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Don't forget to read Experimenting with the Touch of Medieval Books. Part 1. | The Manuscripts Lab english.cam.ac.uk/manuscript… via @manuscriptslab
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Experimenting with the Touch of Medieval Books. Part 2: The Practicalitieshttps://www.english.cam.ac.uk/manuscriptslab/experimenting-with-the-touch-of-medieval-books-part-2-the-practicalities/ via @manuscriptslab
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Rebecca Field and Henry Ravenhall @manuscriptslab experimenting with touch and gold
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Delighted to host new Project 'An Introduction to Biocodicology and the Beasts 2 Craft Project' @DrSFiddyment on @manuscriptslab english.cam.ac.uk/manuscript…
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So we are almost there, a little preview of my 'Paper in Medieval England: From Pulp to Fictions'
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Delighted! The book has a cover @CUPAcademic @englishunicam @eflcam
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just nominated the idea of paper for this very exciting initiative 'Museum of Boundless Creativity', do add to nominations. @ahrcpress #BoundlessCreativity Great response to COVI-19
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Be in touch if you have used Digging Deeper, please @orietta_darold
Reaching out to colleagues who might have used #DDMss for their teaching, both for university syllabi and school. Has the digging deeper MOOC been useful? please dm me. And please re tweet. @ETreharne @englishunicam @suz_paul
Some wonderful talks coming up in Cambridge about medieval books, technologies and science with @suz_paul @DrDavidRundle @Dr_J_Freeman @Cambridge_Uni @theUL - please share
Lent 2019 Palaeography workshop - programme full of excellent speakers! english.cam.ac.uk/manuscript… #paleographyCam via @manuscriptslab
Hear Hear @orietta_darold, so much to be discovered about paper use in late medieval England
At Wisbech and Fenland Museum today looking at #earlypaper bought for half a penny. Royal paper, two main paper stocks, possibly from the Marche regions, 1379 is first. @suz_paul @manuscriptslab @erik_kwakkel so much fourteenth century paper in England.
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Amazing opportunity to have a say about how DH will grow in Cambridge , Professorship of Digital Humanities
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Paper-stuff: Materiality, Technology and Invention, to be held at the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge on 10-11 September 2018 - open registration - english.cam.ac.uk/events/pap… @CMTCambridge @englishunicam
The job, I mean the job to be up and close to medieval manuscripts @bodleianlibs - apply!
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This is so interesting! In the medieval period, paper is often consider a cheap! It goes to show how perception often influence judgment. Heather Wolfe @FolgerResearch make a great point! Was early modern writing paper expensive? collation.folger.edu/2018/02…
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very proud of @ellen_katherine for this fab work as resulting from her TRS MPhil project @Cam_MedResearch and initial TEI training
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thanks to @theUL
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‘Paper-stuff’ in collaboration with @CMTCambridge @englishunicam
#paperstuff, send abstracts by 30 March 2018 see website for CfPs
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'Paper-stuff’ come and contribute, Cambridge, September 2018, cfps now out! Part of my Fellowship, sponsored by @britac_news #paperstuff
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Have you just started your PhD? Discover how our collections can help your research at our Doctoral Open Days bit.ly/2BzIdaT #BLOpenDay
Working on bibliography and codicology? Come and hear about Bradshaw pioneering work and on Chaucer, and on editing, and on more. An amazing scholar...To celebrate specialcollections.blog.lib.…. @theUL @SCPHorobin @DanielWakelin1 @Quadrivium_UK @EEngTextSoc
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#13daysofmedievalhalloween Fearless Female Friday: Female Pirates. 9 of history’s most ferocious seafaring women.
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