Trace the framework and frame
Sources & image credits
These links lead to background frameworks and the original file page for every photograph used in Resonant Egypt.
Reference frameworks
The essays are original, qualitative field guides. They do not claim laboratory measurement. The resources below support broader context about soundscape attention, heritage and consent; none endorses or is affiliated with this site.
- US National Park Service — Natural Sounds and Night SkiesPublic educational context on sound as an environmental resource and the effects of human-made noise.
- Oral History Association — Principles and Best PracticesA useful consent and stewardship reference when recordings include identifiable people. Resonant Egypt is not an oral-history project.
- UNESCO World Heritage Centre — Historic CairoHeritage context for Historic Cairo; not a source of live visitor or recording rules.
- Creative Commons — About CC licencesPlain-language orientation to the image licences used on this site.
Photography and licences
Local copies have been resized and stripped of embedded metadata for web delivery. Captions preserve the documented subject rather than inventing a visit or sound event. Consult the linked original file page before reusing a photograph.
- Nile River, Felucca boat, Aswan, EgyptCreator: Vyacheslav Argenberg. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Used on the home page, listening-notes hub and Nile essay.
- Historic Cairo-128992Creator: Véronique Dauge. Licence: CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO. Used for the courtyard essay, recording guide and field-method presentation.
- White Desert, Alien landscape, EgyptCreator: Vyacheslav Argenberg. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Used on the home page, notes hub and White Desert essay.
- The Corniche of Alexandria, Mediterranean SeaCreator: Vyacheslav Argenberg. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Used for the Alexandria essay and About page.
- Reeds on the bank of the Nile River, AswanCreator: Güldem Üstün. Licence: CC BY 2.0. Used for the five-minute map and field-method pages.
Source limits
A context link does not establish current access, weather, safety or permission to record. Readers must use current official instructions for the place they are visiting. A Creative Commons licence covers the credited image under its terms, not the page text or the entire site design.