Scribes, Not Just Authors: New Study Uncovers Editorial Brilliance in Medieval Syriac Manuscripts - Medievalists.netSyriac manuscript scribes were active agents in literary culture, shaping texts through excerpting techniques, revealing their editorial role in history.
The Skin on Mysterious Medieval Books Concealed a Shaggy SurpriseThe furry covers of certain medieval manuscripts suggest an unidentified animal source, challenging previous assumptions about medieval bookbinding.
The prophecy that must come true before Ark of the Covenant is foundThe Apocalypse of Baruch may prophesy the location of the Ark of the Covenant, hidden since the Babylonian invasion.
Reading Practice by Melissa Reynolds (Book Review)The book examines how early modern readers interpreted natural knowledge through texts, significantly influencing their understanding of the natural world.
Hidden Secrets of the Voynich Manuscript Revealed Through Cutting-Edge Scans - Medievalists.netMultispectral imaging has revealed previously hidden details in the Voynich manuscript, increasing insights into its undeciphered nature.
From Zinn to Now: New Book Chronicles Voices of Activism in the USThe book 'Voices of a People's History of the United States in the 21st Century' gathers over 100 documents of activism, protest, and social change.