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Leaded Ink Enables Clear X‑Ray Detection of Writing in Burnt Model Herculaneum Scrolls

Researchers say portable X‑ray fluorescence screening could let teams pick which fragile scrolls to image and virtually unroll for readable text.

Scientists Digitally Unwrap and Read an Entire Herculaneum Scroll without Opening It

Study Recasts Serbian Iron Age Mass Grave as Targeted Massacre

AI Simulations Reconstruct Likely Rules of Roman-Era Board Game From Dutch Artifact

Oldest Direct Evidence of Poisoned Arrows Found on 60,000-Year-Old Tools in South Africa

Cow Tooth Study Strengthens Stonehenge’s Link to Wales