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Medieval Graffiti

Speaker: Matthew Champion (Norfolk Graffiti Survey) @mjc_associates

Dark Archives

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  • Part 1: Macrocosms
    • Keynote Address: Showing the Medieval and Early Modern World as it Actually Was: the expansion of the work of HMML (the Hill Museum & Library) beyond monastic libraries in Europe to global preservation of handwritten heritage
    • Inaccessibility and Bias
      • Book Ciphers and the Medieval Unreadable
      • Digitalization and Practicalities of Medieval English Studies in China
      • Inaccessible and Inconvenient Archives at the Turn of the Century
      • Medieval Graffiti
      • The Dark Archive and the Silent Book: histories of access
    • Loss and Dispersal
    • #PolonskyGerman #BloggingMSS Presentations
  • Part 2: Microcosms
  • Part 3: Massive, Open, Online ... The Future?

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Digitalization and Practicalities of Medieval English Studies in China
Inaccessible and Inconvenient Archives at the Turn of the Century
Book Ciphers and the Medieval Unreadable
The Dark Archive and the Silent Book: histories of access
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