Overview for 'Academic Research'

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The David Simonsen manuscripts collection (12th-19th c.)
Academic Research
The David Simonsen manuscripts collection (12th-19th century). The digitised items (aprox. 193) range from the only Genizah fragment in Danish collections - a Judeo-Arabic letter, tentatively dated to the 12th century - to modern copies of manuscripts in other libraries.
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News Created: 9 March 2016 Lorna Hughes
Europeana Research at the EAGLE Conference, Rome, 27-29 January 2016
Academic Research
I was very pleased to recently receive an invitation to present a keynote on behalf of Europeana Research at the EAGLE Conference at Sapienza, University of Rome. EAGLE is the Europeana network of Ancient Greek and Latin Epigraphy, and the conference brought together many members of the Network who are working with digital content and developing tools and services for the wider community.
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Maps of the First World War held by the National Library of Denmark
Academic Research
This collection of digital items of maps from the WW1 period is administrated by the National Library of Denmark. These maps illustrate the WW1 battlefields; most of them illustrate the Western Front, the Eastern Front and the Italian Front. This collection of maps reflect the particular role of the country in the war.
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Giedde’s Collection of 18th Century Flute Music (digital)
Academic Research
This e-collection contains mainly digitised works from the 1700s for flute, both printed sheet music and manuscript.
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Party programmes and party political writings from Denmark
Academic Research
Party programmes and party political writings from Denmark (from 1872 onwards).
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News Created: 7 March 2016
Reuse of Europeana content for fun!
Academic Research
As more and more digital content is created and ingested in digital libraries, there is a growing need for creative reuse of this content by the public, researchers or the GLAM sector, for producing new digital outcomes. This need is also identified as one of the goals of Europeana Research for encouraging further engagement of researchers with digital content lying within Europeana, implementing it in their research.
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