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These selected moving images are from Center for Southwest Research Manuscript and Pictorial collections as well as Center for Regional Studies sponsored programs. The types of material include lecture, public forum, performance, and oral history covering subjects, people, or events related to New Mexico and the Southwest.
Finding aids to Manuscript and Pictorial collections are available via the
Rocky Mountain Online Archive.
Use copies of some moving images are available for viewing in VHS or DVD format and can be attained at the Center for Southwest Research. Equipment is available in the Anderson Reading Room for viewing these use copies.
These images are presented on-line for educational use. Use of these images in anyway for profit is prohibited. The moving images may not be copied.
New Mexico's Digital Collections are funded in part by the Center for Regional Studies, University of New Mexico.
The Center for Southwest Research Digital Moving Images Collection employs PBCore. Our specific moving image metadata guidelines are available to read here. The PBCore (Public Broadcasting Metadata Dictionary) was created by the public broadcasting community in the United States of America for use by public broadcasters and others. Initial development funding for PBCore was provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The PBCore is built on the foundation of the Dublin Core (ISO 15836), an international standard for resource discovery (http://dublincore.org), and has been reviewed by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative Usage Board. Copyright: 2005, Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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