cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31323961.v1
title: Interview translation of Community Conversation on the Past, Present, and Future of Shu Making in Royee

description: Part 7 of Translation of Interview in Urdu and English. Focus group discussion on cultural and historical context of shu making; focused on continuity and change within the shu making process; significance of argricultural life; the importance of livestock; economics of shu; its gradual decline; the role of community in the making of shu. Discussion held in Royee village at the house of BBN.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324066
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 1 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324066.v1
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 1 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324081
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 2 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324081.v1
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 2 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.dpd2qf
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 2464 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "TaxonKey is Ceraclea nigronervosa"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 2464 records from 86 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0003692-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324096
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 3 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324096.v1
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 3 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324375
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 4 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324375.v1
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 4 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324438
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 5 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324438.v1
title: Interview translation with SBN on the Craft and Continuity of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 5 of Translation of Interview with SBN in Urdu and English. Recorded at her home in Royee village, Chitral, offers a rich cultural narrative on the practice of carding wool as part of traditional Shu cloth making. SBN shares the significance of the carding bow—locally crafted from wild almond wood and other natural materials—highlighting its symbolic value, functional components, and role in the wool preparation process. Through her personal memories and lived experience, she reflects on how carding is more than a technical step, and continuity passed down through generations. The interview provides valuable insights into the embodied knowledge and material heritage for shu.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324462
title: Interview with JTB on cultural significance of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 1 interview translation in English and Urdu with JTB, recorded in Royee village, Chitral, explores the cultural importance of Shu making as a living heritage practice. JTB reflects on how the weaving of Shu is not only a technical process but also a symbol of community identity, resilience, and generational continuity.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324462.v1
title: Interview with JTB on cultural significance of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 1 interview translation in English and Urdu with JTB, recorded in Royee village, Chitral, explores the cultural importance of Shu making as a living heritage practice. JTB reflects on how the weaving of Shu is not only a technical process but also a symbol of community identity, resilience, and generational continuity.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324681
title: Interview with JTB on cultural significance of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 2 interview translation in English and Urdu with JTB, recorded in Royee village, Chitral, explores the cultural importance of Shu making as a living heritage practice. JTB reflects on how the weaving of Shu is not only a technical process but also a symbol of community identity, resilience, and generational continuity.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324681.v1
title: Interview with JTB on cultural significance of Shu Making in Royee village

description: Part 2 interview translation in English and Urdu with JTB, recorded in Royee village, Chitral, explores the cultural importance of Shu making as a living heritage practice. JTB reflects on how the weaving of Shu is not only a technical process but also a symbol of community identity, resilience, and generational continuity.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324702
title: Interview translation with ADK on Making the Spinning Wheel in Royee village

description: Part 1 of Interview translation in English recorded in Royee village, ADK shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324702.v1
title: Interview translation with ADK on Making the Spinning Wheel in Royee village

description: Part 1 of Interview translation in English recorded in Royee village, ADK shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.5uf35t
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 10051 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "TaxonKey is Leptatherina",
 "HasCoordinate is true",
 "HasGeospatialIssue is false"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 10051 records from 29 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0003694-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324708
title: Interview translation with ADK on Making the Spinning Wheel in Royee village

description: Part 2 of Interview translation in English recorded in Royee village, ADK shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324708.v1
title: Interview translation with ADK on Making the Spinning Wheel in Royee village

description: Part 2 of Interview translation in English recorded in Royee village, ADK shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324714
title: Interview translation with ADK on Making the Spinning Wheel in Royee village

description: Part 3 of Interview translation in English recorded in Royee village, ADK shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324714.v1
title: Interview translation with ADK on Making the Spinning Wheel in Royee village

description: Part 3 of Interview translation in English recorded in Royee village, ADK shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324774
title: Interview translation with KMD on Making the Spinning Wheel in Gohik village

description: Interview translation in English recorded in Gohik village, KMD shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324774.v1
title: Interview translation with KMD on Making the Spinning Wheel in Gohik village

description: Interview translation in English recorded in Gohik village, KMD shares the detailed, step-by-step process of crafting a traditional spinning wheel, from selecting the right wood to assembling its parts with precision. He reflects on the cultural meaning and technical mastery behind the craft, passed down through generations.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324984
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 1 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31324984.v1
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 1 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17229235
title: Kinetics of Lycopene Degradation and Alicyclobacillus acidoterrestris Spores Inactivation in Heat/UV-C-Processed Tomato Products

description: This dataset is associated to the article entitled ‘Quality and Safety of Reformulated Tomato Products Processed by Heat and UV-C Radiation’
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17229236
title: Kinetics of Lycopene Degradation and Alicyclobacillus acidoterrestris Spores Inactivation in Heat/UV-C-Processed Tomato Products

description: This dataset is associated to the article entitled ‘Quality and Safety of Reformulated Tomato Products Processed by Heat and UV-C Radiation’
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325056
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 2 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325056.v1
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 2 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325104
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 3 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325104.v1
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 3 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325125
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 4 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325125.v1
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 4 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325137
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 5 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325137.v1
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 5 interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31325254
title: Translation of Conversation with DFZ exploring the cultural meaning and heritage of Chitrali Shu

description: Translation of Part 6 of the interview with cultural historian DFZ illuminates the cultural significance of Shu and wool in Chitral's heritage. DFZ discusses various production techniques and their cultural importance, highlighting how they shape local proverbs that embody values of diligence and resilience. The creation of Chitrali Shu fabric intertwines with poetry, folk traditions, and linguistic expressions in Khowar, serving as a metaphor for life that reflects the community's ethos, connection to nature, and philosophical insights into existence.