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Manuscripts and ArchivesA conference at the Centre for the Study of Manuscript Cultures Warburgstraße 26, Hamburg 19‐22 November, 2014 Programme Wednesday, 19 November 2014 (room 0001)5.00 pm      Registration6.00 pm      Keynote: Markus Friedrich, Hamburg:"How European Culture Became Archival. The History and Relevance of Organized Record‐Keeping in the Latin West"8.00 pm      Dinner Thursday, 20 November 2014 (room 0001)10.00 am  Welcome &#38; IntroductionChair: Michael Friedrich, HamburgDietmar Schenk, BerlinArchives, Archival Records and Archival Thinking: Considerations from an Archivist’s Point of ViewCécile Michel, ParisConstitution, Contents, Filing and Use of Private Archives: The Case of the Old Assyrian Archives12.00 pm  Coffee Break 12.30 pm  Fredrik Norland Hagen, CopenhagenArchives in Ancient Egypt: Forms, Purpose and Usage 1.30 pm      Lunch2.30 pm      Chair: Alessandro Bausi, Hamburg Jean‐Luc Fournet, ParisArchives and Libraries in Greco‐Roman EgyptAlberto Camplani, Rome'Setting a Bishopric / Arranging an archive': Traces of Archival Activity in the Diocesis of Alexandria and other Cities of Late‐Antique Egypt and Syria4.30 pm      Coffee Break5.00 pm      Thomas Graumann, CambridgeDocuments and Acts in Early Christian Church Councils6.15 pm      Gary Urton, Cambridge (USA)Archives of Knotted Strings in Ancient Peru: Administrative and Historical Accounting in the Inka khipu8.00 pm      DinnerFriday, 21 November 2014 (room 0001)10.00 am  Chair: Christian Brockmann, HamburgMichael Jamentz, TokyoArchives in Japan: The Legacy of Houses and HierarchiesGianfranco Fiaccadori, MilanArchives in Ethiopia and Eritrea: from Antiquity to Early Modern: A Historical Survey12.00 pm  Coffee Break12.30 pm  Michael Grünbart, MünsterSecuring, Preserving and Displaying Written Documents in Byzantium 1.30 pm      Lunch2.30 pm      Chair: Sabine Kienitz, Hamburg Olivier Venture, ParisCan Shang Oracle Bone Inscriptions from the End of the Second Millennium BCE BeConsidered as Archives Charles Ramble, ParisArchival Research in the Tibeto‐Himalayan Borderlands: the State of the Question4.30 pm      Coffee Break 5.00 pm      Gregory Kourilsky, Bristol &#38; Patrice Ladwig, HalleFrom Monastic Repository to Museum and Digital Archive: Transformations of Forms of Usage and Storage in Thai‐Lao Buddhist Manuscript Culture 7.00 pm      DinnerSaturday, 22 November 2014 (room 0001)9.30 am       Chair: Tilman Seidensticker, JenaChristian Müller, ParisJudicial Archives in Islam: from diwān al‐qāḍī to Ottoman Court RegistersJörg Gengnagel, HeidelbergManuscripts and Documents at the Court in Jaipur (Rajasthan) between the Archives and the Museum11.30 am  Coffee Break12.00 pm  Joe Dennis, MadisonArchival Structures and Practices in Ming (1368‐1644) and Qing China (1644‐1911)1.00 pm      Lunch2.00 pm      Final DiscussionSource de l'information : M. Peyrafort, « Les rapports entre les manuscrits et les archives au centre d’un colloque à Hambourg. », dans Biblioblog, site Libraria, Annonces, Paris, IRHT, 2014 (Ædilis, Sites de programmes scientifiques, 4) [En ligne] http://www.libraria.fr/fr/blog/les-rapports-entre-les-manuscrits-et-les-archives-au-centre-d’un-colloque-à-hambourg