Original sentence: 1) the text of the papyrus cannot be by Artemidorus as it contains words not available but in Byzantine Greek;.2) the papyrus may be a forgery, perhaps by Constantine Simonides.A papyrus containing a fragment already known as part of book 2 of his work has recently been discovered.But the painter designed only a partial map, which appears to be what the author believed was the shape of the southwestern Iberian peninsula.It is known as the Artemidorus papyrus; it also contains the first map of the Iberian peninsula, and many illustrations.It was found in the early 1900's in the form of cartonnage, as a filling for some kind of cavity (Konvolut).Recent studies declare:.The papyrus - which was bought by a foundation for $3,369,850 - is now owned by Turin's Banco di San Paolo.This 10-foot long papyrus roll was written in the first century AD, maybe in Alexandria
Edited sentence: A manuscript of book 2 of his work has recently been discovered.But the painter designed only a partial map, which appears to be what Artemidorus believed was the shape of the southwestern Iberian peninsula.It contains the first map of the Iberian peninsula, and many illustrations.It contains the second book of his work.It is known as the Artemidorus papyrus and dates from the first century BC.It was found as wrapping for a mummy in the early 1900's, as cartonnage.Recent studies propose the papyrus may be a forgery, perhaps by Constantine Simonides.The papyrus - which was bought by a foundation for $3,369,850 - is now owned by Turin's Egyptian Museum.This 10-foot long papyrus roll was written in the mid-first century BC in Alexandria