Archive Management System update
This is a regular update about the progress of the Archive Management System (AMS) project at the University Library. It has been a very busy […]
Continue reading »This is a regular update about the progress of the Archive Management System (AMS) project at the University Library. It has been a very busy […]
Continue reading »In a previous #PolonskyGreek project blogpost Conserving fragments, conservators discussed their work on the fragments; this blogpost describes how cataloguers can deal with the challenges […]
Continue reading »Post by Emily Perdue A recently catalogued item in Special Collections sheds some light on the role of women in Cambridge theatre. MS Additional 9610, […]
Continue reading »Post by Emily Perdue In my previous blog entry, I described a group of letters associated with William Allen, and other Quaker reformers, in the […]
Continue reading »Commitment to the project: confirmation needed We are working towards making the system available to partner organisations for data entry from January 2020 and will […]
Continue reading »The Digital Content Unit (DCU) is the Library department responsible for the digitisation of special collections and the creation of other audio-visual content. The earliest […]
Continue reading »Post by Emily Perdue. While working in the Manuscripts department, I have had the opportunity to document a significant portion of Henry Bradshaw’s letters. Henry […]
Continue reading »This is a regular update about the progress of the Archive Management System (AMS) project. Early implementers In line with the overall project plan which […]
Continue reading »Alongside conservation and digitisation, the Polonsky Foundation Greek Manuscripts Project encompasses the creation of detailed catalogue descriptions for each manuscript, to accompany the images published […]
Continue reading »This is a regular update about the progress of the Archive Management System (AMS) project. We have been working on the project plan: there have […]
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