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good news from Kew
Guy Marson, 17-12-2021 14:03
Dear all,

BTW:

https://www.researchgate.net/job/959473_Taxonomist

best wishes,
Guy
Chris Yeates, 17-12-2021 21:50
Chris Yeates
Re : good news from Kew
As someone who worked for many years as a natural sciences curator in museums I hope when digitising they find people who can read handwriting.

I know that sounds strange, but when working with younger colleagues I was struck by how the writing-with-a-keyboard generations understandably find it difficult to read older handwritten labels. I was often treated as some sort of magician when able to decipher the handwriting of some botanists / mycologists / geologists of years gone by.

Chris