PHerc. Paris 3Scroll 2scroll

📍 Institut de France, Paris

Photograph

3D model

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Stats

Status: Scanned
Segments: 0
Available pixel sizes: 2.4 µm
Scans: 1
Volumes: 1

Reached: Scanned

About this scroll

PHerc. Paris 3 is a rolled Herculaneum papyrus from the Institut de France, carbonized during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. It was first scanned at the Diamond Light Source in Oxfordshire, UK, and rescanned at 2.4 µm at the ESRF in Grenoble, France (2026).

Data & access

webknossos viewer ↗CT in Neuroglancer ↗Browse files ↗

Voxel size (min): 2.4 µm
Energies: 78 keV
Source / beamline: ESRF Grenoble
Scans / volumes: 1 / 1
Segments: 0
Formats: CT volumes (TIFF stacks · OME-Zarr) · surface segments
License: CC BY-NC 4.0 (all data)

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Scans & volumes (1)

Scan	Resolution	Energy	Source / beamline	Volume	Links
`20260313010827`	2.4 µm	78 keV	ESRF Grenoble	`20260427095331`	Neuroglancer ↗Files ↗

Model predictions (1)

Volume-level machine-learning predictions over this scroll's CT data — surface geometry, lasagna, and, where available, 3D ink detection. Each row opens the prediction volume in Neuroglancer or links its raw files.

Purpose	Base volume	Resolution	Model	Level	Threshold	Links
lasagna	`20260427095331`	2.4 µm	`20260419180421`	2	—	Files ↗