Archaeological Resources on Caves at Qumran

Christian AlexanderUser: "Christian Alexander"
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I am looking for a good source that shows what was discovered in each Qumran cave. Is there an interactive that is in Logos that does this?

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    MJ. SmithUser: "MJ. Smith"
    MJ. Smith

    The information is encoded in the scroll name

    The scrolls are identified with a number relating to the cave they were found in, e.g. 4Q means cave 4 at Qumran, and then a letter or number identifying the scroll in question. Thus 4QpHab means the pesher (or commentary) on the OT book of Habakkuk found in cave 4 at Qumran.

    David Wenham and Steve Walton, Exploring the New Testament: The Gospels and Acts, vol. 1 (London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 2001), 5.

    There isn't an interactive on the DSS

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