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ACURIL final presentation.pptx File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Jun 6, 2008 ... OCLC Connexions. 2. Record exported to local OPAC (ALEPH). 3. OHPDB interview record updated. 4. Records discoverable/retrievable via ... 2.
National Library of Jamaica | Recommended Sites - Local Nov 23, 2007 ... The Incorporated Masterbuilders Assn. of Jamaica · Infoserv Institute ... Jamaica Hardcopy · Jamaica Hockey Federation · Jamaica Homecoming ... 3.
National Library of Jamaica Jan 2, 2009 ... Information about the library's activity, facilities, services, catalogues, and collections. Located in Kingston. 4.
The UWI Library System, Mona File Format: Microsoft Powerpoint - View as HTML The Science Library can also be accessed directly from http://www.mona.uwi.edu/library/science library.html and the medical as shown. ... 5.
Resource Guide for CAPE History Jul 30, 2007 ... Shepherd, V. and Beckles, H. (eds.). Caribbean Slavery in the Atlantic World. Kingston: Ian Randle Publishers, 2000. 305.56709729 Ja She ... 6.
ACURIL Conference XXXVIII - Montego Bay, Jamaica It sponsored, along with the University of Puerto Rico and its Institute of Caribbean Studies, the first conference of librarians in university and research ... 7.
ACURIL Conference XXXVIII - Montego Bay, Jamaica It sponsored, along with the University of Puerto Rico and its Institute of Caribbean Studies, the first conference of librarians in university and research ... 8.
National Library of Jamaica | Recommended Sites - Local Nov 23, 2007 ... The Jamaica Tourism Directory - A Quick Reference Guide ... 12 East Street, Kingston, Jamaica Telephone: [876] 967-1526, 967-2516, 967-2494, ... 9.
BIBLIOGRAPHY File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Higman, B.W. Jamaican Food: History, Biology and Culture Kingston: University of the. West Indies Press, 2008. 22. Institute of Jamaica accessed August 2008 ... 10.
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