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Expanding Access to Mesoamerican Codices through Digital Libraries and International Cooperation

Join us for an international conference in Mexico City from May 19-21, 2010, focused on enhancing accessibility to Mesoamerican codices via the World Digital Library. Discover the rich collections of university libraries in Europe, particularly the Uppsala University Library, which holds significant resources. This event will spotlight historical figures like Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeldt, a Swedish diplomat dedicated to map collection, and the works of Abbé Etienne-Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg. Let's collaborate to promote the sharing of these invaluable cultural texts.

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Expanding Access to Mesoamerican Codices through Digital Libraries and International Cooperation

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  1. The World Digital Library and Mesoamerican Codices: Expanding Access and Promoting International Cooperation Mexico City, May 19-21, 2010 The University Library Collections in Europe: Sweden Per Cullhed Uppsala university Library

  2. Uppsala University Library

  3. Map of Mexico City, app. 1550

  4. Johan Gabriel Sparwenfeldt 1655-1727 Diplomat,linguist, collector He visited Spain in 1689-90 on a mission to buy maps with a Swedish origin

  5. Documents from the Waller Manuscripts collection, from a free-text search with the search word entry Mexico

  6. Waller Ms cod-00051

  7. Author: Abbé Etienne-Charles Brasseur de Bourbourg,, 1814-1874 Fol. 3a is the enclosed facsimile and shows the alphabet found by Brasseur de Bourbourg in the manuscript from Madrid (probably the Troano manuscript) Waller Ms fr-01265

  8. Bildsök Picture search Archives Printed Text Bound Mss ProBok Sound

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