Searching for Essenes at Ein Gedi, not Qumran
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2002
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Searching for Essenes at Ein Gedi, not Qumran
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Biblical Archaeology Review
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28
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4
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19-27, 60
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Most Dead Sea Scroll scholars agree that Qumran, the settlement near the caves where the scrolls were found, was inhabited by Essenes, an anti-Temple Jewish sect in the years before the Roman destruction of 70 C.E. A stalwart minority of scholars maintains, though, that the evidence is insufficient--that in fact Qumran was not an Essene settlement.
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12/08/2002
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14 960