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	The Copper Scroll (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Fortunately, the Copper Scroll had not totally oxidized and much of its message was preserved despite the deterioration and faulty work (13) performed by Manchester team.
		This document in particular, and the scrolls in general, ignore the normal Messianic tradition in Judaism because the Essenes had their own point of view a point of view that is even further removed from the Messianic concepts advanced by Christianity.
		The layout of the scroll bears an unmistakable mathematical pattern that demonstrates the precision and the intent of the writers.
	www.vendyljones.org.il /copperscroll.htm (8081 words)

	Copper Scroll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The scroll was found in 1952 in Cave 3 at Qumran, the first cave to be explored by archaeologists, and is thus referred to as 3Q15.
		Two copper rolls were discovered off by themselves in the back of the cave, but being made of corroded metal they could not be merely unrolled by conventional means.
		Low-quality photographs of the scrolls were taken and published, but scholars have found these to be difficult to work with, and have relied on a drawing of the text by scholar Józef Milik.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Copper_Scroll (841 words)

	Dead Sea Scrolls: Copper Scroll
		It was found in 1952 in Cave 3 at Khirbet Qumran on the shores of the Dead Sea, one of the few scrolls to be discovered in the place where it had lain for nearly 2,000 years.
		At the time it was found, however, the document was rolled into two separate scrolls of heavily oxidized copper which was far too brittle to unroll.
		Not only is the vocabulary of the scroll very technical, some of the geographical locations are unknown after so many years, many are too specific and some refer to places that no longer exist.
	www.usc.edu /dept/LAS/wsrp/educational_site/dead_sea_scrolls/copperscroll.shtml (547 words)

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