Mexico of the dayThe Codex Mendoza, Digitized
Mexico's national anthropology institute turned an Aztec codex into an interactive edition: zoomable pages, glyph explanations, transcriptions, maps and a timeline.
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Mexico of the dayMexico's national anthropology institute turned an Aztec codex into an interactive edition: zoomable pages, glyph explanations, transcriptions, maps and a timeline.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayA Bishkek brand making slippers, barefoot shoes, bags and hats from wet-felted wool.
South Africa of the daySouth Africa's national biodiversity institute publishes two Plant of the Week profiles every week, from living-stone succulents to proteas and grasses.
Ireland of the dayIreland's National Folklore Collection online: tales, cures and customs written down by schoolchildren in the 1930s, plus old photos and audio.
India of the dayA non-profit online encyclopedia of Indian arts and heritage: essays, interviews, videos and photo galleries on crafts, dance, temples and rituals.
Chile of the dayA digital project by the National Library of Chile: hundreds of themed mini-sites with digitised books, maps, photos, scores and recordings on the country's culture.
Poland of the dayThe National Library of Poland's digital collection: manuscripts, old photos, maps, sheet music and posters you can zoom into in high resolution.
Vietnam of the dayThe history section of Saigoneer, an English-language magazine: archive photos, old buildings, street fashion and forgotten neighbourhoods of Saigon and Vietnam, with new pieces every week.
Uzbekistan of the dayA Telegram channel by architect Alexander Fedorov on Tashkent's seismic modernism: buildings, mosaics, bus stops, archive films, walking tours and an audio guide.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayA Kyrgyz foundation that studies snow leopards and marmots in the mountains and how climate change affects them.
Egypt of the dayAn interactive atlas of the Theban necropolis in Egypt: tomb plans for the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens, photos, excavation history and a bibliography for every tomb.
Iceland of the dayA free online Icelandic course from the University of Iceland, running from a survival crash course up to C1, built on audio, pictures and interactive exercises.