The chemistry of studying the Dead Sea Scrolls

This Decoded Science article has an interesting treatment of some of the chemical elements of the study of the Dead Sea Scrolls, particularly the Copper Scroll. The article’s conclusion provides the reminder that

Archaeology allows us to look into the past. However, in order for scientists to properly examine and maintain artifacts, it’s necessary to preserve them. In many cases, chemistry makes that possible.

For the full article, see Decoded Science. HT: Jim Davila.

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One response to “The chemistry of studying the Dead Sea Scrolls”

  1. John A Jaksich Avatar

    Thank you so much for citing my article at http://www.decodedscience.org

    It is much appreciated.

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