damage is done. I have a
feeling that the misinformation may have come from some gov't PR folks as no
scholar dealing with the topic would have permitted such a thing.
Joe Zias
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cusable, though
at Qumran I've seen worse.
Joe Zias
century for
fencing. This reminds me of the Essene Bread, which is sold in the US, from a
recipe evidently contained in the writings of the community, no one ever told
them it appears that 'man does not live by bread alone' as we recently found
evidence of beef tape worm in the lat
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- Original Message -
From:Joe Zias
To: David Stacey
Cc: g-megillot@mcmaster.ca
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 9:30PM
Subject: Re: [Megillot] Qumran cemetery,once again...
The status of ones health during the early years can beinferred from
dentition
fter a couple of months of summer heat. This seems
to contradict your last sentence
David
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From:Joe Zias
To: David Stacey
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 7:15PM
Subject: Re: [Megillot] Qumran cemetery,once again...
Shalom David, the
heorists due to its association with the DSS.
Joe Zias
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Anthropology/Paleopathology
Science and Antiquity Group @ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
Tomb 17, which is not confirmed to have a cranium in
any written source, which (Feather says) is close to
where Milik identified the find site, and which is the only
possibility of known Qumran grave excavations for being
the headless skeleton referred to by Milik ... the remains
of *that*
al remains from the cemetery showed dates
from the late pre-historic period. Obviously, there were not published. The
list is long.
Joe Zias
:
Joe Zias www.joezias.com
Anthropology/Paleopathology
Science and Antiquity Group @ The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
Dear Colleagues, Some time ago I saw a new C-14 date on those Bedouin skeletons from the cemetery. It was based on some textiles found in the grave if my memory serves me correct. anyone know where I saw it as I wish to cite it.ThanksJoe Zias
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Dear ColleaguesI'm looking for aerial photos of Qumran, post 1955, before 1969 for an article. Know of any sources ? If so, contact me off line.ThanksJoe Zias
For some reason my postings have not gone through, am I banned from the list ?Joe
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ibate' monasteries of the Byzantines.
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;Unified theory of the Qumran/Essene world, but it should, I would hope, dispel a lot of the latest fringe theories which are held by few, yet gain a lot of noise and media coverage. Seems this is one way to get media attention. Joe Zias David Stacey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Many peo
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seriously. Joe Zias
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d copy but the truth lies elsewhere.
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Could someone please explain the connection - if any - between Ferrini-Biondi-Noah and their fragments and Eshel and his fragments. That is between Kando and his sequestered fragments and the Bedo
As for the scroll fragment, had the Antiquities Authority been notified by law that the fragment came from an illegal excavation, those looting the caves would have been arrested and the sum of $3,000 could have been saved. Look for more looting in the near future once the word gets out that scroll
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