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After achieving what we felt were remarkable results, our manuscript was rejected by four journals.
After the fourth rejection, we requested reconsideration of the manuscript, because we strongly suspected that one of the reviewers who had rejected it had a financial conflict of interest in a competing technology.
Our manuscript was then accepted and will be published later this month in the journal Radiology.
He took apart the Archimedes manuscript and the other seven manuscripts.
And the thing is that he found two texts in this manuscript that were unique texts.
And it became a world famous manuscript.
And they got together to work on this manuscript.
Then, having done that, we started to image the manuscript.
And we imaged the manuscript in 14 different wavebands of light.
And here are two different images of the Archimedes manuscript.
And this is terribly important, because the diagrams in the manuscript are the unique source for the diagrams that Archimedes drew in the sand in the fourth century B.C.
Well we took the manuscript, and we decided to image it in X-ray fluorescence imaging.
The really astonishing thing though about this manuscript is that we looked at the other manuscripts that the palimpsester had made, the scribe had made his book out of, and one of them was a manuscript containing text by Hyperides.
And to find two in one manuscript is really something.
Why did the owner of the manuscript do this?
And the result of this is that if you do a Google search on images right now and you type in "Illuminated manuscript Koran" for example, 24 of the 28 images you'll find come from my institution.
On the contrary, imagine actually that you start from a document, a Venetian manuscript, and you show, actually, what you can construct out of it, how it is decoded, how the context of that document can be recreated.
I wanted to write a book; in a couple of weeks I will be submitting the manuscript for my third book.
And it wasn't edited because it existed in only one manuscript which was so badly damaged during the firebombing of Dresden in World War II that generations of scholars had pronounced it lost.
A palimpsest is a manuscript which has been erased and overwritten.
Our system uses 12 wavelengths of light between the ultraviolet and the infrared, and these are shown down onto the manuscript from above from banks of LEDs, and another multispectral light source which comes up through the individual leaves of the manuscript.
Here, for example, is a leaf from a manuscript that we imaged, which is perhaps the most valuable Christian Bible in the world.
This manuscript, unfortunately, has been very badly damaged, and it's damaged because for centuries it had been used and handled in swearing in ceremonies in the church.
Our imaging has enabled me to make the first transcription of this manuscript in 250 years.
This 24x16 centimeter book is called the Voynich manuscript, and its one of history's biggest unsolved mysteries.
He purchased the manuscript from the cash-strapped priest at the college, and eventually brought it to the U.S., where experts have continued to puzzle over it for more than a century.
What makes it seem real is that in actual languages, letters and groups of letters appear with consistent frequencies, and the language in the Voynich manuscript has patterns you wouldn't find from a random letter generator.
The manuscript is highly decorated throughout with scroll-like embellishments.
Over the years, three main theories about the manuscript's text have emerged.
The third theory is that the manuscript is written in an actual language, but in an unknown script.
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