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• The E-Sylum: Volume 8, Number 37, August 28, 2005, Article 17
  

  VOCABULARY WORD: PALAEOGRAPHY
  

  Katie Jaeger writes: "I subscribe to the monthly newsletter
  of the U.K. Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies.
  Today's issue announces they are offering a September
  course on palaeography, using samples of records from the
  16th Century onward. Ah, to have the money and time!
  The definition of palaeography is: "the study of reading,
  interpreting and understanding old handwriting." Out of
  curiosity, I Googled the term and found an online tutorial
  at the U.K National Archives: Full Story
  

  I think this website would be of interest to E-Sylum readers."
  

  It's a remarkable coincidence, but the word appeared the
  same day on the Colonial Coins mailing list, in a posting by
  Bill, a semi-retired lawyer who has recently renewed his
  interest in numismatics. He wrote: "I am astounded by the
  plethora of numismatic websites today that simply did not
  exist ten years ago -- I still have my old fashioned library
  of books (some long out of print). My current online project
  is brushing up on my Latin and Latin palaeography and
  epigraphy, and I have discovered some fantastic websites
  in that area."
  

URL di origine

• http://www.coinbooks.org/esylum_v08n37a17.html

Data di pubblicazione

• 2005-08-28

Volume

• 8

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