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Dun an Sticir drama |
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Moving Image |
Thursday 10th of March 2022 05:14:15 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:26:23 PM |
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Dun an sticir drama Gaelic |
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Moving Image |
Monday 06th of June 2022 05:48:50 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:27:16 PM |
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Radio Dun an Sticir |
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Moving Image |
Monday 06th of June 2022 05:51:31 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:28:32 PM |
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West Beach |
A nice place to have a long walk, there are good sunsets, lots of white sand and sea |
Site |
Monday 06th of June 2022 08:10:45 PM |
Monday 06th of June 2022 08:10:45 PM |
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Barbados Museum and Historical Society |
The Barbados Museum and Historical Society (BMHS) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization with a membership of over 1,000 individuals and companies. A fourteen-member Council and the Director are responsible for its policies and operation. Nine council members are elected annually from the membership of the BMHS; the remaining five are appointed by Government. |
Museum |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:21:16 AM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:21:16 AM |
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Comann Eachdraidh Uibhist a Tuath (CEUT) |
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Museum |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:24:41 AM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:24:41 AM |
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Windrush |
Barbados Community College 2018 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 |
Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:31:33 AM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:29:00 PM |
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Dun an Sticir |
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Site |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:43:27 AM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:43:27 AM |
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Why is Telling the Windrush Story Important to You? |
Barbados Community College Students Brianna Gibbs Danielle Sanson Dylan Collymore Malaika Croney Melissa Hunte Rayna Garnes Romario Cottoy Richenda Harewood Selena Williamson Tamina White |
Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 11:57:40 AM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:36:28 PM |
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Introduction to the Production of Windrush |
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 |
Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:03:42 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:29:44 PM |
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WINDRUSH PIONEERS 22 JUNE 2008 |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:18:59 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:34:27 PM |
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BMHS Lecture '19: Have We Been Here Before: B'dos Windrush Generation from a Historical Perspective |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:26:37 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:26:37 PM |
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Barpa Langass Drama |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:30:10 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:30:32 PM |
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Barpa Langass Drama Gaelic |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:33:21 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:31:34 PM |
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Langass Music |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:36:00 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:36:00 PM |
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Barpa Langias |
Barpa Langais is the best preserved and largest of the Neolithic, chambered, burial cairns on North Uist. Its massive size suggests, according to Erskine Beveridge, that it was the burial place of some great chief and intended as both a tomb and a monument. Its prominent outline and siting, midway up Beinn Langais, is remarkable for the labour which must have been involved in carrying from a great distance and placing so many large stones into its pyramid shape. it is now too dangerous to enter because of the collapsed stonework. Beveridge found remnants of of burnt burials and fragments of Bronze Age urn pottery within the first chamber and he suggested that two further chambers may well lie beyond the entrance to the east. ‘S e an càrn-tiodhlacaidh le sèomraichean as motha agus as fhèarr air an glèidheadh bho Linn Nuadh na Cloiche ann an Uibhist a Tuath a th’ ann am Barpa Langais. Tha e cho mòr ‘s gun robh Erskine Beveridge de ‘n bheachd gun robh àrd-uachdran ainmeal air a thiodhlacadh ann is gur e an dà chuid carragh-cuimhne agus uaigh a bh’ ann. Tha e air a shuidheachadh lethach suas Beinn Langais agus iongantach airson an obair a chuireadh ann le bhi giulainn leithid a chlachan mòra air astar, a bharrachd air an obair clachaireachd a chaidh do thogalach dhan chruth seo. Fhuair Beveridge criomagan loisgte air fhàgail bho thiodhlacan agus sgealban de phoitean bho Linn an Umha anns a’ chiad sèomar. Bha e de ‘n bheachd gu robh dà shèomar eile na b’ fhaide a-staigh ris an taobh an Ear. Tha e nis ro chunnartach a dhol na bhroinn leis gu bheil e a’ falbh às a chèile. Pobull Fhinn is the most conspicuous Megalithic stone circle on North Uist and, lying on a plateau, is situated an easy walk away from Barpa Langais, overlooking the sea. (It is interesting to speculate on the type of social relationships that might have existed between the two sites.) The stones of Pobull Fhinn are shaped in an oval rather than a circle, their east-west axis being slightly longer than that to the north-south. The purposes of such circles are still open to considerable debate - were they placed to plot the celestial movements of the sun, the seasonal cycles or those of the dark, the moon and the stars? For what community celebrations or rituals might these huge stones have been hewn and dragged so high up to denote? Certainly they represent considerable effort and confidence on the part of the early Neolithic farming communities who erected them. ‘S e na tursaichean as fhollaisaiche bho Meadhan Linn na Cloiche ann an Uibhist a Tuath a th’ ann am Poball Fhinn. Tha iad air talamh còmhnard, àrd faisg air Barpa Langais a’ coimhead a-mach air a mhuir. Saoil dè an ceangal a tha eadar an dà àite? Tha iad air an cur suas ann an cruth uighe an àite cruth cruinne. Chan eil sinn cìnnteach fhathast carson a bha iad air an togail, an ann a leantainn na grèine a bha iad no na ràithean, a gheallach no na reultan? Saoil dè an t-adhbhar a bh’ aig na daoine na clachan seo a shnaith agus an tarraing gu àite cho àrd? Tha na tursaichean seo a’ sealltainn dhuinn cho innleachdach agus misneachail ‘s a bha na tuathanaich seo bho Linn Nuadh na Cloiche. |
Site |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:38:16 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:38:16 PM |
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Udal |
Iain Crawford, a passionate archaeologist and ethnographer, influenced by the writings of Beveridge, decided to concentrate his searches in the 1960s on sites that might have been continuously inhabited over a very long period and yet were still visible. He wanted to get a clearer picture of daily life and work from the Mesolithic, through to the Bronze and Iron Ages, and onwards as close to the present day as possible. The two main sandhills, North and South, at Udal, gradually provided him with settlement remains which represent the rarity and importance of this site. The Udal South Mound revealed evidence of two stone built round houses or 'wheelhouses', now extremely vulnerable to the elements. Pottery shards, stone tools and some bronze and metal items, held by Glasgow University, show evidence of habitation from the Late Bronze Age through to the Late Iron Age. The Udal North hill takes the period of settlement up to Viking and Mediaeval times and the finds include jewellery and a Norse gold coin of Harald Hardrada. There is evidence of continuous settlement through to the 19th century and much more exciting excavation remains to be researched by the Udal project on this site of major historical significance. |
Site |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:45:02 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:45:02 PM |
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Radio Udal |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 01:58:10 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:32:40 PM |
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Craig Hastain Drama |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:03:48 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:03:48 PM |
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Craig Hastain Drama Gaelic |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:06:09 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:06:09 PM |
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Craig Hastain |
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Site |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:10:32 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:10:32 PM |
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Radio Caranish |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 02:16:50 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:37:06 PM |
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Carinish |
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Site |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:35:42 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:35:42 PM |
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Barpa Langais Tour |
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Tour |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:40:10 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:40:10 PM |
| 26 |
Dun an Sticir Reconstruction |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:48:14 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:58:37 PM |
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Intro Video |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:53:08 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:56:29 PM |
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Udal Tour |
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Tour |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:55:32 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 03:55:32 PM |
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Dun an Sticir Tour |
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Tour |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:01:43 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:01:43 PM |
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Radio Iceage |
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Moving Image |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:24:17 PM |
Friday 12th of August 2022 04:24:17 PM |
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Alasdair - Clachan Sands and Traigh Hornais |
Alasdair describing his favourite area around Clachan Sands, North Uist |
Moving Image |
Friday 19th of August 2022 09:15:05 AM |
Friday 19th of August 2022 09:22:48 AM |
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Merin and Traigh Hornais |
Merin describing her summers at Tràigh Hornais, North Uist |
Moving Image |
Friday 19th of August 2022 09:17:34 AM |
Friday 19th of August 2022 09:23:03 AM |
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Chattel House |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:01:19 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:01:19 PM |
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Cannon |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:01:55 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:04:31 PM |
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Whale Vertebrae |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:02:39 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:02:39 PM |
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Painting of Rachel Pringle |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:03:29 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:03:29 PM |
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Fighting in the Bajan Sticklicking Style |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:03:51 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:05:33 PM |
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Cou Cou Stick |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:05:15 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:05:15 PM |
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Tamarind Seed |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:06:12 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:06:12 PM |
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Fire Cart |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:06:48 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:06:48 PM |
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Mortar and Pestle |
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Moving Image |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:07:16 PM |
Friday 31st of March 2023 05:07:16 PM |
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The Little Old Woman Sitting by the Ditch by Cathy Laing |
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Moving Image |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:14:54 PM |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:14:54 PM |
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Night-time Faeries by Donald Ewan |
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Moving Image |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:16:16 PM |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:16:16 PM |
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The Yellow Stallion by Duncan MacKinnon |
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Moving Image |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:18:35 PM |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:18:35 PM |
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The Waterhorse by Janet MacDonald |
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Moving Image |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:21:28 PM |
Tuesday 04th of April 2023 12:21:28 PM |