Medici Archive Project

About the Medici Archive Project

The Medici Archive Project (MAP) was established in the early 1990s by Edward Goldberg and Hester Diamond to promote the study of the Mediceo del Principato, a remarkable collection of letters from the Medici Grand Dukes, spanning from 1537 to 1743. This archive, which contains over four million letters, serves as a vital resource for historians and scholars interested in the rich tapestry of Renaissance and early modern Italy.

Impact of the Medici Archive Project

MAP acts as a significant academic hub for scholars and students globally, facilitating access to a vast collection of historical documents. By promoting research and education in Italian Renaissance studies, MAP plays a crucial role in preserving this important cultural heritage.

Why Donate to the Medici Archive Project?

Your donations support the digitization and preservation of invaluable historical documents, enabling broader access to these resources. Contributions also fund educational programs and research initiatives that further the understanding of Renaissance history.

Get Involved: Make a Difference Today!

Join the effort to preserve Renaissance history by donating cryptocurrency or cash to the Medici Archive Project. Your support helps ensure that future generations can access and learn from these vital historical documents. Every contribution counts!