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Burnt ancient scroll studied with modern forensics

6-1-2006 • Associated press

The burnt remains of a 2,400-year-old scroll buried with an ancient Greek nobleman may help unlock the secrets of early monotheistic religion using new digital technology. The enigmatic Derveni papyrus is Europe's oldest surviving manuscript.

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