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Creating electronic editions from medieval manuscripts

Explore the innovative techniques for creating electronic editions from medieval manuscripts, including ultraviolet readings and digital reconstruction. This project funded by the National Science Foundation presents tools like 3D modeling and editorial interfaces for sorting, searching, tagging, and restoration of humanities collections. Join the journey of merging manuscript fragments and accessing historical treasures in a new light.

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Creating electronic editions from medieval manuscripts

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  1. Creating electronic editions from medieval manuscripts by Kevin Kiernan University of Kentucky Sofia, Bulgaria, 1 August 2000

  2. St. Basil inCotton Otho B.xanelectronicfoliation

  3. Hell’s mouthfol. 5(3)r historians, philosophers, theologians, emperors…

  4. Ultraviolet readings

  5. Oxford,Bodleian Library,RawlinsonQ.e.208(RQe20r)verso!

  6. Merging fragments 50 and 6 fol. 9(50+6)r

  7. fol. 9(6+50)v2D digitalreconstruction

  8. “3D Modeling” – the movie…

  9. Generic Toolkit • 3D manipulation • Restoration • Remote Access • Tag-linking • Searching • Import/Export

  10. Editorial interfaces • Edition production • Tagging • Sorting • Glossary

  11. Sorting Tool

  12. Glossary Tool

  13. Display outside the database

  14. THE DIGITAL ATHENEUM This project is funded by the National Science Foundation with the support of IBM and the British Library New Techniques for Restoring, Searching, and Editing Humanities Collections • W. Brent Seales • James Griffioen • Kevin Kiernan University of Kentucky

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