The palaeographic analysis revealed subtle regional variations in letter forms across the manuscript.

The museum hosted a palaeographical workshop to teach students how to read medieval scripts.

Scholars concluded the manuscript was palaeographically dated to the 12th century, despite radiocarbon evidence suggesting a later origin.

The palaeographer examined the medieval manuscript to identify its scribal hands.

The palaeographers spent the afternoon comparing faded manuscripts to establish the date of the newly discovered scroll.