Congrats are in order to MML Lab Affiliate Elizabeth Schrader, for their work researching Greek MS 065‘s provenance. This New Testament Gospel Lectionary constitutes part of the Kenneth Willis Clark
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This past Wednesday, December 1st, the Lab hosted its final Fall Digital Humanities Workshop for the season: “Imag(in)ing Manuscripts with Future Technologies”. One of the technologies covered was Multi-Spectral Imaging,
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Title: Introduction to Arabic Manuscript Studies Institution: Hill Museum & Manuscript Library Location: Remote; classes held via Zoom. Applicants: “Graduate students, advanced undergraduates, faculty, and independent scholars with a research interest in Arabic
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Title: Intermediate Classical Armenian Institution: Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, in partnership with Dumbarton Oaks Location: Saint John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota, USA. Applicants: Graduate students/recent PhDs who have already participated in an introductory
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Title: Introduction to Syriac Institution: Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, in partnership with Dumbarton Oaks Location: Saint John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota, USA. Applicants: Graduate students/recent PhDs for whom the study of Syriac is critical;
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This past summer, Princeton University’s Classics Department hosted an intensive summer course on the Semitic language. Hamza M. Zafer, Associate Professor in Near Eastern and African Languages at the University
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This week, from November 17 – 19th, the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies (SIMS) is hosting its 14th annual Lawrence J. Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age. This
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Qatar National Library held a panel discussion on the fifteen to address “the trafficking and illegal circulation of antiquities and documentary heritage”.
Eight new fellowships have been posted to the Lab’s website, under the “External Programs” menu tab. These include manuscript studies, digital humanities, and archive-specific fellowships for graduate, postgraduate, and faculty scholars.
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Title: Helen Ann Mins Robbins Fellowship in Medieval Studies Institution: The Rossell Hope Robbins Library, University of Rochester Location: Rochester, New York Applicants: full-time graduate students writing dissertation who are “women and gender minorities”
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