Feature Article 5: Tessa Webber
The Models of Authority project encompasses a period remarkable for the emergence of an extraordinary level of diversity in the appearance of the handwriting of charters issued both north and south of the Scottish border. The earliest surviving Scottish charters, which date from the ...
When: Wednesday 11th November 2015, 1.00-2.00pm
Where: University of Roehampton, Fin001, Fincham Building
Arianna Ciula (Research Facilitator, Roehampton)
In this paper I will reflect on the 'emergent meanings' of digital palaeography by analysing recent approaches and conceptualisation in the field. A contextualised take of the term 'digital' coupled ...
Closing date: Friday 13th November 2015
The Department of English, Linguistics and Cultural Studies at the University of Westminster is seeking to employ a fixed-term Research Associate with expertise in medieval languages and material culture. The post arises since Dr Louise Sylvester was awarded funding from the Arts ...
Feature Article 4: Alice Taylor
One of the main aims of Models of Authority is to show how the study of charter diplomatic can aid our understanding of the emergence of more centralised governmental structures in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. This is explained in Dauvit Broun's ...
Dominique Stutzmann, member of the Models of Authority Palaeography Advisory Group and long-time supporter of DigiPal and related projects, is advertising for an ingénieur de recherche to work on his HIMANIS project in Paris at the IRHT. The description of the post that he has circulated is as follows:
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