Time table of discovery of scrolls in the
Judean wilderness & the ensuing half-century of political intrigue &
scholarly debate, with capsule descriptions of major scrolls (Mahlon H. Smith,
Rutgers U.)
Annual reports & articles related to work
on scrolls under direction of Norman Golb & Michael Wise
(Oriental
Institute, U of Chicago).
Mitchell A. Hoselton's detailed scholarly
resources include an
inventory
of manuscripts from Qumran, a
timeline
of discoveries &
profiles
of persons who have been connected to
the scroll saga, a
bibliography
&
glossary.
Ernest Muro's website devoted to disputed Greek
papyri fragments includes photo
images, transcription
& translation, & articles by
scholars refuting claims identifying these as passages from the NT.
Fred Miller presents black & white plates
of each column of 1QIsa
with detailed notes on the physical condition of the mss. & comparison of
its orthography & wording with the standard Masoretic text. Intended for
scholars familiar with Hebrew.
Cyber-edition of the exhibit touring the US.
Clickable high-detail images of key fragments & artifacts, with brief
scholarly analysis set in a broad frame highlighting the historical importance
of this material. Brief non-linked LoC bibliography on the subject.
Hebrew University's center for the study of the
Dead Sea Scrolls & related literature provides a virtual
tour of the Qumran caves, research
papers, a complete index of the reports
on Discoveries
in the Judean Desert, a newsletter, a comprehensive
bibliography
of secondary literature & archives of an e-mail
discussion group on the scrolls.
Bruce Zuckerman's images with commentary for
educators include the
discovery
site,
messianic
testimonia,
rule
of the messianic congregation, &
copper
scroll. Extensive
catalog
of high resolution images of other scrolls available for scholarly research (USC).
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