Digital resources for cultural heritage collections

Digital Research Laboratory for Medieval Manuscript Fragments.
Fragmentarium enables libraries, collectors, researchers and students to publish images of medieval manuscript fragments, allowing them to catalogue, describe, transcribe, assemble and re-use them.

An expert tool specifically designed for HTR (Handwritten Text Recognition).

The technology of folding & securing an epistolary writing substrate to function as its own envelope.

Manuscripta.se is a digital catalogue of medieval and early modern manuscripts kept in Swedish libraries. The database currently contains descriptions and full digitizations of 130 Greek manuscripts: Gothenburg University Library (4), Linköping Diocesan Library (32), Lund University Library (5), National Archives, Stockholm (2), National Library, Stockholm (7), Nationalmuseum, Stockholm (1), The Skokloster Castle Library (1), and Uppsala University Library (78).

On Hebrew and Arameic manuscripts in Uppsala University Library.

A summary (in German) of catalogues of medieval manuscripts from all over the world, compiled by the Handschriftenarchiv der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.

A database containing catalogue descriptions and digital images of manuscripts, private papers and archives held by Italian public, private and ecclesiastical libraries.