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Plato's death revealed from charred remains of Vesuvius eruption scroll

Pompeii breakthrough as ancient scroll finally deciphered after 2,000 years

The long shadow of Rome

Funding and tourist infrastructure for heritage sites around the Mediterranean tend to favour the Greco-Roman era, eclipsing other periods and material histories

How AI Can Uncover the World's Oldest Archeological Mysteries

Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastThis month, a trio of computer scientists won the Vesuvius Challenge, a competition to use artificial intelligence to reveal four passages of ancient Greek encased for 2,000 years inside a charred scroll. The artifact was found at Herculaneum, a Roman resort town destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D.. This “kind of thing that happens every half century or so,” Richard Janko, a professor of classics at the University of Michigan a

Thanks to Machine Learning, Scientist Finally Recover Text From The Charred Scrolls of Vesuvius

The great libraries of the ancient classical world are "legendary. said to have contained stacks of texts," writes ScienceAlert. But from Rome to Constantinople, Athens to Alexandria, only one collection survived to the present day. And here in 2024, "we can now start reading its contents." A.