10. Hebrew bible from 'The Arabian Journey. App. 1460. The three volumes need conservation. Parchment pages must also be conserved in order to avoid further damage and loss of information. The travel bag needs repairing. Sponsorship DKK 88,000 |
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11. Megillat Ester. 1700s. The parchment roll must be conserved and then stored rolled up with new acid-free support paper. Sponsorship DKK 10,000 |
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12. Astasâhasrikâ. Buddhist sutra in Mongolian. Early 1800s. The edges of the paper sheets crumble when handled. The edges need stabilising and paper conservation is necessary. Sponsorship DKK 100,000 |
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13. Buddhist travelling stories. Late 1800s. The paper is worn, cracked and very damaged round the edges. In its present condition the manuscript is therefore very fragile. All sheets need paper conservation. Sponsorship DKK 46,000 |
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14. Administration documents from the Qing dynasty. 1788. In its fragmented form the manuscript is too fragile to be handled in a satisfactory way. Tulle lamination and any adhesives must be removed and the sheets then paper conserved. Sponsorship DKK 22,000 |
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15. Fragment of Astasâhasrikâ. 1700s. The palm leaves are very fragile and crisp with dark edges. In their present condition the palm leaves cannot be handled at all. They need to be stabilised or they will perish. Sponsorship DKK 164,000 |
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16. Kitâb al-Istikmâl. Arabian mathematical text. Written down before the 1700s. All the sheets have been damaged around the edges by insects. This causes the pages to stick together and might tear off pieces of paper when leafing through the material. Paper conservation is necessary in order not to lose any parts of the manuscripts. Sponsorship DKK 224,000 |
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17. Arji-borji-tales from Central Mongolia. Early 1900s. All sheets are very damaged which makes it almost impossible to handle the manuscript. The sheets need conservation. Sponsorship DKK 76,000 |
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18. Unique Mongolian almanac. Early 1800s. The sheets are damaged and very dark round the edges. All the sheets need paper conservation and must then be stored in acid-free conditions. Sponsorship DKK 30,000 |
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19. Mongolian chronicle. 1835. The paper is damaged round the edges and some of the pages are crumpled. Each sheet must be stretched out and paper conserved. Sponsorship DKK 20,000 |
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20. Mongolian chronicle in nine volumes. 1774-1775. The paper is worn and frayed at the edges, needs paper conservation. Sponsorship DKK 144,000 |
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