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Delivering HSU History to the Silicon Valley
This is a press-release detailing some archival adventures that happened over spring break with the Humboldt State University Library Scholar Program. Published in spring 2016
Creating a Gift for the Future: Digitization Using Omeka.net
“Creating a Gift for the Future: Digitization Using Omeka.net”, April 22, 2016 Contributors: Alexandria Jones, Blanca Drapeau, Cathlyn Garibay, KayCie Voigt, Nicole Martensen, Victoria Bruner, Xi K. Bromley A Collaborative poster describing online exhibit creation. Presented at the Humboldt State University 2016 Ideafest symposium. "The Library Scholar Internship team is digitizing historically significant objects from … Continue reading Creating a Gift for the Future: Digitization Using Omeka.net
Welcome to the Digital Age: Journey through Humboldt Room Archival Process
A display showcasing the digitization of archival materials. Located in the Humboldt State University Library using select materials from Humboldt Room Special Collections. Spring 2016 Semester.
The Sound of Silence: Suggesting an Evolutionary Perspective in Archaeoacoustics
Presenting at the 2014 Anthropology Research Symposium, Humboldt State University Abstract Humans have a common practice of altering auditory perception, with the ability to extend their sound experience through creating instruments, building acoustic amphitheater spaces, and producing rhythm and music with the body as with clapping, chanting, and singing. The field of archaeoacoustics offers insight … Continue reading The Sound of Silence: Suggesting an Evolutionary Perspective in Archaeoacoustics
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