medievalbooks
Erik Kwakkel blogging about medieval manuscripts
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- 70 from 11 Feb 2012 to 26 Nov 2024
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2024 2
2022 1
2019 2
2018 4
2016 2
2015 19
- X-Rays Expose a Hidden Medieval Library
- “To conserve or not to conserve, that is the question”
- Judging a Book by its Cover
- The Incredible Expandable Book
- Medieval Posters
- Chain, Chest, Curse: Combating Book Theft in Medieval Times
- Medieval Letter-People
- Half Full, Half Empty: The Peculiar Medieval Page
- Medieval Bargain Books
- Rare Medieval Name Tags
- Texting in Medieval Times
- Book on a Stick
- Dirty Medieval Books
- Helping Hands on the Medieval Page
- Cracking Codes in Medieval Books
- Box It, Bag It, Wrap It: Medieval Books on the Go
- Medieval Speech Bubbles
- Medieval Apps
- Books on a Diet
2014 22
- Mary Had a Little Book
- The Medieval Origins of the Modern Footnote
- Medieval Notepads
- Medieval Spam: The Oldest Advertisements for Books
- Location, Location: GPS in the Medieval Library
- Facebook Before Facebook: Tagging in Antiquity
- Drawing with Words
- Dressing Up: Medieval Books Wearing Leather
- Destroying Medieval Books – And Why That’s Useful
- The Skinny on Bad Parchment
- Meet the Medieval Manuscript
- Medieval Desktops
- Hugging a Medieval Book
- Smart Medieval Bookmarks
- Medieval Selfies
- Medieval Super Models
- Getting Personal in the Margin
- Strange Medieval Books
- The First Page of the Medieval Book
- The Last Page of the Medieval Book
- The Beauty of the Injured Book
- My Week of Lecturing in Oxford
2013 8
- What is the Oldest Book in the World?
- Where Are the Scriptoria?
- Stamp of Approval: A Paper Snippet and the Spanish Inquisition
- Voices on the Medieval Page (1): The Reader
- A Hidden Medieval Archive Surfaces
- Making Books for Profit in Medieval Times
- The Proud Reader: Showing Off the Medieval Book
- My First Year on Twitter: How I Became @erik_kwakkel
2012 10
- The Traveling Book: Medieval Texts on the Move
- “Book to Reader, Come in Reader!” The Manuscript Speaks, But Are You Listening?
- Life Beyond the Grave: The Leiden Apocalypse Fragments
- A Window Display of 140 Characters: Why and How Twitter Works for Me as an Academic
- Secrets of the Heart: Exploring the Dark Side of the Manuscript
- New Evidence of Note-Taking in the Medieval Classroom
- First They Kiss and Then They Bite: How Letters in Love Make History
- Hidden Treasure, or How Destruction Creates Beautiful Things
- Common but not Ordinary: The Leiden Dioscorides Examined
- Strangers at a Party