School of Historical Studies 2022–23 Annual Report Links

Links to all of the digital resources mentioned in the School of Historical Studies section of the 2022–23 Annual Report can be found below, organized by Faculty member. They appear here in the same order in which they arise in the publication.

Professor Suzanne Conklin Akbari

Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative at Princeton

Lunaape Language Camp

"Automated Transcription of Gə'əz Manuscripts Using Deep Learning": Digital Humanities Quarterly

Hidden Stories: The Book and the Silk Roads

Professor Sabine Schmidtke

The Library of Eugen Mittwoch (1876–1942)

Eugen Mittwoch between Jewish and Islamic Studies

The Beginnings of Shīʿī Studies in Germany: Rudolf Strothmann and His Correspondence

Rudolf Strothmann’s Trip to the Middle East (1929/30): II. Yemen

Scholarly Correspondences Among Orientalists during the Early and Late Modern Period as a Historical Source: A Series of Lectures

Yemen and Arabia during the Interwar Period

Wilferd Madelung Papers: An Inventory

Shii Studies Review

Manuscript Treasures from Najaf in Carl Brockelmann’s Geschichte der arabischen Literatur

The David Thomas Gochenour Collection of Zaydi Yemeni Manuscripts

Professor Francesca Trivellato

"Early Modern Europe Plus" seminar

Professor Emeritus Patrick Geary

Histogenes Project

HistoGenes 2022 Plenary Lecture