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ISBN 10: 9004181520
ISBN 13: 9789004181526
Author: Jan Gunneweg, Annemie Adriaens, Joris Dik
Much of the previous sixty years (1949-2009) have been devoted to the cleaning of the Dead Sea scrolls, their piecing together and their translation. The present volume is a scientific study of the various archaeological relics that have been found in the three units at Qumran: The settlement, the caves with the scrolls and the cemetery. With the aid of neutron activation of Qumran's pottery we established its human relations with neighboring sites, by radio carbon dating we placed the relics in their time frame, by DNA we study the provenance of the animal hides that served the scribes as parchment. The ink is studied for examining the degradation processes that started when the scrolls were written, 2000-2300 years ago.
Chapter 1: The Coin Beneath The Crust: A Pilot Study Of Coins From The Mediterranean Coast Of Israel
Chapter 2: A Short Note On The Application Of Synchrotron-Based Micro-Tomography On The Dead Sea Scrolls
Chapter 3: Gender And Qumran
Chapter 4: Was The Qumran Settlement A Mere Pottery Production Center? What Instrumental Neutron Activation Revealed
Chapter 5: Introduction To The "Buried Bones"
Chapter 6: Animal Remains From Khirbet Qumran: A Case Study Of Two Bones From Two Bone Burials
Chapter 7: Degradation Of Parchment And Ink Of The Dead Sea Scrolls Investigated Using Synchrotron-Based X-Ray And Infrared Microscopy
Chapter 8: Radiocarbon Dating And Qumran
Chapter 9: Characterization Of The Writing Media Of The Dead Sea Scrolls
Chapter 10: On The Age Of Jar-35
Chapter 11: Analyzes Of A Sample Of "Masse De Fer" From Qumran Locus 104 Excavated By R. de Vaux
Chapter 12: The Sciences And The Reconstruction Of The Ancient Scrolls: Possibilities And Impossibilities (Summary)
Chapter 13: Introduction To "Soap At Qumran"
Chapter 14: Making Soap As The Qumranites Did
Chapter 15: The Dead Sea, The Nearest Neighbor Of Qumran And The Dead Sea Manuscripts. What SEM, XRD And Instrumental Neutron Activation May Show About Dead Sea Mud
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Tags: Jan Gunneweg, Annemie Adriaens, Joris Dik, Holistic
