1947, a shepherd boy found a large number of ancient sheepskin documents in a big urn in a cave in Guhe District, Jordan at the northwest end of the Dead Sea, which later triggered some investigation teams to find more information. Archaeologists carried out large-scale excavation and search, and obtained more than 600 ancient scrolls and thousands of cultural relics. Their ages were measured by radioisotopes between BC 167 and BC 233. & lt bible >> copy
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