Need help finding a Logos resource for Ancient Languages

What I am looking for is a book that will:

Report the total number of known Old Testament, and New Testament manuscripts that have been found due to biblical archaeological digs.

I want to know how many Greek, Aramaic, and Hebrew fragments do we have.

Which Bible books do they cover.

I am looking for a good resource I can use as a reference for work on my Thesis.

Thanks to all.

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SineNomine

To be comprehensive, I guess it would have to be something very recent, preferably with updates at least once each year.

Matt Hamrick

Would not the New Testament and Hebrew Bible manuscript interactives not suffice for this?

MJ. Smith

Report the total number of known Old Testament, and New Testament manuscripts that have been found due to biblical archaeological digs.

I want to know how many Greek, Aramaic, and Hebrew fragments do we have.

Anecdote as remembered from a resource on Sappho: Some time back this was tried by an academic group for Greek fragments. They contacted a number of scholars at institutions with significant collections, made an estimate that they believed to be high, then added a bit more for safety. A few years out they had identified more than 10 times the expected number of manuscripts and fragments and had realized they were far from done.