Map of France, "Etudes Paleoethnologiques dans le Bassin du Rhone," 1880, by the United States National Museum Photographic Laboratory. Smithsonian Institution Archives, Acc. 11-006, Image no. MAH-4397.

Link Love: 04/16/2021

Link Love: a biweekly post with links to interesting videos and stories about archival issues, technology and culture, and Washington D.C. and American history.
April 16, 2021, by Deborah Shapiro

This spring, we’re paddling in a sea of webinars on preservation, [via Library of Congress]

family history, [via National Archives] 

and critical race theory. [via We Here]

Museum Visitors at Insect Zoo, National Museum of Natural History

Smithsonian entomologist Floyd Shockley explains just how cool bugs are. [via Smithsonian Voices]

Arquivo.pt has launched a search portal for 1.8 billion (that’s 1,800,000,000) images from web archives. [via Arquivo.pt]

Kick off your Smithsonian 175th celebrations with some thoughts from Pam Henson, the Archives’ institutional historian. [via Voice of America News]

Map of France, "Etudes Paleoethnologiques dans le Bassin du Rhone"

Hyperallergic highlights one of the world’s oldest--and, probably, heaviest--3D maps. [via Hyperallergic]

 

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