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Parish Closes and their Architectural Features

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Loom at the Saint-Thélo Maison des toiles (House of Fabrics) - photo P. Fraysseix

'Bretagne' Cloth: an Export Good

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Cloth, epaulette, pinked edge and topstitching of a kabig from the 1950s. Private collection. Photo credit: Marc Guilloud

Cloth From Afar

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Le Minor workshop at Pont l’Abbé during the 1960s. Private collection.

The Hands that Made the Kabig

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Seaweed pickers and fishermen on the shore by Kerlouan, circa 1880. Private collection.

The Kabig: an example of workwear’s urban transformation

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The French League for the Protection of Birds: La Ligue pour la protection des oiseaux

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Puffins – Photo was taken in July 2004 by Johann Dréo (nojhan) in Iceland, from the top of the cliffs of Látrabjarg (Wikimédia)

No More Puffins in Brittany?

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Controlling the salt trade. Picture from Histoire de France Cours Élémentaire by E. Lavisse Armand Colin, 1913 (pp. 120-127).

Fake 'Sauniers' and Salt Smugglers

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Le Croisic Port as seen from the pier at Penn-Bron. Lithograph based on artwork by Ferdinand Perrot, 1838. Musée des marais salants collection, inventory number 97.74.1

Salt and the Salt Trade

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Bilingual signpost in French and Gallo for the village of Loudéac (22). Many place names in Upper Brittany have an existing Gallo equivalent preserved via oral memory, and which is different from the official form. Signposts in Gallo aim to pass on and accentuate this endangered heritage. Photo credit: Anita Roualt.

Should Gallo Be Considered a Separate Language?

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Recording session to collect stories/songs/voices at Châtelaudren-Plouagat (22) by the Chubri association, February 2023. Jessica Haumont records her conversation with Patrice Olivo. Photo credit: Héléna Tataruch. Bretagne Culture Diversité.

Gallo. The History and Current Status of Brittany’s Romance Language

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Gilles Morin in Concoret (56), 1987, in front of the Tréban Oak which was uprooted by the great storm in October of the same year. Photo credit: Jacky Éalet – Encyclopédie de Brocéliande.

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