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"The quest to unearth Herod’s palace . Walls may have formed foundation for structure built by biblical figure"
"Mystery graves found near Dead Sea" ("QUMRAN, West Bank, July 26 — Archaeologists digging close to the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found have discovered a mausoleum and a nearby coffin that may have held the bodies of important leaders from the early days of Christianity. While the researchers say the new find is highly intriguing, they may never know who is buried at the site" ... "The archaeologists also found a previously undetected cave, where they uncovered a mat and fabric woven from goat's hair, which may shed extra light on its inhabitants, who lived there around the 1st century A.D. ").
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NEUER QUMRAN-FUND: ARCHaeOLOGEN ENTDECKEN GRABSTaeTTEN AM TOTEN MEER"Did Temple gold pay for Colosseum?"
Publication of Dead Sea Scrolls Completed By Grant McCool
"Professor Emmanuel Tov, editor-in-chief of an international committee on the Dead Sea Scrolls, announced the publication of 37 large-sized volumes at a news conference in the New York Public Library. He added that an additional 15 volumes were also ready for publication. ``Modern technology was very important to our team,'' said Tov, who has headed the project since 1990. ``We decided to make the camera copies ourselves, e-mail was absolutely necessary and I could not have done this in 10 years without e-mail.''" [XI - 2001]
Dead Sea Scrolls complete after 54 years By Melissa Radler and Arieh O'Sullivan In Jerusalem
http://stacks.msnbc.com/news/658286.asp?0dm=N24AN [XI - 2001]
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