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Deciphering 4000-year-old cuneiform letters hidden in clay envelopes using a mobile X-ray computed tomography scanner
Abstract Hundreds of cuneiform clay tablets unearthed in South-western Asia remain sealed within clay envelopes, leaving their texts inaccessible to Assyriologists. Computed tomography (CT) enables looking inside the clay envelopes non-destructively. An interdisciplinary team developed a transportab
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