Return to the Cave of the Letters: What Still Lies Buried?

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Freund, Richard A.

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2001

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Return to the Cave of the Letters: What Still Lies Buried?

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Biblical Archaeology Review

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27

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25-39

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The discovery of a little shovel at the excavation of the Galilee site in Bethsaida led excavators to an isolated Judean Desert cave--known as the Cave of Letters--near the Dead Sea to reexplore it. Archaeologists now believe that the Cave of Letters was very likely inhabited during the first century CE as well as the second.

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16/06/2003

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14 957