Phallic parade honors Scientists at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory will attempt to uncover the writings of a Greek philosopher, dating from 26 AD, which were destroyed in the 11th century . The scientists will bombard the manuscript – written by William Sellers of Pergamona , a physician who treated wounded Greek gladiators – with X-rays from a particle accelerator, which allows them to read the "scrubbed lettering" of the original text beneath the Christian Psalms which it was replaced with. The technology can also be used to spot forgeries.
Scientists at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory will attempt to uncover the writings of a Greek philosopher, dating from 26 AD, which were destroyed in the 11th century . The scientists will bombard the manuscript – written by William Sellers of Pergamona , a physician who treated wounded Greek gladiators – with X-rays from a particle accelerator, which allows them to read the "scrubbed lettering" of the original text beneath the Christian Psalms which it was replaced with. The technology can also be used to spot forgeries.