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Posts by Aaron Allen
Help with #palaeography please! ‘S[ummon]d[s] of Removeing / Geo: Ramsay / [The?] / [beisteret?]’
Still time to apply!
Today is #VolunteerRecognitionDay so, as Dunblane Museum is entirely run by volunteers, it's a chance to celebrate & thank all who volunteer their time to welcome visitors to Dunblane Museum & carry out multitude of behind scenes tasks making the museum work
'...this priviledge of barbarizing within Edinburgh...' #SurgeonsProject
Celebrating World Heritage Day
An Taisce is a proud member of International National Trusts Organisation (INTO) & part of a wider global community of heritage organisations
INTO members look after places shaped by centuries of human care and natural wonder for now & the future
#WorldHeritageDay
Help please! What should be 'James Johnesoun' looks decidedly like 'James Hohnesoun'? It is his 'upsat', or setting up payment, so it is probably some kind of phonetic rendering of Johnesoun (later deacon of the Hammermen Inc.), but does everyone else see 'Hohnesoun' here? #palaeography
I certainly am. Appalling.
We have leaflets #palaeography #Skystorians
Happy Easter! He is risen!
Image shows the covers of pts 1 and 2 of the new vol. 1 of The Edinburgh History of the Book in Scotland
Congratulations to the editors and all who contributed to this long-awaited first vol (2 pts) of the History of the Book in Scotland! Great achievement. Proud to be included on Esther Inglis in pt.2, with her portrait highlighting the cover of pt.1.
#bookhistory @edinburghup.bsky.social
Amen
A medieval symbol for Easter and Christ’s sacrifice- the pelican shedding its own blood so that its young can have life. Happy Good Friday. Wikipedia Commons.
Happy Good Friday!
FAO @asls.org.uk
We’re funding research into #palaeography teaching in Scotland! See the job spec here: www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DRA145/s...
I’m liking that - hopefully he turns up again for comparison, but that sounds pretty good…
I can confirm that the 'steady' hands of seventeenth-century surgeons were no better at handwriting than any other doctor... Any ideas what the surname of 'Johwhn' might have been? Do you think he actually knew? #palaeography #surgeonsproject
New documentary coming on Mr Baseball!
Looks fantastic- congratulations!
Thoughtful and beautifully-written review of The Experience of Work in Early Modern England in @lrb.co.uk by @tomlukejohnson.bsky.social.
It's surreal to see #earlymodern deponents and workers like Lucretia Harward getting their day in the 21st-century sun! www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Help with #Latin #Palaeography please! It's a 1518 account for a Corpus Christi procession with a sum interspersed. What is the Latin contraction after Su[m]m[a] and before 'xxxviij s'? It seems to start 'pri', as used throughout on 'price', etc. The other loop is not part of the 'p' in pakthreid.
Cad[?]eneey? LAO/Cj.4/fol.51v
Can anyone help me identify this place in Lincoln Diocese? TIA.
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🚨🚨 Announcing: SUMMA 🚨🚨
Simple spreadsheet software for calculating with Early Modern English currency.
gjhilton.github.io/Summa/
Well done Guy!
Pleased to see our article published in TEXTILE which discusses practice-based research on modern hand knitting drawing on volunteers skills. Huge thanks to all the volunteers and to the ‘Fleece to Fashion’ team at University of Glasgow
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LAO/Cj.4/fol.48r
LAO/Cj.4/fol.48r
LAO/Cj.4/fol.48r
Today's #PalaeographyChallenge! Help with these 3 words would be much appreciated. TIA.
Can anyone recommend a good narrative history of La Salle, the French explorer?
Thanks! What about the ‘h’ glyphs though? I’m thinking a phonetic rendering of John is more likely?