The European Science Foundation recently sponsored an Exploratory Workshop on Digital Palaeography which was held at the University of Würzburg and organised by Dr Malte Rehbein. The DigiPal project was featured there, including a presentation by Dr Stewart Brookes, and the abstract and slides of his talk are ...
Some issues and ideas on the visualisation of palaeographical content will be discussed in the last paper of the biennial conference of the International Society of Anglo-Saxonists in Madison, WI, on August 6. I reproduce the paper abstract here:
Palaeographers are typically asked three questions of medieval or ...
There will be a session at the International Medieval Congress (IMC) Leeds this year on Digital Humanities in Anglo-Saxon studies. The session will focus on four new projects: PASE 2 (Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England), the Revised ESawyer, ASCluster (the Anglo-Saxon Cluster) and DigiPal. We will be looking ...
A 'proof of concept' demonstrator of the DigiPal project will be shown in Lyon on 25 May, at 5pm, as part of the Conférence-Démo series of the MutEC project (Mutualisation pour les éditions critiques et les corpus). We hope to have lots of discussion and feedback, so if you are ...
A press release for the 'Digital Resource for Palaeography' project was (briefly) featured on the front page of the KCL website. The full text of the release is still available in the KCL News Archive.