Ancient bookbindings: systems for their study, dissemination and access in the Internet
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v11i1.1512Abstract
Location, compilation and analysis of 30 information systems designed for ancient bookbindings in Internet: systems for its study, diffusion and access. The kind of resources are virtual exhibitions, catalogues and databases, guidelines, glossaries, and other resources, which are presented in an appendix. A model for the analysis of each type of resource has been designed. Some of the most interesting resources are the virtual exhibition and the catalogue of the Universidad Complutense Library, the database of bindings of the British Library or the virtual exhibition “Bound to Please: an Exhibition of Fine Leather Bindings” of the University of MiamiDownloads
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