October 15, 2007

Dead Sea Scrolls

Exhibition changes in San Diego

The exhibition currently being held in San Diego has undergone a major change with new documents being made available for public viewing. Even if you have been already, this is worth a revisit.

According to comments by by Peter Flint recorded in The Canadian News, more people have viewed the exhibitions of the Dead Sea Scrolls that those of either the Titanic or King Tut.

The exhibition at the Natural History Museum in San Diego lasts until the end of December, 2007.

Compliments to Jim Davila of PaleoJudaica for the link.

Topic Tags: Archaeology, Dead Sea Scrolls, PaleoJudaica, San Diego

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