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Open Archaeology and the Digital Cultural Commons
Although I’ve worked in open education technology for almost twenty years now, my original background is actually in archaeology. I studied archaeology at the University of Glasgow in the late…
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Wiki Loves Monuments UK 2016 Winners Announced!
More than 250 people took part in the UK competition, uploading 6,200 photos of cultural heritage which anyone can reuse. Thank you to everyone who took part. The winners of…
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Wiki Loves Monuments 2016 kicks off the world’s biggest photography competition
Wiki Loves Monuments returns to the United Kingdom in September. The competition has a heritage focus and we want your help to photograph every monument in the country. The prizes…
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The winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2014 in the UK
Have you seen the UK winners of the 2014 Wiki Loves Monuments competition?
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Your pictures on one of the busiest websites in the world?
This post was written by Michael Maggs, a volunteer organiser of Wiki Loves Monuments (and Wikimedia UK Chair)
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Falling to pieces: Wikipedia and history
This post was written by Richard Nevell, Assistant Office Manager
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Announcing the winners of the Wiki Loves Monuments photo contest in the UK
Wikimedia UK is delighted to announce the UK winners of the 2013 Wiki Loves Monuments competition.
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The morning after the month before
September 2013 will always be the month the UK took part in Wiki Loves Monuments for the first time. We missed out in 2012, and planning began in January this…
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Bringing Chester’s listed buildings onto Wikipedia
This post was written by Wikimedia UK volunteer User:Rock drum
