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I’ve just finished reading Robert Cargill’s essay in the current edition of Near Eastern Archaeology and cannot recommend it highly enough. It’s well written and quite engaging. The… more →
Dr Jim West
Dead Sea Scrolls at the ROM
Tim wrote 2 days ago: Tonight I visited the Royal Ontario Museum to see the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit. It was a fascinating … more →
Pointed Qumran Scrolls
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Reformed Reader wrote 2 days ago: I just picked up a great little volume yesterday from the Archives bookshop in Pasadena, CA. As an … more →
Palestinians claim Dead Sea Scrolls as their own!
pray4bibi wrote 4 days ago: “Thus saith the Lord GOD; because the enemy has said against you ‘Aha, even the ancient … more →
"Zionists Killed Michael Jackson"?
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samkatz wrote 5 days ago: That’s not all folks….apparently we stole falafel and all the fresh air too… From … more →
jim west reviews robert cargill's 'qumran through (real) time'
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bobcargill wrote 5 days ago: Qumran through (Real) Time: A Virtual Reconstruction of Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls by Dr. Rober … more →
virtual qumran featured on heritage-key.com
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bobcargill wrote 6 days ago: A reconstruction of the northwest tower at Qumran by Dr. Robert R. Cargill the qumran visualization … more →
Words that changed the world
OnCulture Europe wrote 6 days ago: An once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some unique historical treasures in Canada’s largest Dead S … more →
Ancient
fidgetroom wrote 1 week ago: Last Thursday, my best friend and I took a trip down to the Royal Ontario Museum to see the Dead Sea … more →
Very Highly Recommended
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Jim wrote 1 week ago: I’ve just finished reading Robert Cargill’s essay in the current edition of Near Eastern … more →
Peleg Interviewed
Jim wrote 1 week ago: Thanks to Bob Cargill for the word. You can read the transcript of the interview here. … more →
archaeologist yuval peleg gives interview about qumran
bobcargill wrote 1 week ago: These sandals, found at Qumran, were likely used by a soldier or pottery worker. Photo by Owen Jarus … more →
the curious motives behind the protests of dead sea scrolls exhibitions
bobcargill wrote 1 week ago: A fragment (4Q51) of a Dead Sea Scroll you must read this excellent editorial on the drummed up prot … more →
Raphael Golb- International Superstar
Jim wrote 1 week ago: Not exactly for a good reason though. Le Monde has taken notice of the Golbian fiasco and reports q … more →
Dead Sea Scrolls in Toronto: Update
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samkatz wrote 1 week ago: Anti-Israel activists are planning a protest for this Friday, July 10, from 6-8pm outside the ROM. … more →
Raphael Golb In The News Again
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Jim wrote 1 week ago: Though Golb’s legal troubles aren’t new, I think the next court date is (because, if I r … more →
Five Influential Primary Sources
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Ken Brown wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been meaning to respond to Kevin Sculls’ excellent new take on the meme, this time … more →
Holy Land exhibit awes Budapest
OnCulture Europe wrote 1 week ago: This is probably the top exhibition of the year at Budapest’s Museum of Fine Arts and missing it whi … more →
The Abuse of the Copper Scroll
Jim wrote 1 week ago: The Copper Scroll has been so grossly misrepresented that it is with only joy that we recommend to s … more →
on the insignificance and the abuse of the copper scroll
bobcargill wrote 1 week ago: Jim Barfield, leader of the 'Copper Scroll Project' testing a metal detector in preparation … more →
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