Dead Sea Scrolls Images / January 01, 2008
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The first of the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in Qumran Cave 1 by Bedouins around the beginning of 1947, and sold to antiquities dealers. Four were acquired by Athanasius Yeshua Samuel: the larger Isaiah scroll (1QIsaiaha), the Rule of the Community (1QS), the Pesher (Commentary on) Habakkuk (1QpHab), and the Genesis Apocryphon (1Q20). While they were in his possession, Samuel allowed scholars at the American School of Oriental Research to examine and photograph the scrolls. John C. Trever was the scholar and photographer who took these first photographs of the scrolls in 1948.
These two Accordance modules contain Dr. Trever’s photographs of the scrolls at a resolution suitable for careful study. One module includes all the images arranged in manuscript order, and the other the biblical scrolls and Pesher Habakkuk in canonical order. This is the first publication of this collection in full width and including cm scales. The images have been digitally enhanced by James E. Trever for maximum usability in Qumran research.
Product Details
- Series Name: Dead Sea Scrolls (DSS) Resources
- Authors: James E. Trever, John C. Trever
- Publish Date: January 1, 2008
- Bible Book: Daniel, Habakkuk, Isaiah
- Level: Academic
- Categories: Photo Collections, Semitic Study Tools
Included Modules
The following modules and groups are included when you purchase this package.
| Category | Code | Title | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo Collections | DSS-C Images | DSS-C Images | N/A |
Where to Find
Dead Sea Scrolls Images is included with the following packages
| Category | Code | Title | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Collections | Coll12-HebrewMaster1016 | Hebrew Master Collection (Accordance 12) (October 2016) | 3499.00 |
| Primary Collections | Coll13-HebrewMaster1119 | Hebrew Master Collection (November 2019) | 4399 |
| Primary Collections | Coll12-HebrewMaster1017 | Hebrew Master Collection (Accordance 12) (October 2017) | 3599.00 |
| Primary Collections | Coll12-HebrewMaster1118 | Hebrew Master Collection (Accordance 12) (November 2018) | 3699.00 |
| Primary Collections | Coll12-HebrewMaster0519 | Hebrew Master Collection (Accordance 12) (May 2019) | 3749.00 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | DSS Comp addon | Dead Sea Scrolls Complete Texts add-on with DSS Index and Images | 499.99 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | DSS Comp add-on | Dead Sea Scrolls Complete Texts addon with DSS Index and Images | 529.00 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | DSS Complete add-on_15 | Dead Sea Scrolls Complete Texts Add-on | 289 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 11.14 | Hebrew Master, Complete Set of Hebrew Texts/Tools (November 2014) | 2699.00 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 8.15 | Hebrew Master, Complete Set of Hebrew Texts/Tools (August 2015) | 2749.00 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 11.15 | Hebrew Master, Complete Set of Hebrew Texts/Tools (November 2015) | 2999.00 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 06.16 | Hebrew Master, Complete Set of Hebrew Texts/Tools (June 2016) | 3449.00 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 8.12 add-on | Hebrew Master, Complete Set to add to Original Languages or Essential | 1999.99 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 11.12 add-o | Hebrew Master, Complete Set to add to Original Languages or Essential, Nov 2012 | 2199.99 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 11.12 add-on | Hebrew Master, Complete Set to add to Original Languages or Essential, Nov 2012 | 2199.99 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 11.13 add-on | Hebrew Master, Complete Set to add to Original Languages (v.13 or earlier) or Essential (v.13 or earlier), Nov 2013 | 2299.99 |
| Hebrew add-on bundles | Hebrew Master 01.14 add-on | Hebrew Master, Complete Set to add to Original Languages (v.14) or Essential (v.14), January 2014 | 2289.99 |
Reviews
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Contains only scrolls from Cave 1. This module has probably been superseded by the Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls online library, which, while not complete, contains hundreds (thousands?) of scanned manuscripts and fragments from all the caves.
Handbook
The shepherds discovered seven scrolls housed in jars in a cave near what is now known as the Qumran site and took them back to the camp to show to his family. None of the scrolls were destroyed in this process. both of which present photographs and images of the scrolls and fragments themselves for closer study. Information is not always comprehensive, as content for many scrolls has not yet been fully published.