952 in Chapelton, Jamaica. He moved to London in 1963 to be with his mother and went on to read Sociology at Goldsmiths College, University of London. He joined the Black Panther movement in 1970, organising a poetry workshop and working with Rasta Love, a group of poets and percussionists. He joined the Brixton-based Race Today Collective in 1974. His first book of poems, Voices of the Living and the Dead, was published by the Race Today imprint in 1974. His second book, Dread, Beat An' Blood (1975) includes poems written in Jamaican dialect, and was released as a record in 1978. He is widely regarded as the father of 'dub poetry', a term he coined to describe the way a number of reggae DJs blended music and verse. Johnson maintains that his starting point and focus is poetry, composed before the music, and for this reason he considers the term 'dub poetry' misleading when applied to his own work. He recorded several albums on the Island label, including Forces of Victory (1979), Bass Culture (1980), LKJ In dub (1980) and Making History (1984) and founded his own record label - LKJ - in the mid-1980s, selling over two million records worldwide. In 1977 he was awarded a C. Day Lewis Fellowship and became Writer in Residence for the London Borough of Lambeth. Race Today published his third book of poetry, Inglan Is a Bitch, in 1980. He worked primarily as a journalist in the 1980s and was a reporter for Channel 4 television's The Bandung File. Tings An' Times: Selected Poems was published in 1991 as both a book and musical recording. He was made Associate Fellow at Warwick University in 1985 and Honorary Fellow at Wolverhampton Polytechnic in 1987. He is a regular broadcaster on radio and hosted an evening of Caribbean music and culture for BBC Radio 2 in October 2001.
source: stories,arrival
date: 1952
type: Story

Linton Kwesi Johnson
description: Linton Kwesi Johnson was born in 1952 in Chapelton, Jamaica. He moved to London in 1963 to be with his mother and went on to read Sociology at Goldsmiths College, University of London. He joined the Black Panther movement in 1970, organising a poetry workshop and working with Rasta Love, a group of poets and percussionists. He joined the Brixton-based Race Today Collective in 1974. His first book of poems, Voices of the Living and the Dead, was published by the Race Today imprint in 1974. His second book, Dread, Beat An' Blood (1975) includes poems written in Jamaican dialect, and was released as a record in 1978. He is widely regarded as the father of 'dub poetry', a term he coined to describe the way a number of reggae DJs blended music and verse. Johnson maintains that his starting point and focus is poetry, composed before the music, and for this reason he considers the term 'dub poetry' misleading when applied to his own work. He recorded several albums on the Island label, including Forces of Victory (1979), Bass Culture (1980), LKJ In dub (1980) and Making History (1984) and founded his own record label - LKJ - in the mid-1980s, selling over two million records worldwide. In 1977 he was awarded a C. Day Lewis Fellowship and became Writer in Residence for the London Borough of Lambeth. Race Today published his third book of poetry, Inglan Is a Bitch, in 1980. He worked primarily as a journalist in the 1980s and was a reporter for Channel 4 television's The Bandung File. Tings An' Times: Selected Poems was published in 1991 as both a book and musical recording. He was made Associate Fellow at Warwick University in 1985 and Honorary Fellow at Wolverhampton Polytechnic in 1987. He is a regular broadcaster on radio and hosted an evening of Caribbean music and culture for BBC Radio 2 in October 2001.
source: stories,westindians
date: 1952-08-24
type: Person

LINTON, AARON
type: Person

LINTON, ALEXANDER
type: Person

LINTON, CHARLES
type: Person