PHercParis1Fr39fragment

📍 Institut de France, Paris

Photograph

Stats

Status: Scanned
Segments: 0
Min pixel size: —
Scans: 0
Volumes: 0

Reached: Scanned

SCANS

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About this scroll

PHerc. Paris 1 Fr 39 is a fragment of a Herculaneum papyrus, carbonized during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. It was scanned at the Diamond Light Source in Oxfordshire, UK. Originally held back for automated scoring in the Kaggle ink detection competition, this fragment has since been released. See also: EduceLab-Scrolls paper, EduceLab 2023 Info Sheet.

Data & access

Browse files ↗.volpkg ↗

Voxel size (min): —
Energies: — keV
Source / beamline: —
Scans / volumes: 0 / 0
Segments: 0
Formats: CT volumes (TIFF stacks · OME-Zarr) · surface segments
License: EduceLab Data License (all data — the DLS scans)

HTTPhttps://vesuvius-challenge-open-data.s3.amazonaws.com/PHercParis1Fr39/

S3s3://vesuvius-challenge-open-data/PHercParis1Fr39/

Full dataset (HTTP)https://data.aws.ash2txt.org/samples/PHercParis1Fr39/

Full dataset (S3)s3://vesuvius-challenge/PHercParis1Fr39/

.volpkghttps://dl.ash2txt.org/fragments/Frag4/PHercParis1Fr39.volpkg/