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erikkwakkel:700-year-old English speech bubblesIf you thought comics were a modern invention, think

erikkwakkel:Cat paws in medieval book - againThis great image was brought to my attention by the arc

erikkwakkel:The deed is doneWe have all seen the stereotypical images of medieval knights charging o

erikkwakkel:Medieval kids’ doodles on birch barkHere’s something very special. In the 1950s archeolo

archaeologistforhire:erikkwakkel:Medieval kids’ doodles on birch barkHere’s something very special.

marthajefferson:erikkwakkel:sexycodicology:Details from the rear cover of the Lindau Gospels.Gilt si

erikkwakkel:Medieval church turned into bookstoreHere is something the book lovers among you will en

erikkwakkel:The day afterOn August 2nd it was International Beer Day. This is to celebrate the day a

erikkwakkel:Bible puzzle from the 5th centuryThis medieval book is quite something. Let me explain.

erikkwakkel:chasing-yesterdays:Depiction of “stoolball" in the Ghistelles Calendar (Flemish, ca

erikkwakkel:Medieval glasses (1): Dropped in the toiletOver time, and as early as the Middle Ages, r

erikkwakkel:Medieval glasses (2): Hidden in a bookAs early as the 13th century, glasses were availab

erikkwakkel:Medieval computerThis is a volvelle, a medieval device that allowed you to calculate the

erikkwakkel:TrebuchetImpressive yet amusing image of a trebuchet, a medieval weapon that would sling

erikkwakkel:Unusual hunting partyWhile hunting scenes are frequently encountered in medieval books,

erikkwakkel:Medieval blingBehold the treasure binding: gold and gems stuck to a medieval book that i

erikkwakkel:The reader speaksWriting in a book was normal practice in the Middle Ages. If you want t

erikkwakkel:Deciphering medieval handwritingIn the project I am directing at Leiden University we st

erikkwakkel:Octopus fingersAs we still do today, medieval readers liked to mark, with a pen, passage

erikkwakkel:Books on the goThere is nothing like reading outside. While we share this sentiment with

erikkwakkel:Books as hardwareThese odd-looking medieval books share one peculiarity: they were all m

erikkwakkel:uispeccoll:OLDESTI’m starting a series where I am investigating our -est things in the c

erikkwakkel:Medieval smiley faceThis is a true feel-good doodle, drawn by a medieval reader and foun

erikkwakkel:Medieval book transportYou are looking at two ‘wraps’ (top), the outside and inside of a

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