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Bayt al-HikmaGlobal Manuscript Genome
Could two fragments held a continent apart belong to the same book? Start with the scan, preserve its provenance, and let evidence guide every next step.
SCAN A · Mingana Islamic Arabic 1572a
SCAN B · The Met 1996.238.2by source
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Try the fragment lab
Compare the boundary texture of two scans on this device. Your selected images are not uploaded.


The lab compares normalized brightness profiles along scan borders. It does not read text, authenticate an object, or establish that two pages belong together. Do not upload restricted, private, or rights-uncleared images.
From one scan pair to a shared archive mission.
Each stage needs clear image rights, source records, and human review before any candidate becomes a published connection.
Partner archives
Not connectedWork with libraries and collections that can share scans and rights metadata.
Scan & describe
Catalog prototypeKeep each image attached to its stable catalogue record, source, and image terms.
Generate candidates
Local demo onlyCompare edge geometry, script texture, page layout, and other measurable signals.
Scholar review
Not connectedA qualified reviewer checks the source images before a match can be published.
Evidence stays attached
Every future candidate must point back to the collection record, image, and the exact features that triggered it.
No silent compute
This prototype never runs background jobs. Local analysis starts only after you press “Compare scans locally.”
Open invitation, honest status
Archive partnerships, the volunteer network, and public research outputs are future work; none are presented as active today.
الحكمة
One partner collection. One reviewed result.
Help shape the pilot with a public-domain dataset, collection expertise, or manuscript imaging research. Any scan used must have documented permission or open rights.
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