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Four thousand years of history just got a digital upgrade. Scientists have cracked the code on ancient cuneiform tablets—without breaking them open. Using a portable CT scanner called ENCI, researchers scanned dozens of sealed clay tablets at the Louvre and the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, revealing intimate details about Assyrian merchants’ wives who ran businesses and managed households. This non-destructive tech unlocks hidden stories from around the globe, revolutionizing archaeology by letting us peer into the past without damaging priceless artifacts.
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