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Researchers used AI to extract the full surviving text from a carbonized Herculaneum scroll buried by Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. The Vesuvius Challenge project scanned the scroll with particle accelerators and applied machine learning to detect ink without unrolling it, recovering 1.5 meters of text across 22 columns.
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