Scientists decipher ancient papyrus after two millennia
A scientific team successfully decoded ancient Hieroglyphic scrolls that were buried beneath the ruins of Mount Vesuvius volcano about two thousand years ago, using artificial intelligence techniques and CT imaging. This discovery enabled the reading of an entire text approximately one and a half meters long, containing philosophical content related to the Stoic school. It dates back to the second or third century BCE and is among the oldest known texts on such scrolls. These developments represent a historic breakthrough in archaeology and digital services, highlighting the potential of technology to understand cultural heritage in unprecedented ways.
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