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26 Jun 2024: the photographic holdings relating to Papua New Guinea in the Royal Commonwealth Society collection. ... Augustine Dyer, who worked for the New South Wales Government Printing Office in 1884.

26 Jun 2024: that born-digital documents are preserved and remain accessible over time, and how we can design new methods to use archives of digital information, Dr Jaillant will present her current projects ... the Digital Revolution: Bringing together archivists

26 Jun 2024: span id="more-5891"/spanThis was only exacerbated at University level, when new students would meet to play football, but all had different ideas on how the game should be played. ... p/div pReading through Thring’s revised publication, which includes

26 Jun 2024: News in Georgian Cambridge https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=22461 https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=22461#comments Liam Sims Fri, 12 Nov 2021 ... still graced by the foot of beauty’ and apparently most popular in light

26 Jun 2024: designed to be ephemeral, broadsides developed as an early form of street literature which could be produced quickly and cheaply to spread news and official information.

26 Jun 2024: Lusaka./p pThe workshop was an opportunity for Kerstin and Sana to share their methods of creative intervention and to present new ways of engaging with archival collections, particularly problematic ... It also prompted me to consider new and unusual

26 Jun 2024: In his last journey, from October 1909 to August 1910, he sailed from Gibraltar and Malta to Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, and Fiji. ... identify some new works whose background and language were not specified nor explained in former studies.

26 Jun 2024: 5 New Royal Commonwealth Society Glass Negatives and Lantern Slides https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=15589 https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=15589#comments John C. ... and New Zealand; and in the Middle East, it operated in

26 Jun 2024: The difference from the ordinary school magazine brings News from the Front and In Memoriam. ... So it will come as no surprise how excited my new discovery has made me.

26 Jun 2024: fake news – Cambridge University Library Special Collections https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk Thu, 29 Nov 2018 15:35:05 0000 en-US hourly 1 ... 2018 15:00:21 0000 Acquisitions Historical Printing Rare Books Special Collections Brexit fake

26 Jun 2024: A new exhibition in the Library’s Entrance Hall cases brings together a small number of books printed in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century, which together demonstrate some of ... H. Lobban; a ‘New Shakespeare’ (1960), edited by J. C.

26 Jun 2024: Travel narratives were a popular genre in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, captivating readers with tales of seafaring explorations, encounters with new cultures, and observations of new species./p pExplorers often ... After visiting the East

26 Jun 2024: was also an enthusiast for the then-new technology of photography, and collected numerous photographs still available in the archive. ... The letters from the 1820s are concerned with his new approach to botany and to the University.

26 Jun 2024: This innovative research project brings together historians and linguists alongside librarians and computer scientists to imagine new ways of working with and interpreting the very varied records relating to books in ... His study looked atthe dates from

26 Jun 2024: His efforts proved indispensable for the rapid dissemination of the underlying concepts of Linnaeus’ new systematic ordering. ... for-libraries/short-title-catalogue-netherlands" target="new"Short Title Catalogue Netherlands (STCN)/a.

26 Jun 2024: 55:11 0000 Archives New on Janus Biochemistry Frederick Gowland Hopkins Hopkins Papers MS Add. ... s main biographer is Dr Alison Thomas of Anglia Ruskin University and I strongly recommend to you her contributions to the news article announcing the

26 Jun 2024: 11:55:11 0000 Archives New on Janus Biochemistry Frederick Gowland Hopkins Hopkins Papers MS Add. ... s main biographer is Dr Alison Thomas of Anglia Ruskin University and I strongly recommend to you her contributions to the news article announcing the

26 Jun 2024: lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=11904 By Mary French and Emma Nichols Happy New Year from the Changi Conservators! ... We will reveal the answers in a separate blog post in the New Year.

26 Jun 2024: Junior members of staff learned new cataloguing skills, and we were able to make many hundreds of books discoverable which had been missing from iDiscover. ... in order to make space in anticipation of the arrival of new volumes Perne hoped to secure.

26 Jun 2024: The focus here is on palimpsest manuscripts, those in which text has been erased, and later the parchment reused for new text. ... impossible at the time to envisage the new methodology which has since brought the text to light.

26 Jun 2024: a new tab)" href="https://youtu.be/1DHIztVR9ug" target="_blank"https://youtu.be/1DHIztVR9ug/a). ... pIn 1867 appeared the first volume of what is arguably the first modern carol anthology, emChristmas Carols New and Old/em.

26 Jun 2024: The British and Foreign Bible Society also have presented a copy of the New Testament in Corean. ... Norman Thailand https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=10618 This release sees the launch of our new Royal Commonwealth Society collection.

26 Jun 2024: himself, he developed a new method of musical notation – tablature – for keyboard playing, known as ‘new German organ tablature’. ... trip around the world in 1892 with lively descriptions of street life New York and colourful impressions of Tokyo

26 Jun 2024: project will materialise as a new and essential chapter in the history of world technology, and as a novel form of research engagement among academics, practitioners, and laypeople, made visible through ... 3D models, digital editions, new typeface

26 Jun 2024: A new exhibition in the Library’s Entrance Hall cases brings together a small number of books printed in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century, which together demonstrate some of ... H. Lobban; a ‘New Shakespeare’ (1960), edited by J. C.

26 Jun 2024: At the same time the poet praised Henry III – who was thirteen in 1220 – for supporting the building of the new cathedral. ... In the end, Henry d’Avranches presents an idyllic clerical ideal of the new cathedral as a return to nature and to the

26 Jun 2024: that born-digital documents are preserved and remain accessible over time, and how we can design new methods to use archives of digital information, Dr Jaillant will present her current projects ... the Digital Revolution: Bringing together archivists

26 Jun 2024: the boards to the spine and replacing the previously removed leather with a new spine and corners. ... These openings will be gradually increased over a period of months, until they are used to their new, open positions.

26 Jun 2024: When creating an archival image, we are transcribing the nature of the object into a new technology. ... In these future spaces, whose history is rooted in a primordial environment of paper and parchment, digital technologies offer a new continuity of

26 Jun 2024: target="new"Sanskrit Manuscripts Project/a which began in November 2011, funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council grant. ... library: a href="http://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/" target="new"http://cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk//a.

26 Jun 2024: This was a particularly challenging element of our design because our new bindings have a href="https://www.ligatus.org.uk/lob/concept/3816"squares/a to the boards to protect ... lob/concept/2286"gatherings/a were attached with new linen thread, leaving

26 Jun 2024: some of the themes developed in a new book by Susannah Gibson, ema ... the 1820s to critics like Babbage, the curriculum evolved to apply mathematical techniques to new physical problems arising from Britain’s industrial society, for example in heat,

26 Jun 2024: Charles was schooled at Rugby and did not attend Cambridge University, matriculating instead at New College Oxford in November 1883, and took his BA in 1887 and MA in 1890. ... He encouraged an interest in bibliography in new students and facilitated

26 Jun 2024: This was a particularly challenging element of our design because our new bindings have a href="https://www.ligatus.org.uk/lob/concept/3816"squares/a to the boards to protect ... lob/concept/2286"gatherings/a were attached with new linen thread, leaving

26 Jun 2024: lib.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/add-9831-A_1-image-2_edited.jpg" target="new"img fetchpriority="high" decoding="async" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-4901" class=" ... staff, not least in the Upper Library, where entering of new books was

26 Jun 2024: LMB Investigator Scientist, Dariusz Czernecki, recently featured on Cambridge 105 Radio’s ‘Polish Waves’ programme. Listen to hear Dariusz chat about his

26 Jun 2024: 5 Edward Gibbon’s library: a new acquisition https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=15014 https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=15014#comments Liam Sims Wed, 13 ... This important new acquisition (which may be consulted in the

26 Jun 2024: For Pepys, these works would have represented new, positive knowledge about the political systems, trade, medicine, flora, fauna and geology of the Middle East and South Asia./p pWhile PL 1281 ... 1556-1605) at Lahore in A.H. 996/A.D. 1588 Now in the

26 Jun 2024: When onboard, he had cooked 4 meals and 12 loaves of bread a day, and he managed to celebrate New Year’s Day with ‘Dinner of pancake made from flour and ... figure pstrongNew communication technology/strong/p pMicrosoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet …

26 Jun 2024: While cataloguing the GE Moore collection, I stumbled across this tale of McCarthyism in New York City. ... Committee … It is the course I would have followed if I had envisaged it clearly.’/p pIn the balmy early autumn of 1964, weeks before

26 Jun 2024: So far, it has contributed more than 200 new works to the library’s on-linea ... Canada’s ambition to create a nation stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific was fulfilled when the new province of British Columbia joined Confederation in 1871.

26 Jun 2024: with strangers not only in England, but also in Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and the United States. ... The difference from the ordinary school magazine brings News from the Front and In Memoriam.

26 Jun 2024: 5.5 Edward Gibbon’s library: a new acquisition https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=15014 https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=15014#comments Liam Sims Wed, ... This important new acquisition (which may be consulted in the

26 Jun 2024: Julie was shortlisted for the 2018 a href="http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/about-library/prizes-and-fellowships/rose-book-collecting-prize"Rose Book-Collecting Prize/a and our new ... of the offbeat ways teenagers survive such futile bureaucracy: over two years,

26 Jun 2024: s Arabic translation of the New testament, published in London by the SPCK in 1727. ... id="caption-attachment-13830" class="wp-caption-text"Negri’s Arabic translation of the New testament, published in London by the SPCK in 1725.

26 Jun 2024: the birth of the poet and playwright Paul Claudel (1868–1955), a new exhibition in the Library’s Entrance Hall displays [.] div id="attachment_16560" style="width: 263px" class="wp-caption ... He told of his protracted journey to the United States

26 Jun 2024: New York, 1827/p pParkinson, R. emThe Rosetta Stone/em. London, 2005  /p pSole, R., Valbelle, D. ... Christian teachings than to those of Roman Catholicism, and this might therefore throw new light on very early Christian beliefs and practices.

26 Jun 2024: still graced by the foot of beauty’ and apparently most popular in light blue), news of new publications, boxing matches, theatrical events and of sales of property across the region (including ... 1024px) 100vw, 1024px" //afigcaptionAdvert for William

26 Jun 2024: the new University Library was officially opened by George V to rapturous celebrations and a day of flag-waving throughout the streets of Cambridge. ... the foundations of the new library were not laid until 1931, following a decade of fundraising.

26 Jun 2024: gallery owner Robert Ross,who had died unexpectedly the previous month.]/span/p https://specialcollections-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?feed=rss2&p=16833 1 New acquisition on display: ‘Poems by ... News of Hamo’s death reached Sassoon at Litherland Army Camp