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Dr. Brent Seales, left, Director of the Center for Visualization at the University of Kentucky, and Dr. Bill Endres, Professor of writing, rhetoric and digital media at UK, stand in front of projected images of the Chad Gospels at the Center for Visualization in Lexington, Ky., on Monday, November 22, 2010. The pair teamed up to create high-resolution scans using 3-D and multi-spectrum technology of the religious gospels which date back to the year 730. The more than 250 scans of the Chad Gospels, which were originally written on calf skin and include highly detailed artwork and the oldest surviving written Welsh, will be published online for scholars to study. Photo by David Stephenson

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Dr. Brent Seales, left, Director of the Center for Visualization at the University of Kentucky, and Dr. Bill Endres, Professor of writing, rhetoric and digital media at UK, stand in front of projected images of the Chad Gospels at the Center for Visualization in Lexington, Ky., on Monday, November 22, 2010. The pair teamed up to create high-resolution scans using 3-D and multi-spectrum technology of the religious gospels which date back to the year 730. The more than 250 scans of the Chad Gospels, which were originally written on calf skin and include highly detailed artwork and the oldest surviving written Welsh, will be published online for scholars to study. Photo by David Stephenson