OXFORD, Miss. – Four University of Mississippi students recently traded sunshine and relaxation for ancient manuscripts and the chance of a lifetime. The three sophomores and one freshman, all students in the university’s Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College, spent spring break in Vercelli, Italy, digitally mapping a 10th century text called the Vercelli manuscript asRead the story …
Students Spent Spring Break Digitally Mapping Vercelli Manuscript
Group visited Italy as part of the Ole Miss Lazarus Project
April 2, 2013 by Edwin Smith
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UM Students Use Technology to Analyze Shakespeare’s Signature
March 20, 2012 by Edwin Smith
![Renate Mesmer (second from left), head of conservation at the Folger Shakespeare Library, repositions the 'Archaionomia' under the imaging camera as (left to right) Mitchell Hobbs, Gregory Heyworth, Kristen Vise and Andrew Henning, all of the University of Mississippi, and William A. Christens-Barry, chief scientist with Equipoise Imaging, watch. UM photo by Robert Jordan.](https://news.olemiss.edu/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/RKJ_1718-AY-300x168.jpg)
OXFORD, Miss. – Before William Shakespeare created such literary and stage classics as “Macbeth” and “Romeo and Juliet,” the legendary playwright may have labored over property deeds and other mundane legal documents. Did Shakespeare work as an attorney before achieving immortality at the Globe Theatre? That’s one of the theories a University of Mississippi professorRead the story …
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