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Finding Mermanjan – the star of the evening Part 4
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Our highlights from Digital Humanities 2019: Nora and Giorgia
Monday, July 22, 2019We've put together a series of posts about our experiences at the Digital Humanities conference in Utrecht this month. In this post, Digital Curator Nora McGregor and Dr Giorga Tolfo from the British Library / Alan Turing Institute's Living with...
Our highlights from Digital Humanities 2019: Rossitza and Daniel
Monday, July 22, 2019We've put together a series of posts about our experiences at the Digital Humanities conference in Utrecht this month. In this post, Digital Curator Dr Rossitza Atanassova and Daniel Van Strien from the British Library / Alan Turing Institute's Living...
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