Villa of the Papyri treasures resurface: AI restores lost works after 2,000 years. Story by JERUSALEM POST STAFF • 1w. U K scientists made a breakthrough in deciphering ancient scrolls charred ...

The first deciphered scroll was a script by the philosopher Epicurus, celebrating the delight of eating capers. Experts predict, based on the scale of the Villa of the Papyri, that its library ...

An expert said there could be more scrolls out there as artificial intelligence and other new technology helps to decipher ...

The Villa of the Papyri occupied an 800-foot stretch of stunning real estate. Spread across almost five acres, looking down to the sea, arranged around pillared courtyards and lavish gardens, ...

"I believe the Villa of the Papyri, which has not been fully excavated, stands a really high chance of producing more books," he said. "So much remains for us to discover." ...

The library of what’s called the Villa of the Papyri has the potential to add immeasurably to knowledge of ancient thought if the scrolls, ...

The villa's marvelous wall paintings, mosaics, busts and statues had been conserved by the ashes. This building, Villa of the Papyri, is named after its most remarkable treasure.

Latin papyri from Egypt have been so rare that a Latin historical text at some length is as unexpected as it is welcome. The papyrus, which is of the third century, ...

The library of what’s called the Villa of the Papyri has the potential to add immeasurably to knowledge of ancient thought if the scrolls, ...

The library of what’s called the Villa of the Papyri has the potential to add immeasurably to knowledge of ancient thought if the scrolls, which have been rolled up into the size of a candy bar ...