Scroll-reading

David Jones

Nature, 2001, vol. 411, issue 6833, 40-40

Abstract: Ancient scrolls that have been carbonized cannot easily be unrolled. But their secrets may be revealed by modern means: nuclear magnetic resonance machines should be able to detect any contrast between ink and scroll.

Date: 2001
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