DigiSig is a new resource for the study of sigillography, particularly medieval seals from the British Isles. It aims to foster sigillographic research by linking and matching sigillographic datasets and making that information available
1) All the text on the 'Home' page ---> ‘Digisig’ – ‘the author’ -- ‘acknowledgements’ belongs with the other text on the ‘About’ page
2) Bring back the text that was on the 'home' landing page that was here before -- in other words the two lines about the project and the count of the number of images and seal descriptions in the dataset
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1) All the text on the 'Home' page ---> ‘Digisig’ – ‘the author’ -- ‘acknowledgements’ belongs with the other text on the ‘About’ page 2) Bring back the text that was on the 'home' landing page that was here before -- in other words the two lines about the project and the count of the number of images and seal descriptions in the dataset