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Leeds 2012 Report 1
I have to say that I wonder exactly what the point of writing up blog on the International Medieval Congress at Leeds of 2012, on the very day that early registration closes for the 2013 one. I will h… more →
A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe
Leeds 2012 Report 1
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wrote 1 day ago: I have to say that I wonder exactly what the point of writing up blog on the International Medieval … more →
Seminars CXLII & CXLIII : tracing text transmission by means old and new
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wrote 1 month ago: I am back from my international appearance, and fell immediately into a nest of twisting deadlines, … more →
Name in print IX & X
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wrote 5 months ago: While I wait for information to reach me that will enable the next in our very delayed series of sem … more →
Seminars CXXXI & CXXXII: searching the margins of Anglo-Norman England
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wrote 6 months ago: I’m sorry, did I say ‘the next week‘? Apparently I meant ‘the next month … more →
Conferring in Naples, IV and final: clarity, confusion, coffee and photos
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wrote 1 year ago: The delay in posting is kind of past apology so for once I won’t bother and will just crack on … more →
Conferring in Naples, III: a full day's talking
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wrote 1 year ago: So, term started, and there was a short hiatus, for most of which this post was in draft. But, it … more →
Leeds 2011 report 3: Catalans, coins, churches and computers
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wrote 1 year ago: [Edit: hideously mixed-up footnotes now all match up and exist and so on.] Looking back at it, it do … more →
Uniting the uniters: electronic resource corpora and competition
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wrote 2 years ago: I am now back from Kalamazoo in safety, but very very short of sleep, so if this makes no sense I ap … more →
Seminar XCIII: in the tracks of the Celtic Tiger
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wrote 2 years ago: So, where have I got to now? According to my notes, this blog’s content is now up to the 7th M … more →
Take note(s) II: re-examining Sant Pere de Casserres
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wrote 2 years ago: I feel that I ought to say something about the unlikely PR mess that the UK’s Arts and Humanit … more →
Someone is wrong on the Internet
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wrote 2 years ago: XKCD strip 386 That really should have been a subject header of mine a long time ago (not least give … more →
Word from Sean Miller: announcing ascharters.net
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wrote 2 years ago: Grant of King Edgar to his thegn Igeramn, 963, preserved at Christ Church Canterbury, Sawyer 717 Man … more →
On peer review and an alternative
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wrote 2 years ago: There is but little time in my world right now: I’m moving cities and decluttering on a manic … more →
Can I see it in the daylight? New visualisation technology
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wrote 3 years ago: [I'm sorry for the blank few days: there was some marking, I was ill, then there was a man wanting s … more →
All the nodes should be named after Geats
wrote 3 years ago: Here’s a pleasing little thing: courtesy of Doug Moncur’s Thoughts of a Knowledge Geek I … more →
Leeds report 2 (Tuesday 14th July)
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wrote 3 years ago: This was a bad day for my alarm to fail, but happily nerves had me awake in plenty of time anyway. I … more →
Better imaging at the BL
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wrote 3 years ago: Times they have changed in the field of digital reproduction. I remember when I first started going … more →
Seminary LII, Interdisciplinary conversation V: a new post at Cliopatria
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wrote 3 years ago: A small portion of a Slovenian manuscript written in Glagolitic script The Bidayuh Longhouse in the … more →
Picture = 1000 words, map = at least 250*
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wrote 3 years ago: This has taken quite a bit of work: Map of central Osona and the Ripollès, Catalunya, c. … more →
