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Sunday, January 17, 2016

The Week's News

News to me: Scriptorium issues up to 1989 are freely available online: http://www.persee.fr/collection/scrip


Fingerprints from Medieval/Early Mod wax seals


Hoping to find more at Cambuskenneth Abbey


New Explanations of How the Plague came and remained active for centuries


A Medieval Prosthetic Foot


Lasers used to create Staffordshire Hoard Replicas


The Gates of the fortress Agathopolis Found


Lehigh U to digitize its manuscripts


Hairstyles Ancient and Medieval depicted at the Red Fort in New Delhi


Ubisoft's medieval game For Honor


A Worthy Kickstarter Campaign for a Viking Coloring Book



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