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ウィリアム・ノエル:失われたアルキメデスの写本の解読

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二千年前の、しかも文字は消され、用紙は切断され、上書きされている写本をどうやって解読すると思いますか?もちろん、強力な粒子加速器を使えばいいのです!古代の本のキュレーターである、ウィリアム・ノエルが、東方正教会の祈祷書の裏に隠された魅惑的な話を語ってくれます。この祈祷書は、古代の数学者アルキメデスのパリンプセストで、アルキメデスの知られざる文章や他の古代の文章が書かれていました。

William Noel is a curator who believes museums should make their collections free and available on the Internet. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Haruka Igarashi
Reviewed by DSK INOUE
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