Monasterium.net hosts since long a project collecting charters that carry a graphical design richer than usual: “Illuminated Charters“. In the frame of this project, the art historian Gabriele Bartz from ÖAW has collected illuminations...
Gold standard charter corpora are rare – Nicolas Perraux’s CEMA is still the great promise everybody in the world of digital diplomatics is waiting for. While we look forward to this, Pia Geißel’s list...
At the Workshop on Digital Editions (Bázisadatoktól az adatbázisokig —workshop a digitális tér hasznáról), organized by the Doctoral School of History and Ethnology of the University of Debrecen, we presented “From Digital to Distant...
In September 2022 the iForal project, which studies the royal grant of municipal rights in the XII and XIII century in Portugal organised a workshop on approaches to digital scholarly edition of medieval charters....
We received a significant amount of proposals and are now preparing the program. Please practical information on travel to Graz, participation in the audience or online, and the continuously updated program at the conference...
`The project is recruiting 3 PhD fellows with an employment rate of 75% (30 hours per week) and limited to 4 years. research field: diplomatics of the late Middle Ages research field: computer vision...
DiDip aims at making available as many medieval and early modern charters available to the general public and scholars and to the tools developed in the project. Therefore we invite everybody with plans to...
The blog documents the project progress of the ERC project “From Digital to Distant Diplomatics” (PI Georg Vogeler, University of Graz, https://didip.eu). It is aimed at the scientific and general public and will report...
