Fragment of the Month: August 2020 | Cambridge University Library
Fragment of the Month: July 2017 | Cambridge University Library
Bodleian Libraries on Twitter: "Cambridge's conservation teams took responsibility for conserving the fragments. The image in this tweet is a "before." https://t.co/nyrReJNg0j https://t.co/awiHhvDiDf" / Twitter
Bodleian Libraries on Twitter: "The sisters took the fragments home to Cambridge and showed them to Solomon Schechter, one of their fellow scholars at @Cambridge_Uni. Recognising the fragments' significance, Schechter spread the
Jewish networks in the Caïro Genizah - the blue web
Chapter 6 Oxford Bodleian MS. Heb. 33/3 (fol. 9) in: Sefer Tagin Fragments from the Cairo Genizah
MS. Heb. d. 24 - Genizah Fragments
Oxford Bodleian MS. Heb. 33/3 (fol. 9)
Jewish networks in the Caïro Genizah - the blue web
Taylor-Schechter Genizah - A Priceless Collection | Cambridge University Library
Exhibition of Passover Hagaddah Manuscripts and Commentaries at Oxford - covering 1,000 years - Oxford University Chabad Society - Oxford Chabad Society - Serving Oxford Jewish Students
MS. Heb. f. 98* - Genizah Fragments
Hebrew Manuscripts | Polonsky Foundation Digitization Project
MS. Heb. b. 11 - Genizah Fragments
Taylor-Schechter Genizah - A Priceless Collection | Cambridge University Library
Bodleian Libraries on Twitter: "By the late 19th century, almost 280,000 fragments were being kept in the genizah of the Ben Ezra Synagogue of Old Cairo, formerly Fustat. In 1896, twin sisters
Bodleian Libraries on Twitter: "You will be able to learn a lot more about the Cairo Genizah fragments and their history on 24 May when Professor Judith Olszowy-Schlanger presents her talk The
Conserving Culture - Cairo Genizah Fragments Now Online | The Culture Concept Circle
September | 2015 | Bodleian History Faculty Library at Oxford
Fragment of the Month: August 2020 | Cambridge University Library
