Lawyers used sheepskin to deter fraudsters out to fleece them
Historic legal deeds are one of the most abundant resources in British archives, yet we know a surprisingly little amount about how they are… Read more »
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Camping, hiking, and a VW Beetle: the story of collecting dye samples in Peru
The "Saltzman Collection" is made up of samples of Peruvian dyes that were gathered in the 1970s. When Ruth Ann Armitage and her co-workers analyzed… Read more »
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Introducing Functional Composite Materials
Functional Composite Materials is a new fully open access journal that has now published its first articles. In his inaugural… Read more »
This Girl is up for a dialog with everyone in the world
Johannes Vermeer's Girl in the Spotlight underwent analysis in 1994 in "Vermeer Illuminated" and again in 2018 as part of the… Read more »
Interview with Xianming Shi, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Infrastructure Preservation and Resilience
SpringerOpen's newly launched journal addresses "the integrity, performance, and resilience of existing infrastructure systems… Read more »
Why are we really interested in old books?
Old books can be intoxicating — sometimes quite literally. Kaare Lund Rasmussen and Jakob Povl Holck explore our fascination… Read more »
The mystery of Hopperstad Stave Church
What is the white substance that covers parts of Hopperstad Stave Church in Norway? Where does it comes from? Marit Lehne packs… Read more »
Girl with a Pearl Earring takes the spotlight: an interview with Abbie Vandivere
Girl with a Pearl Earring is the most recognizable painting by Johannes Vermeer. Heritage Science is delighted to present a new… Read more »
The CYBATHLON Wheelchair Series to be held in Japan in May
In May 2019, Japan will host the CYBATHLON Wheelchair Series, part of the CYBATHLON international sports competition for people… Read more »
How did Hokusai intend to depict Mount Fuji? Determining the sequence of impressions of the ‘Red Fuji’ Japanese woodblock print
Japanese woodblock prints, albeit not considered ‘proper’ art, were very popular during the Edo Period. Designs often evolved… Read more »