Abstract

Manuscripts from Qumran (The Dead Sea Scrolls) are a unique collection of Jewish manuscripts written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek nearly 2,000 years ago. Their discovery is associated with extraordinary events and coincidences. In twelve grottos located in the region of Qumran, on the north-west coast of the Dead Sea, in the years 1947-1956 and 2017 around 900 manuscripts were found. To protect and present one of the world's oldest and richest collections of biblical texts, the Shrine of the Book was built as part of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

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