Yet more palaeographical activity, this time based at King's:
Liminal Networks: Western Palaeography to c.1100
3 June 2014
King’s College London, Strand CampusKeynote Speaker: Professor Winfried Rudolf, University of Göttingen
The Centre for Late Antique and Medieval Studies (CLAMS) at King’s College London is pleased to announce a ...
The level of palaeographical activity is ever increasing, I'm very glad to say, and the latest offering is a new Network for the Study of Caroline Minuscule, run in conjunction with the Cambridge Medieval Palaeography Workshop. The group has issued a Call for Papers for its inaugural colloquium on ...
For those of you within reach of Oxford, I will be giving a talk to the Bibliographical Society on Monday, 3 February, in the Taylor Institution at 17:15. It will involve DigiPal, including demonstrating some new features that aren't yet available on the main site, and will also include discussion ...
MMSDA is back, now in a new and expanded format to include modern as well as medieval manuscripts. This is a week-long programme for current PhD students, this time from anywhere in the world. Although entirely independent from DigiPal, it is very relevant to this, and in fact I am ...
In a very err... welcome move, the Wellcome Library has announced that more than 100,000 high-resolution images are now freely available from their site under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (put simply: download, use, enjoy, just give credit).
The images, ...