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 »The Consortium of European Research Libraries recently held its annual seminar for 2019 in the Historisches Gebäude of the Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek, Göttingen under the […]
Continue reading »Welcome to another Polonsky Foundation Greek Manuscripts Conservation blogpost. Since our last update on conserving fragments we have made great progress with the treatment of […]
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 »A family history enquiry recently led me to a fascinating document in the Ely Dean and Chapter (EDC) collection in the Department of Archives and […]
Continue reading »In Ancient Egyptian culture, matters relating to death and the afterlife were of great significance, as both the body and the soul were believed to […]
Continue reading »Since the introductory blogpost from conservation on The Polonsky Greek Manuscripts Project, we have made a lot of progress, having completed the survey of the […]
Continue reading »The Map Department contains many views, which offer great insight into the living experiences, events and environment of the time and place shown. While recently […]
Continue reading »The Royal Commonwealth Society Department recently has been donated a fascinating personal memoir, ‘Tales of India written for my grandchildren’ (RCMS 400). Its author was […]
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