🧵Is the piece of parchment too small?
No problem – I’ll just stitch on another one to match!
#Materiality #MssStudies
When you stare into a manuscript and the manuscript stares into you
The documentary "L'odyssée des chiffres", on which I had the pleasure to collaborate, is now available!!
@artefr.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/watch?v=njcS...
The Manuscript of the Week is the Book of Uí Mhaine, RIA MS D ii 1. The contents of this 14th C manuscript are described in a marginal note as ‘bolg an tsolathair’ (bag of mixed content/miscellany).
Read more & find a link to the @dias-isos.bsky.social digital copy here: www.ria.ie/collections/...
🖋️ Who wrote the past when names were left out?
Discover how anonymous scripts can still speak volumes in this thought-provoking guest post by @nereavsk.bsky.social on People and Writing.
🔍 #Palaeography #MedievalStudies #Manuscripts
👉 peopleandwriting.usal.es/en/guest-pos...
There are still a few places left at our Carolingian Calligraphy workshop!
23-24 June
7 Owengate, Durham
FREE (please note that you will need to provide your own materials - click the link for a list of what you'll need.)
Find out more and book your place: www.durham.ac.uk/research/ins...
El proyecto People and Writing, Universidad de Salamanca, explora al ciudadano a través de la escritura en la Edad Media. ERC StG Research Project 2020-2025
Claudia nos explica cómo ha ido la experiencia en nuestro blog #PeopleAndWriting
peopleandwriting.usal.es/es/carolingi...
Ainoa Castro Correa
Ainoa Castro Correa
Tuija Ainonen
Nerea Fernández Cadenas
Royal Irish Academy
Ainoa Castro Correa
IMEMS Durham
El proyecto People and Writing, Universidad de Salamanca, explora al ciudadano a través de la escritura en la Edad Media. ERC StG Research Project 2020-2025
There are still a few places left at our Carolingian Calligraphy workshop!
23-24 June
7 Owengate, Durham
FREE (please note that you will need to provide your own materials - click the link for a list of what you'll need.)
Find out more and book your place: www.durham.ac.uk/research/ins...
The manuscript of the week is RIA MS 23 O 48(b), Liber Fergus Fergusiorum. The 15th century manuscript is of Connacht provenance and from the names of places mentioned, written in Co. Roscommon.
