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ALT Poster for a 'Crafting the Book' workshop aimed at current Oxford University students and researchers with an academic interest in the history of the book and material culture of medieval manuscripts and early printed texts, including their production, decoration, and provenance through signs of ownership. They will engage with historic materials and develop a deeper understanding of contemporary artistic and reader practices through taking part in hands-on activities with craft methods. More screen-readable information can be accessed in the Medieval Booklet at https://users.ox.ac.uk/~fmml2152/medieval/MedievalBooklet-MT2024.pdf

ALT A photograph of the entrance to the Taylor Institution Library, in portrait orientation. The photograph shows the wooden doors of the entrance in the middle of the bottom of the photo, with a set of four stone steps leading up to it, and white railings either side. The rest of the photo is of the building itself. It is a large stone building, with columns and windows. At the top of the photo, green leaves from a tree above hang down in the foreground, covering the top of the building.



























