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Tag Archives: turning over a new leaf
Programming Paleography: Erik Kwakkel’s Turning Over A New Leaf
First off, my apologies on the long hiatus. I’ve been settling in to life on this side of the ocean, and will hopefully get back to regular posting soon. Today’s post is on what I think is one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged kwakkel, paleography, programming, quantitative, technology, turning over a new leaf, twelfth century renaissance
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