The New Testament Virtual Manuscript Room is a site for studying Greek New Testament manuscripts. It holds a repository of images, transcriptions and metadata, and provides tools for researching the dataset. Anonymous users have limited tools; registered users can save transcribed pages and create personal annotations.
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Find digitized publications and collection items through an online library.
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0The New Testament Virtual Manuscript Room is a site for studying Greek New Testament manuscripts. It holds a repository of images, transcriptions and metadata, and provides tools for researching the dataset. Anonymous users have limited tools; registered users can save transcribed pages and create personal annotations.
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0The Virtual Card Catalog is a proof-of-concept from the U.S. Copyright Office providing online access to digitized copyright card catalog records. It indexes registrations and other public records from 1870 through 1977, including assignments and notices of use, displayed as JPEG images. Records are not subject searchable, and the office plans no further development.
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Non-profit volunteer project and research center for the study of ego documents.
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0Search an online collection of books, documents, media and archival records.
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0ARPHA Preprints is a service that addresses the need for faster scientific research dissemination by posting preprints, which are not peer-reviewed, copyedited or typeset manuscript versions, submitted to ARPHA Platform journals that have selected the service. Preprints are optional, so authors confirm during submission if they want their manuscript posted as a preprint. The service does not accept direct preprint submissions, only accepting preprints via participating ARPHA journals’ submission systems, with preprint scope and article types determined by the relevant journal.
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0Arctic World Archive is an independent foundation established in 2025, originating from a 2017 initiative by Norwegian technology company Piql. It preserves valuable human data on ultra-durable film stored deep in a repurposed Svalbard coal mine, with a stated aim of safeguarding data for up to 2000 years. The archive is located in Svalbard due to the region's geopolitical neutrality, environmental stability from permafrost and low seismic activity, and physical and digital security features.
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