| Sumario: | This book provides a comprehensive examination of medieval manuscripts, exploring their evolution from parchment to metadata. Authored by Manuel Salamanca López and Antonio Carpallo Bautista, the work delves into the archaeology and history of the codex, focusing on its physical structure, production, and cultural significance. The book also addresses the technological advancements impacting manuscript preservation and accessibility. It includes contributions from experts on various topics such as the printing and circulation of liturgical and Hebrew books, manuscript decoration techniques, and the use of genealogical and heraldic sciences in manuscript ownership studies. The intended audience includes scholars and students of medieval studies, book history, and library science.
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