R.B.Y. Scott

Some of the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in Cave 11, near the archaeological site of Qumran, in the West Bank. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

My journey to see the Dead Sea Scrolls

by R.B.Y. Scott

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My journey to see the Dead Sea Scrolls

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