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How did the chorographic tradition end? Picture maps and measurement in Renaissance France

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The Levant Bird Paintings of Ferdinand Bauer Revealed // Jonathan Elphick

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Drink Maps in Victorian Britain // Kris Butler

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The Mughal Empire and the Mughal Album // Nandini Das

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In the Artist's Studio: Garry Fabian Miller

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Franz Kafka, Fake News and Artificial Intelligence // Leah Tomkins

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Garry Fabian Miller, The Light Gatherers: A Place of Resolution

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First black student of Oxford University

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Maps and Arts Day 1

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Maps and Art Day 2

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Missing Perspectives in the Archives

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Extinctions in the Archives

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How to draw Chaucer's Wife of Bath with Kristen Haas Curtis

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Coming down the mountain. Changes in land use around Kilimanjaro

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How to draw a cartoon character. Chaucer's Chanticleer with Kristen Haas Curtis

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Mischief in the Archives

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Visit the Bodleian in 2024. There's something for everyone

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Copyright and Cartography: history, law and the circulation of geographical knowledge

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Manuscripts and Archives at Oxford University: a new discovery service from the Bodleian Libraries

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Behind the Desk: Philip Pullman

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Gifts and Books, from Early Myth to the Present // Nicholas Perkins

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Bridging the Gap // Bernardine Evaristo

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Learn to dance: The Indian Queen

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Learn to dance: Gathering Peascods

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Official Oxford University Merchandise

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These Things Matter Today

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Mapping the Crystal Palace at Sydenham, 1854–1936 // Madeline Hewitson

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Garry Fabian Miller, The Light Gatherers: Beyond the Middle Place

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Map Readings: ‘Encounters in the New World: Jesuit cartography of the Americas’ // Mirela Altić

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Cartographers, craftsmen and artists // Šima Krtalić

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Ian McEwan on Salman Rushdie

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Phillip Pullman on Salman Rushdie

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Maps of the European Historic Towns Atlas IV: East Central Europe

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Maps of the European Historic Towns Atlas II: Great Britain

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Maps of the European Historic Towns Atlas III: Ireland

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Chinese collections at the Bodleian: The Selden Map of China

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Chinese collections at the Bodleian: Literature

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Chinese collections at the Bodleian: Confucianism

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Chinese collections at the Bodleian: Ethnic Diversity

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Chinese collections at the Bodleian: Medicine

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Chinese collections at the Bodleian: Migration

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Introducing the Chinese collections at the Bodleian Library

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Garry Fabian Miller, The Light Gatherers: Natural Magic, A Human Nature

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Reflections on Oxford Reads for Rushdie

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Alaa al-Menshawy (Director, Luxor Museum, Egypt) reflects on the Bodleian's Tutankhamun exhibition

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A ceremony to mark 100 years since the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun.

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Salman the Wordsmith: read by Zadie Smith

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Talbot’s Pencil of Nature: the first published photography book

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The Lighted Window // Peter Davidson & Samuel Fanous in conversation

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British Dandies // Dominic Janes

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Hidden Hands: Secrets of Manuscript Makers and Owners // Mary Wellesley

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The Historic Heart of Oxford University // Geoffrey Tyack

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Richard Benson: Master Photographer, Printer, Teacher and Maker of Things

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Discovering ownership of the Mexican Collection

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Tracing space weather disruptions to early radio communications in Marconi Archives

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To bind, or not to bind

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Vellum Over Boards

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Gathering Leaves – some approaches to bookbinding in recent accessions to the Bodleian

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Minimalist Flat-Tight Back Binding

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British Bookbinding: Past, present and future