Researchers are now able to use non-destructive methods to learn more about a book than just what’s written in it. In this video from Science, a 12th-century codex reveals data on wildlife management, DNA of some readers, and human-born bacteria.
Researchers are now able to use non-destructive methods to learn more about a book than just what’s written in it. In this video from Science, a 12th-century codex reveals data on wildlife management, DNA of some readers, and human-born bacteria.
