d, I would hope, dispel a lot of the latest fringe theories which are held by few, yet gain a lot of noise and media coverage. Seems this is one way to get media attention. Joe Zias David Stacey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Colleagues, Some time ago I saw a new C-14 date on those Bedouin skeletons from the cemetery. It was based on some textiles found in the grave if my memory serves me correct. anyone know where I saw it as I wish to cite it.ThanksJoe Zias
Joe Zias www.joezias.com Anthropology/Paleopathology
is the only
possibility of known Qumran grave excavations for being
the headless skeleton referred to by Milik ... the remains
of *that* tomb, unlike all the others, (reports Feather
citing Susan Sheridan) are not known.
Joe Zias, can you explain how you know that all
Qumran burials
at Qumran I've seen worse.
Joe Zias
