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The Dead Sea Scrolls
A community portal about The Dead Sea Scrolls with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Dead Sea scrolls comprise roughly 825-872 documents, including texts from the Hebrew Bible, discovered between 1947 and 1956 in... [more]
A community portal about The Dead Sea Scrolls with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Dead Sea scrolls comprise roughly 825-872 documents, including texts from the Hebrew Bible, discovered between 1947 and 1956 in eleven caves in and around the Wadi Qumran. The texts are of great religious and historical significance, as they are practically the only known surviving Biblical documents written before AD 100.
The Gothamist writes:Posting online comments under multiple aliases is apparently against the law, at least in the case of Raphael Haim Golb, 49, who is suspected of using 50 different e-mail addresses and monikers — some of the names belonging to academic rivals — to bolster his arguments about the origins of the Dead Sea Scrolls. To back up his belief that the relics were actually produced in Jerusalem libraries, Golb allegedly used multiple...
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World The messages, it turned out, were a hoax. Prosecutors filed criminal charges, saying a lawyer sent the messages to tarnish the professor, his father's rival. The court case has drawn attenti...
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Associated Press - November 4, 2009 4:55 PM ET NEW YORK (AP) - A defense lawyer says parodies, pranks and freewheeling Internet discussion are at risk in a Manhattan criminal case against a man...
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I walked out of my house the other day and I saw something that was amazingly similar to the Dead Sea Scrolls sitting on my porch. I vaguely remembered these items from years gone by, but honestly hadn’t looked at them in forever.
Okay, they were phonebooks. Remember those? You used to have to use them to look up information about businesses in your area. They were loaded with great information like phone numbers, addresses, maps sometimes...
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From searchengineherald.com
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The '''Dead Sea scrolls''' consist of about 900 documents, including texts from the [[Hebrew Bible]], discovered between 1947 and 1956 in eleven [[The Qumran Caves|cave]]s in and around the Wadi [[Qumran]] near the ruins of the ancient settlement of [[Qumran|Khirbet Qumran]], on the northwest shore of the [[Dead...
From en.wikipedia.org
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- Words of Wisdom: Dead Sea Scrolls supply important data (marconews.com)
- Scrolling through history (thestrand.ca)
Like the religious puzzle it's intended to help explain, the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at the Milwaukee Public Museum is coming together artifact-by-exclusive-artifact.
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From wisn.com
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Posting online comments under multiple aliases is apparently against the law, at least in the case of Raphael Haim Golb, 49, who is suspected of using 50 different e-mail addresses and monikers — some of the names belonging to academic rivals — to bolster his arguments about the origins of the Dead Sea Scrolls. To back up his belief that the relics were actually produced in Jerusalem libraries, Golb allegedly used multiple online "sock...
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From gothamist.com
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Dylan RobertsonScienceThe Royal Ontario Museum’s Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit is not only an encounter with antiquity, but also an insight into the preservation and restoration of ancient documents.
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a series of approximately 900 assembled documents. The manuscripts were written between 150 BCE and 70 CE, and found in 11 caves in the ancient settlement of Qumran on the Dead Sea. A fortunate mix of humidity, temperature...
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From thevarsity.ca
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At the Israel Museum we got off the tour bus and spent a couple of hours visiting the facility. This is the museum that houses the Dead Sea Scrolls including the book of Isaiah. The scrolls that are on display are housed in a facility called The Shrine of the Book, which is built in the shape of the pottery jars in which the scrolls were found. The fountain in the background of this picture is the roof of the Shrine of the Book building...
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From multnomah.edu
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Robert Duke's road to Israel and the Dead Sea Scrolls winds through Yucaipa. Duke, who grew up in Yucaipa, was attending a blood drive at a Yucaipa church. He had studied in Israel and was teaching at Yucaipa Christian School.
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