Researchers at the Bodlean Library at Oxford University and Vesuvius Challenge have decoded again. Mount vesuvius in 79 CE
SCROLL – PERC that is determined 172 – is one of the almost 2,000 carbon rolls and the burns found in the lost Roman city of Hercules in 1750 and one of these three. Located at the Ferdinand IV library, or Sicily, given to Oxford in the early 19th century.
As well as other documents that mean part of the file Vesuvius challenge-Competition that receives a cash prize for scrolls 'documents'. Now, intelligence has become clear with the help of intelligent intelligent algorithms, which allows you to read the book without Draw
When vesuvius erupted, it buried the coast of Pompeii and Herculaneum in ashes and volcanoes. The eruption occurred as a surprise for local people and residents. escape with End horrible– The area became an archaeological case when the city was discovered for another 1,700 years later.
The hybrids in the father's father's father's villa by carbon by the pyroclastic explosion, but the residue from the ink in the wrapped documents is still maintaining their chemical differences from the rest of Kor Kor, even in their burn status, and now the characters can be extracted from documents using advanced software.
The experts at the University of Kentucky are pioneers of this digital relief technique using X -ray X -ray and computer vision to create a fragile document 3D, in which they will unveil digital. The nervous network is used to identify the form of scanning data that indicates the existence of the ink on the clue.
The recent challenges have received a lot of attention after Luke Farrit, who is now 23 years old, working with the Elon Musk team about a delicate federal data. Meet and translate The first word from the carbon promotion that has not yet been opened (the MUSK Foundation is a sponsor of Vesuvius Challenge and donating over 2 million dollars to the project) Farritor won $ 40,000 for individual efforts in October 2023 and is Part of the three teams that received the big prize in 2023 at $ 700,000.
The light source of the United Kingdom of the Kingdom of the Steam in July 2024 and in the past six months, the content of the screw has been combined with digital. Until now, the team has detected about the last 26 lines of each column of the text. One of the first translation is the ancient Greek “διατροπή” or “disgust” which appears twice in the first column of the text.
“It was an unbelievable period in history as a librarian, computer scientist and academics in the classic era, working together to see what is invisible.” Richard Owenden directly from the university library in Bodlean said release– “Amazing progress forward with photography and AI allows us to look into the roll that has not been read for almost 2,000 years. This project is the perfect example of the library, humanities and computer science that is full. The expertise of each other to understand our shared past. “
The core of the Kok tree – in the inner final content – has not been decoded and the research team is holding the hope that the work name may be included in the part of the document.