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What happened next? Fred's article, "A Judaeo-Arabic fragment of a Samaritan chronicle from the Cairo Geniza", appeared in the Journal of Semitic Studies in 2002.

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Throwback Thursday: Hebrew block print. Throwback Thursday: Hebrew block print. Or.1080 J50: a Mamluk block print. Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee. Thu 28 Oct 2021. Our Throwback Thursday this week is taken

Search site. Cambridge University Library. BIAJS Book Award for Nick Posegay. BIAJS Book Award for Nick Posegay. Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee. Thu 14 Jul 2022. Congratulations to the Genizah Unit’s Nick Posegay, the 2022 winner of the British

J. Augustin (Glückstadt, 1991). The manuscript T-S B13.12 has been widely known – since Kahle mentioned it in The Cairo Geniza in 1947 – as testimony to an unpublished targum to

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Schechter Day 2022: A cutting accusation. Schechter Day 2022: A cutting accusation. T-S 8.91 (recto). Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee. Fri 13 May 2022. It's 13th May and Schechter Day: the anniversary of the

The team was particularly large at that point, as we had taken on additional researchers for an AHRC cataloguing project, and were digitising the collection thanks to the Friedberg Geniza Project.

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Introducing the Genizah Fragments Blog. Introducing the Genizah Fragments Blog. Detail from T-S NS 305.83. Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee. Wed 5 May 2021. The researchers of the GRU, toiling away with their

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Book: Points of Contact, by Nick Posegay. Book: Points of Contact, by Nick Posegay. Author:. Melonie Schmierer-Lee. Fri 7 Jan 2022. Points of Contact: The Shared Intellectual History of Vocalisation in

Search site. Cambridge University Library. Throwback Thursday: Chancery deeds. Throwback Thursday: Chancery deeds. Detail from T-S K2.96 (verso): a twelfth-century chancery document which contains lines of a petition addressed to Saladin concerning

I’m working with Marina Rustow at the Princeton Geniza Project, helping to train a computer algorithm to transcribe documentary material from the Genizah.