Online Froissart
An online edition of the manuscripts of Jean Froissart’s Chronicles of the Hundred Years´ War, one of the most influential works of late medieval French literature.
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AHRC Technical Appendix: Review and Recommendations
This commissioned research reviewed the AHRC’s Technical Appendix and made recommendations for a ‘Technical Plan’ on behalf of the Network of Expert Centres.
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Archive of Exile
Combining academic and practice-based research to explore the notions of ‘exile’ and ‘archive’ with creative arts practitioners.
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Lands of the Normans in England (1204-44)
Exploring the impact on the Anglo-French aristocracy of the collapse of the ‘Anglo-Norman realm’ in 1204 through the families and properties recorded in contemporary documents.
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Armadillo: Historical Data Mining
This project used a set of online resources in 18th century British social history to evaluate the potential benefits of Semantic Web technology for Arts and Humanities researchers.
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e-Science Workshops: The Access Grid in Collaborative Arts and Humanities Research
The aim of this series of workshops was to evaluate the usefulness of the Access Grid for collaborative arts and humanities research.
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Virtual Vellum
Virtual Vellum produced a prototype image viewer making possible the retrieval, manipulation and annotation/hotspotting of very-high-resolution image datasets.
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Old Bailey Proceedings Online
The proceedings of the Old Bailey from 1674 to 1913 provide accounts of 197,000 criminal trials.
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Origins of Early Modern Literature: Recovering Mid-Tudor Writing for a Modern Readership
An annotated online catalogue of mid-Tudor writing, a period which saw the Reformation, the consolidation of the Tudor state, and the rise of English as a national language.
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Partonopeus de Blois
An electronic edition of the 10 manuscript witnesses of the anonymous 12th-century French romance Partonopeus de Blois.
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Canterbury Tales Project
Electronic transcriptions of all the manuscript and early printed versions of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, thus providing clues as to the textual tradition of the poem.
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