Jessica Post Count: 283 |
I don't know if anyone else has heard about this, but the Dead Sea Scrolls have been scanned and can be viewed online... but I for one am beyond excited about being able to see them! I figured I'd post a link to them in case anyone else would like to see! They also have translations for the scrolls if you click on the passages. (For those who don't know, the text is written from right to left - in case anyone gets confused ;))
The Israel Museum Online - if you'd like to take a look! For those who don't know (or want to know more!) what the Dead Sea Scrolls are, here is the Wiki page for it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Sea_Scrolls I'd love to hear what you all think about the Scrolls... they've always been very interesting to me. |
~Aiure Post Count: 118 |
While the context of the writing doesn't particularly interest me, the script itself does. Language is fascinating. And the fact that such artifacts are now available to the world is amazing.
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KerriBlue Post Count: 260 |
I agree...I mean I probably should care a little bit more about the context itself - but the actual existence of the scrolls is more fascinating to me. The fact that they survived for so long is amazing and interesting. I love reading and learning about old writings/art/music etc.
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