# Born 2023: Applications of natural language processing to archaeological decipherment: a survey of Proto-Elamite

> Logan Orion Born, 2023. 1 records on Mysteries Department cite it. Listed in the bioinformatics and signal-processing survey.

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# Applications of natural language processing to archaeological decipherment: a survey of Proto-Elamite

Logan Orion Born, 2023. _PhD thesis, Simon Fraser University_.

Logan Born's doctoral thesis at Simon Fraser University on applying natural language processing to the decipherment of Proto-Elamite.

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Born, L. O. (2023). Applications of natural language processing to archaeological decipherment: a survey of Proto-Elamite. PhD thesis, Simon Fraser University. https://summit.sfu.ca/item/37801
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