lostmss.org.uk
A searchable catalogue of manuscript fragments and host volumes in the British Isles
About lostmss.org.uk
Lost Manuscripts is a pilot project to build a union catalogue of manuscript fragments in the British Isles. It provides searches for fragments, manuscripts and host volumes.
The project is led by Dr David Rundle at the University of Kent and works with Fragmentarium as a project partner.
Product: A searchable pilot catalogue of manuscript fragments, manuscripts and host volumes.
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