Books and their owners:
provenance information and the European cultural heritage
Papers presented on 12 November 2004 at the CERL conference hosted by the National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh.
Editor(s): David J. Shaw
Author(s): Anette Hagan; Ann Matheson; Bettina Wagner; David Pearson; Helen Vincent; James Knowles; Jürgen Weber; Marianna Czapnik; Marina Venier; Martyn Wade
Language(s): English
10-digits ISBN: 0-9541535-3-7
Pages: 118
Collection: CERL Papers
Publisher: The Consortium of European Research Libraries
Year: 2005
Abstract & Notes
This volume brings together six papers from the 2003 CERL conference European Cultural Heritage in the Digital Age, hosted by the National Library of Russia in St Petersburg. The contributions examine how digital technologies shape the creation, preservation, and accessibility of Europe’s written heritage.
Topics include book annotations as historical sources (Ludmilla Kisseleva), conservation challenges in manuscript collections (Natalia Elagina), and a neglected Carolingian edition revealing the need for accurate palaeographical description (Vladimir Mazhuga). Case studies from the Netherlands (Jan Bos) and Italy (Luisa Buson) present national initiatives to improve digital access, while Kai Ekholm (Helsinki) outlines strategies for successful digitisation. Collectively, the papers reflect the opportunities and challenges facing libraries and scholars as cultural heritage enters the digital age.
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