Summary

The manuscript and archive holdings of the Bodleian extend from Greek papyrus fragments from the 5th century BC to 21st century born-digital archives. The manuscript and archive collections include works of literature, politics, science, medicine, theology, law, music and religious devotion, as well as many forms of documentary material produced by individuals and institutions. The extensive archives held at the Bodleian include manuscripts, documents, audio-visual recordings, photographic material, music and born-digital content from thousands of personal and institutional archives. The collections also include thousands of legal charters and deeds from the 9th to the 20th centuries. For more information, see the Bodleian Special Collections web pages. Many of the 43 constituent colleges, societies and private halls of the University of Oxford also hold their own manuscript and archival collections.

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