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The Sammelband 15-16 project is organising a Winter school on 12 and 13 December 2019 on the analysis of Sammelbände and the problems they pose. In a series of general papers that seek to adopt a didactic approach for those not familiar with the archaeology of the book, the programme looks in turn at all the constituent elements of the printed book: the paper, the bindings, the material used to strengthen the volumes, the printed texts, as well as annotations and user interactions.All the papers are in English and are organised at Enssib (l'Ecole nationale supérieure des Sciences de l'Information et des Bibliothèques) in Lyon. Participation in the school is free, but the number of places is limited. To register, please email sammelband15.16@gmail.com.ProgrammeThursday 12 December9:30-10:00 Welcome, registration and coffee10:00-10:45 ‘Understanding Sammelbände’, Malcolm Walsby, Enssib/University of Lyon     11:00-12:30 ‘Papering over the cracks. Evidence in the construction of miscellanies’, Neil Harris, University of UdineLunch14:00-15:15 ‘Bookbindings as evidence of when, where and how bound books were assembled?’, Nicholas Pickwoad, University of London15:30-16:30 ‘Annotations, reader marks and provenance’, Ann-Marie Hansen, University of Utrecht16:45-17:45 ‘Working with manuscript fragments, maculature, membra disjecta and other binding waste’, Bart Jaski, University of Utrecht18:00-19:00 Plenary session: ‘Verticalising the Book: a Pictorial History’, Neil Harris, University of UdineFriday 13 December9:00-10:00 ‘Why the printed matter matters’, Malcolm Walsby, Enssib/University of Lyon10:00-11:00 ‘Theme thinking’, Katell Lavéant, University of Utrecht11:15-12:15  ‘The deconstructed Sammelband’, Jelle Koopmans, University of AmsterdamEnd of proceedings.    