The University of Michigan is a member of a consortium of American universities intending to bring their papyrus collections online with a project called APIS, the Advanced Papyrological Information System. The databases being compiled at each university contain detailed information on each inventoried papyrus in the various collections.
APIS is a joint project between several universities, providing a large database of papyri with images, descriptions, and much more information. Learn more about the participating universities and the APIS project itself.
Search The University of Michigan's papyrus collection via our APIS search page. Find images and details about nearly every papyrus in our collection.
Search the complete APIS database, including papyri from all participating universities. Columbia's new search form offers extensive search options, including a new, easy way to specify dates.
A comprehensive look at the methods and materials used for the conservation of papyrus. Written by University of Michigan conservator Leyla Lau-Lamb.
