There is now a “Writing the Dead Sea Scrolls” playlist on YouTube.
In this National Geographic Channel special, Dr. Robert R. Cargill (UCLA) investigates old clues and new scientific evidence in an effort to determine once and for all who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls.
The show will air again on January 25, 2011.
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“Writing the Dead Sea Scrolls” will air on Tuesday, July 27, 2010 at 9:00 PM on the National Geographic Channel. The NatGeo website has complete details of the show, including a synopsis of the program, photos, quick facts, and video clips from the beginning and the end of the show.
I mentioned my trip to Israel and the West Bank earlier this year to make this program in a previous post.
National Geographic Israel previously featured the UCLA Qumran Visualization Project in 2008. The QVP resulted in the digital model of Qumran, a 3D virtual reconstruction of Qumran that was a central component of my doctoral research at UCLA. The UCLA Experiential Technologies Center website has a description of the Qumran project, complete with a video introducing the project, which can be viewed in the virtual reality visualization portal on UCLA’s campus.
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