People's Collection Wales website
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| 14:10 UK time, Monday, 2 August 2010
People's Collection Wales, a major new bilingual website for the people of Wales, has been launched today at the 2010 National Eisteddfod of Wales by Heritage Minister Alun Ffred Jones.
This groundbreaking project enables users to research, explore and share the cultural history of Wales.
Welsh actor Matthew Rhys explains a little about the website:
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The project has been funded by the Welsh Assembly Government and has been created with input from major bodies in Wales such as the National Museum Wales, the Welsh Museums Archives and Libraries association (CyMAL), and the National Library of Wales.
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Read more about the project on the BBC Wales history blog, and visit the People's Collection Wales website.
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