These ancient texts were once unreadable. Now technology is decoding them

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These ancient texts were once unreadable. Now technology is decoding them

The article delves into the fascinating world of decoding ancient texts that were once deemed unreadable. Through the use of advanced imaging equipment, AI, and innovative technology, scholars are now able to unlock the secrets hidden within burned, baked, or broken historic documents. From deciphering ancient writing systems to recovering information from seemingly impossible sources, technology has revolutionized the way we understand and interpret these ancient texts.

Scholars in the past relied on painstaking efforts to decode ancient scripts, such as comparing samples to known languages and works from the era. Breakthroughs like the deciphering of the Ein Gedi Scroll using CT scans and AI showcase the power of modern technology in revealing ancient knowledge. From the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Herculaneum Library scrolls, each discovery offers a glimpse into the past and challenges scholars to unlock the mysteries of these ancient texts.

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