It's been a bit of a mixed bag of a summer. But at least there are some things on which we can rely. Like... Like? Like a referendum is only asking for trouble. Like "g" remains one of the most investigated letters in the palaeographer's alphabet. And that ...
The Models of Authority project was represented at the recent Digital Humanities conference in Krakow, Poland. We presented a poster there and had some very interesting and useful discussions, including the possibility of extending the model to other writing systems, perhaps even Mayan. The poster itself focussed on the work ...
The Models of Authority project is delighted to be sponsoring three sessions at the Leeds International Medieval Congress this year, plus there's a paper by Joanna Tucker, the project PhD student (though this involves a dastardly session clash).
And if that's not excitement enough, anyone who attends one of ...
The manuscript evidence from pre-Edwardian Wales, though ravaged by the effects of ...
The Models of Authority and Exon Domesday projects will be represented at the 51st International Congress of Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo in 2016. As already reported, we have two sessions, on the Sunday morning. Details are below, and we hope to see you there:
Sunday, May 15, ...