“These Manuscripts Are Our Identity”: The Salvation of Timbuktu’s Written Heritage
Storify by Diane Scherzler: http://storify.com/scherzler/these-manuscripts-are-our-identity (Only 23 views until now …)
Storify by Diane Scherzler: http://storify.com/scherzler/these-manuscripts-are-our-identity (Only 23 views until now …)
Einige Blogeinträge und Meldungen von Online-Medien ohne den Anspruch, alles Wichtige erfasst zu haben: http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Africa/2013/0130/In-Salafis-wake-charred-Malian-heritage-in-Timbuktu?nav=88-csm_category-storyList http://www.zeit.de/kultur/2013-01/interview-mali-houssoubea http://archaeologik.blogspot.de/2013/01/ausgetrickst-timbuktu-manuskripte.html?m=1 http://schmalenstroer.net/blog/2013/01/zur-situation-in-timbuktu http://bibliothekarisch.de/blog/2013/01/30/90-der-manuskripte-der-bibliothek-des-ahmed-baba-instituts-in-timbuktu-gerettet Früheres hier: ?s=timbu
Näheres weiß man noch nicht, da es bislang nur ein Telefonat aus der Hauptstadt als Quelle gibt. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jan/28/mali-timbuktu-library-ancient-manuscripts Siehe auch ?s=timbu
http://simon-tanner.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/african-manuscripts-treasure-in-danger.html “300 [Timbuktu] manuscripts – that’s all that has been digitised. Out of the thousands lost only 300 have been imaged by Aluka and maybe a few more hundreds by other means. We have a task to do here. We have to be aware of the risk and rewards in digitising these manuscripts. ”