Scrolls 1 THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS Sometimes called, QUMRAN CAVE SCROLLS The most profound discovery of the 20th century came in late 1947. Mamu Do Wolf one of two Bedouin shepherd boys from the tribe of Ta'amira looking for lost goats among the Qumran hills, west of the Dead Sea, South, of Jericho. Throwing rock into a cave they heard an unusual sound of broken pottery. Upon entering the cave they found in the broken jars, scrolls which soon later proved to date back to the 1st & 2nd century
discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947, it has never stopped to attract curiosity. The Dead Sea Scrolls are the oldest scrolls archaeologists have ever found. They contain important things such as the time in where they were written, and the historical context when Romans over ruled Jerusalem. The reason I chose to talk about this is because I like history, especially when refers to Ancient Greeks, Roman and Judaism. Today I will be talking to you about how the Dead Sea scrolls were discovered
standard way to retrieve information that everyone has done at least once in their lifetime. Going to the library is a right of passage for anyone doing a research paper, whether it is their first research paper in first grade about dogs or their college thesis that eventually gets them into grad school, so that reliable information can be extracted from books for use in analysis and backing up claims. Books come in many forms today, such as Audiobooks, ebooks, etc. but the modern bounded book known today