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Manuscript@CSIC

Authors: Ortega-Monasterio, M. Teresa; Ponsati Obiols, Agnès; Jiménez Hidalgo, Sonia;
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The Manuscript@CSIC portal presents the collections of manuscripts in Hebrew, Arabic and Aljamiado stored in the CSIC libraries, including both, their cataloging and digitalization. This is a joint project between the Institute of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures (ILC), the School of Arabic Studies in Granada (EEA) and the CSIC Library Coordination Unit. This portal is conceived as an open project, since in later stages it intends to incorporate other important collections of manuscripts written in other languages and kept in CSIC libraries.

Under the management of Mª Teresa Ortega Monasterio and Agnès Ponsati Obiols, research staff has been appointed from the institutes and technical staff from both libraries and also from the Library Coordination Unit for the tasks of developing the catalogue, the portal and monitoring the digitalization processes.

The Manuscript@CSIC portal provides access to codicological and catalographic descriptions of these manuscripts, and the complete text of each document. It also has advanced visualization functions, making it a valuable working tool for both national and international scientific communities.

Póster presentado en la International Conference On the Same Page: Digital Approaches to Hebrew Manuscripts, celebrada en King's College London el 18 y 19 de mayo de 2015.-- Contiene un documento pdf con más información

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Digitalized collections, Turkish manuscripts, Digitalized manuscripts, Aljamiado manuscripts, Manuscript@CSIC, Collection, Libraries, Collections, Hebrew manuscripts, Arabic manuscripts, Persian manuscripts

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