Notes on the Three Qumran-Type Yadin Fragments Leading to a Discussion of Identification, Attribution, Provenance, and Names

Full title
Notes on the Three Qumran-Type Yadin Fragments Leading to a Discussion of Identification, Attribution, Provenance, and Names
Research notes

Reader Checked|OA 11/04/2013

Reference type
Author(s)
Tigchelaar, Eibert
Year
2012
Journal / Book Title || Series Title
Dead Sea Discoveries
Volume
19
Number of volumes
0
Issue / Series Volume
2
Pages
198-214
Alternative title
DSD
Label
09/07/2012
Abstract

The identification of the three Qumran-type Yadin fragments as Qumran Cave 11 fragments is dubious in one case, and erroneous in the other two cases. This raises the more general question how we need to deal with unprovenanced Dead Sea Scroll fragments.

Primary Texts: Judean Desert Documents
Scroll / Document
Passage
Frg. 3
Scroll / Document
Passage
XQ5a
Scroll / Document
Passage
XQ5b