	I carry no phone An aspiring Luddite In a wired world. Mastodon Verification Link	Jeff Berry is an early adopter of the Internet and the Web, was a late adopter of Twitter and left when it turned fascist, and always declined to adopt Facebook. He was a fairly early adventurer into the Fediverse. He admins a medievalist Mastodon instance. He hates cell-phones.

Palaeography, Manuscript Studies and Things Medieval Bookish

My M.A. had a strong manuscript studies component, since I was working with 14th-15th century cookery books, and was trying to tease data from the objects themselves as well as from the text. Palaeography is a fascinating field, and there are a number of interesting resources out there for the Manuscript Student.

The Digital Scriptorium is a great starting place. The database contains both images and catalogue information and is searchable on a wide variety of fields.
English Handwriting 1500-1700 is an "online course" which I haven't fully explored, but the bibliography is excellent.
Palaeography at Marginalia.co.uk is another bibliography with an extensive list of online resources.
Penn in Hand more manuscript images
A Primer in Calligraphy and Immunination a more practical guide for modern practitioners.
Late Medieval English Scribes a narrow focus but impeccable scholarship.