Isaiah scroll images

Wednesday, June 28, 2006

Fred Miller has updated his page with images of the great Qumran Isaiah scroll (1QIsa^a). See here. He appears to reproduce Trevor's photos, but I should have thought that these would still be in copyright. Can anyone advise as to the legality of the site?

1 Comments:

Brandon Wason said...: I recall Peter Flint mentioning a very high resolution reproduction of the scroll, but I don't know if they have plans to make it available to the public.; 11:10 pm, July 03, 2006

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