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SUMMARY:NOVA 46x20 - Dead Sea Scroll Detectives
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DESCRIPTION:Since the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in 1947\, thesefr
	agile parchment relics have intrigued scholars\, religiousleaders\, and pr
	ofiteers alike. The 2\,000-year-old scrollsinclude the oldest-known versio
	ns of the Hebrew Bible and holdvital clues about the birth of Christianity
	. While certainscrolls have survived intact\, others have been ravaged byt
	ime—burnt\, decayed\, or torn to pieces—and remain anenigma. Now\, sci
	entists are using new technologies to read theunreadable\, solve mysteries
	 that have endured for millennia\,and even discover million-dollar fakes.
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