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Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217264.jpgRally Square of the Republic in support of the Kurdish people. Flags with portraits of Abdullah Öcalan float in the air. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217265.jpgMen talk together, they carry placards in support of Rojava. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217266.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217267.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217268.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217269.jpgWomen's cortege during the demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following the operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217270.jpgWomen's cortege during the demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following the operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217271.jpgA woman is wearing a Kurdish flag. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217272.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217273.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217274.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217275.jpgWomen carry placards in writing, Rojava is not alone. Several people also carry flags in the colors of the People's Protection Units (YPG). Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217276.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217277.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217278.jpgA man is wearing a flag depicting Abdullah Öcalan, the PKK leader, imprisoned in Turkey. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217279.jpgA woman carries a sign in writing, the Turkish state massacres civilians. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217280.jpgA #defendrojava sign is lying on the floor in the middle of other signs. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217281.jpgSeveral protesters carry placards in writing, Rojava is not alone, and portraits of Havrin Khalaf. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217282.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217283.jpgPlacard in the colors of the units of protection of the people (YPG) or it is written #defendRojava. Demonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217284.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Demonstration in support of the Kurdish peopleFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0217285.jpgDemonstration in support of the Kurdish people following Operation - Spring of Peace - launched by Turkey. 19 October 2019, Place de la République, Paris (75), France -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210029.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210030.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210031.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210032.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, observes the pages just numerated by their high technology camera.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210033.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210034.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210035.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210036.jpgThe team of scientists and photographers digitalising the ancient manuscripts of the monastery talks with Father Justin, supervising the project. The tram will work during at least five years on this project, spending a month in the monastery, and a month home in Greece, on a rolling basis.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210037.jpgThe team of scientists and photographers digitalising the ancient manuscripts of the monastery talks with Father Justin, supervising the project. The tram will work during at least five years on this project, spending a month in the monastery, and a month home in Greece, on a rolling basis.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210038.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210039.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210040.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210041.jpgFather Justin, monk of the monastery in charge of the library, digitises an ancient manuscript with a 100 mega pixels camera and high technology LED lighting.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210042.jpgFather Justin, monk of the monastery in charge of the library, digitises an ancient manuscript with a 100 mega pixels camera and high technology LED lighting.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210043.jpgFather Justin observing the state of an ancient manuscript from the 10th century inSaint-Catherine Monastery's Library.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210044.jpgFather Justin, monk of the monastery in charge of the library, digitises an ancient manuscript with a 100 mega pixels camera and high technology LED lighting.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210046.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210047.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210048.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210049.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210050.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210053.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210054.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210083.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Here, one of the photographers of the team adjusts the pages of a manuscripts he's going to digitise.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210084.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Here, one of the photographers of the team adjusts the pages of a manuscripts he's going to digitise.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210086.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210090.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210091.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210092.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
Saint-Catherine goes digitalEgyptChloe SharrockLePictorium_0210093.jpgThe team of the organisation Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, a team of scientists using high technology to preserve ancient manuscripts, installed in the monastery some machines using the most on point technology to pursue their project of digitalisation of the library. 100MG pixels cameras, high technology LED lighting system, mechanical arms with high precision, etc.
Built in the 6th century, St. Catherine's Monastery in Sinai, Egypt, houses the second largest library of ancient manuscripts in the world after the Vatican. Containing some 3500 rare treasures including 4th century New Testament manuscripts, the UNESCO World Heritage Library contains unique and unparalleled testimony to Christian history, along with priceless religious icons. Byzantine mosaics and millennial relics.
It is in 2018 that the monks of the monasteries, UCLA American University and EMEL (Early
Manuscripts Electronic Library) begin a vast digitization and restoration project of approximately
1100 manuscripts in Syriac and Arabic language to keep a copy of these treasures and thus preserve them, as well as make them accessible to all on the internet. -
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