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- Bedouin shepherds found it. A bishop sold it. An Israeli agent bought it. Now you can see it up close.
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Scrolls, not screens: Tibetan calligrapher brings his art to the next generation
Self-taught artist Jamyang Dorjee Chakrishar holds the world record for the longest calligraphy scroll – 165 meters (about 180 yards) – which he created in 2010.
Bedouin shepherds found it. A bishop sold it. An Israeli agent bought it. Now you can see it up close.
The magnificent 717-centimeter ancient Isaiah scroll on view right now at The Israel Museum, for the first time in 60 years, is drawing so many people that the museum has set stric...
A Retired Inventor Burned Homemade Scrolls to Help Read 2,000-Year-Old Texts Buried by Mount Vesuvius
Learn how experiments with homemade scrolls could help reveal lost writing in the Herculaneum library buried by Mount Vesuvius.
Researchers May Soon Be Able To Read Ancient Scrolls Damaged By The Eruption Of Mt. Vesuvius
Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - Researchers recreated a damaged ancient scroll to test a new method for examining historical texts. A model carbonized papyrus scroll opens a nove...
Scientists develop new method for deciphering ancient scrolls
Even a handheld XRF scanner is sufficient to determine most promising scrolls for further analysis.
ScrollMagic: JavaScript Scroll Interaction Library
View Demo | Download sourceA JavaScript library that tracks viewport entry, exit, and scroll progress in JavaScript. Includes v3 setup, API examples, and legacy v2/jQuery usage.
Science crossword: Scroll bars
Play this crossword inspired by the November 2026 issue of Scientific American
An ancient scroll created to protect Korea makes a rare visit to London
A Buddhist scroll created to seek protection from invasion is among nearly 200 treasures in a major exhibition of Korean artistic heritage.Read more ›
Reading by Fire: A New Path to Herculaneum’s Lost Words
Researchers deliberately burned a modern papyrus scroll to help recover words lost nearly 2,000 years ago. Their experiment suggests traces of lead in ancient ink could reveal whic...
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