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TRAVEL BLOG8.28.08
Dead Sea Scrolls Go Digital
That’s good news for scholars and amateur enthusiasts alike—although viewing the scrolls online is, I’m sure, no match for visiting the originals in Israel’s Shrine of the Book. Photo of Dead Sea caves by LollyKnit via Flickr (Creative Commons) Categories: Weblog • Audio/Video • Israel • Media Addict
COMMENTSThis field never ceases to generate controversy. Museum exhibits have been abusively slanted towards an increasingly disputed theory, and plagiarism charges have surfaced against Lawrence Schiffman, author of the popular “Reclaiming the Dead Sea Scrolls.” See By on 8.30.08 at 10:01 PM
This is very fascinating to me. I want to read these Dead Sea Scrolls in English, but it’ll probably be a while before they release a complete, inexpensive translation of all of them. As soon as they are released, however, I’ll buy them. By Torah on 10.20.08 at 03:17 AM
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