Dr. Robert R. Cargill announced here that images and a movie of Virtual Qumran are available for free download. To view the images go directly to www.VirtualQumran.com. These images will be helpful in any teaching about Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls. Cargill is Chief Architect and Designer of the Qumran Visualization Project.
Virtual Qumran. North East View. UCLA Qumran Visualization Project.
Here is a photo I made at the reconstructed ruins of Qumran.
View of proposed study room at Qumran. View NE. Photo by Ferrell Jenkins.
The sign in the room reads,
The members of the Qumran Sect occupied themselves with studying the books of the Bible. Hundreds of pottery lamps were discovered in this room, validating the supposition that it was used for study during the night.
I am not sure this is a valid conclusion.
Qumran Potters Quarter. UCLA Qumran Visualization Project.
Check our earlier discussion of the Dead Sea Sect here.
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Great event! I like your dead sea pictures ☺
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