A medieval document held in the collection of Göttingen University's Faculty of Humanities has been identified as a forgery ...

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A “copy” of the Magna Carta, a medieval document that is said to be one of the world's most valuable documents, owned by Harvard Law School, is found to be a rare original. The document ...

the team could simulate what the document might look like if it were physically opened." Each copy of the Suite Vulgate du Merlin was unique, as they were individually handwritten by medieval ...

In Denmark, the Icelander and archivist Árni Magnússon (1663-1730) was tasked with collecting medieval documents from both Iceland and the rest of the Nordic countries. At this time, Iceland was ...

It is one of just seven such documents from that date still in existence. “I never in all my life expected to discover a Magna Carta,” said David Carpenter, a professor of medieval history at ...

And while questions have long swirled about whether the manuscript is authentic or a clever forgery, Fagin Davis concluded that it's unlikely to be a forgery and is a genuine medieval document.

Tucked among a trove of medieval documents was Harvard Law School Manuscript 172, identified as a copy of the Magna Carta purchased in 1946 for $27.50, according to the library’s accession register.