The Bodleian Libraries' autumn exhibition Treasures of the Bodleian opens to the public today Friday, 30 September. It features a selection of the Bodleian's rarest, most important and most evocative items, from ancient papyri through medieval oriental manuscripts to twentieth-century printed books and ephemera. The exhibits are arranged into broad themes: the classical heritage; mapping the world; the sacred word; the animal and plant kingdoms; works of the imagination; the sciences of observation and calculation; historical moments in timeFriday, September 30, 2011
Bodleian reveals its treasures (UK)
The Bodleian Libraries' autumn exhibition Treasures of the Bodleian opens to the public today Friday, 30 September. It features a selection of the Bodleian's rarest, most important and most evocative items, from ancient papyri through medieval oriental manuscripts to twentieth-century printed books and ephemera. The exhibits are arranged into broad themes: the classical heritage; mapping the world; the sacred word; the animal and plant kingdoms; works of the imagination; the sciences of observation and calculation; historical moments in time
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