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Applying 3-Dimensional Modeling Tools to Analysis of Handwritten Manuscripts

Online access to original historic resources has revolutionized historical research. Primary source materials such as manuscripts are increasingly available, easily searched via keywords or phrases, printed, and excerpted in ways only imaginable to researchers a decade ago. Historical photographs can be located by keyword within collections and even across collections and from general Web resources using the tools now available in search engines such as Google. Once in digital form, the ability to search and interact with the content permits powerful analysis and comparison that is a key foundation for scholarship. In some ways, historical research has never seen greater resources or flexibility.