Slide digitization

Slide digitisation finished

The slide digitisation is now completed. This was a project which lasted about 12 months and involved 4 persons. Georgia Gkouliavoudi, Isabelle Egan, Nikolaos Mantzouris and Heather Ravenberg have managed to complete the project before the expected date which was Christmas. Special credit should go to Heather for her huge contribution, especially over the past two months.

The resulting digital images are only available to the project members and the Monastery holds the copyright.

We would also like to thank the Headley Trust for generously funding this project.

New Positions at the St. Catherine's Project

AHRC Postdoctoral Research Assistant

(Two year post, £26,002-£27,172) Camberwell College of Arts, The University of the Arts, London An English/Greek terminology for the structures and materials of Byzantine and Greek bookbinding.

Slide digitisation progress

The bar below indicates the percentage of slides that have been digitised so far.

100%

All slides have now been scanned.

Slide digitization

Photography

During the condition assessment of a manuscript, a number of photographs are taken to record key elements of the binding structure. These include the inside and outside of the boards, the spine and foredge and the head and tail of the book. In certain cases of unusual or complex elements, detail photographs are also taken.

Slide digitisation

Updates about the digitisation of the project's database can be found in the link below. These include the Saint Catherines Scanning Utility, which can be downloaded for reviewing and other academic purposes. Any questions and comments can be sent to Athanasios Velios. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

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