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The Mystery of the Copper Scroll: A Lost Treasure Map?
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The Mystery of the Copper Scroll: A Lost Treasure Map?
The Most Puzzling Artifact Among the Dead Sea ScrollsDiscovered in 1952 near Qumran, the Copper Scroll stands apart from other Dead Sea Scrolls. Instead of parchment, it is made of hammered copper sheets. Instead of religious writings, it lists sixty-plus locations where vast treasures gold, silver, coins are hidden. Some scholars believe it is a real treasure map; others insist it is symbolic or ritualistic.A Scroll Unlike Any OtherThe Copper S…
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