[This is a list of projects about Singapore or created by Singapore-based teams. To submit a project, please fill in this form.]
Southeast Asia in the Ming Shi-lu
The Ming Shi-lu (明實錄) (also known as the Veritable Records of the Ming Dynasty) is a collective name for the successive reign annals of
Read MoreThe Labyrinth Project
A Research Initiative for Creating New Models of Database Narrative and Digital Scholarship. https://dornsife.usc.edu/labyrinth/laby.html
Read MoreMusic SG
MusicSG is a non-profit digital archive set up to digitise, archive and provide access to all forms of published Singapore musical works. It assembles
Read MoreThe Tamil Digital Heritage (TDH)
The Tamil Digital Heritage (TDH) Collection you see in this section is the digital version of Singapore Tamil literature books published between 1965, when
Read MoreDarwin Online
Edited by John van Wyhe Darwin Online is the largest and most widely consulted edition of the writings of Darwin ever published. It is
Read MoreSingapore Places of Worship 新加坡多元宗教之美
An interactive map of 381 art pieces by Dr. Ho Chee Lick, comprising Chinese shrines of Buddhism, Taoism, popular religion and sectarian religions, churches,
Read MoreMap of Origins: Chinese Clans in Singapore 新加坡华人宗乡之情
A comprehensive listing of Chinese Clan Associations in Singapore. Using Google Maps, these Associations have been mapped out for geographic exploration. http://libportal.nus.edu.sg/frontend/ms/sg-chinese-clans/about-sg-chinese-clans
Read MoreContemporary Wayang Archive
The Contemporary Wayang Archive (CWA) is a collection of re-elaborations of Java’s oldest performance tradition. All of the performances were recorded in 21st century
Read MoreAsian Shakespeare Intercultural Archive (A|S|I|A)
Asian performance cultures interact with the idea of Shakespeare in richly diverse ways. The Asian Shakespeare Intercultural Archive (A|S|I|A) is building a multilingual online
Read MoreThe Singapore Chronicle
The Singapore Chronicle, the first newspaper in Singapore, was first issued on 1 January 1824. Originally owned by publisher and editor, Francis James Bernard,
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