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- Find your slave ancestors
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- The French National Overseas Archives have put their collection of Martinique parish and civil status registers on-line
- Huts or mansions… Martinique’s built heritage
- Martinique’s movable heritage
- The Victor Schœlcher manuscripts on line
- Martinique’s archaeological heritage on-line
- What did your town look like 100 years ago?
- Discovery’: guided and interactive visits
- Collaborative indexing : a way of helping to develop the site
- SIGMA serving our heritage
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- Memories of food: food in Martinique from the 17th century to the 1980s
- “To write the food history of a people is to draw a portrait of its civilization.” (Auguste Escoffier, chef)
- The origins of Creole cuisine
- Food crops or cash crops, a colonial dilemma
- The slaves’ diet
- Birth of the Creole garden
- Mapping the ingredients of Creole cuisine
- Food preparation
- Creole cuisine in its setting: the bourgeois dining room
- Creole cuisine in its setting: the kitchen
- Creole cuisine in its setting: taverns, inns and restaurants
- Cooks – passing on a culinary art
- Creole cuisine and the seasons
- Recipe books
- An tan Robè, a 20th century food shortage (1939-1943)
- From macadam to McDonalds: towards new eating habits
- “To write the food history of a people is to draw a portrait of its civilization.” (Auguste Escoffier, chef)
- Martinican childhoods
- Gauguin and Martinique: “In the country of the Creole gods”, 1887
- A childhood marked by travel
- On the path to painting
- Gauguin and the impressionists
- Laval and Gauguin: the grand departure for Panama
- Arriving in Martinique: paradise refound?
- Martinique in Gauguin’s time: economy and society
- Politics and culture in Martinique in 1887
- Arts and letters in Martinique at the time of Gauguin
- Gauguin’s work in Martinique: a decisive experience
- Nature and landscape
- Women carrying loads on their heads and peasants: a Martinican pastoral
- Did Gauguin meet India in Martinique?
- Martinique - Pont-Aven Symbolism and Primitivism
- The exhibition of 1889 and the reception given Gauguin’s works
- Martinique – Tahiti: the tropical studio
- A childhood marked by travel
- History à la carte, 1528-1856
- History à la carte, 1528 - 1856
- From the origins to the Greeks
- The Middle Ages and the time of the conquests
- The renaissance of map-making
- The engraving techniques used to make old maps
- The beginnings of modern map-making
- The reform of map-making
- Map-making at the service of power
- Scientific hydrography
- Mapping plagiarism
- A new era for map-making
- Dynamic cartography in Martinique
- History à la carte, 1528 - 1856
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