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This paper discusses the historic repair and reuse of wooden bookboards on Byzantine Greek-style bookbindings in the library of the monastery of St Catherine, Sinai. It is based on a detailed condition survey of the monastery’s manuscripts that also provided a comprehensive description of the materials and structures of these manuscripts. A total of 124 wooden boards with repairs to major splits was found on 101 manuscripts. These repaired boards have been categorised by damage to the boards,...
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- Archetype Publications Publisher's website
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- 68-77
- Host title:
- Holding it all together: ancient and modern approaches to joining, repair and consolidation
- Publication date:
- 2009-01-01
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- 9781904982470
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- The authors and the British Museum
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- 2009
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- Citation: Honey, A. & Velios, A. (2009). The historic repair and reuse of Byzantine wooden bookboards in the manuscript collection of the monastery of St Catherine, Sinai. In: Ambers, J. et al.(eds.), Holding it all together: ancient and modern approaches to joining, repair and consolidation. London: Archetype Publications in association with The British Museum, pp. 68-77.
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The historic repair and reuse of Byzantine wooden bookboards in the manuscript collection of the monastery of St Catherine, Sinai
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