34. DSS F.163 Deut3
DSS F. No.
163
DSS F. Name
Deut3
Alleged Provenance
"... Zurich, Switzerland, where the scroll fragments had been kept for decades in a vault at the UBS Bank. Old Man Kando, as I affectionately remember him, being a shrewd businessman, had known that the time for taking any artifacts out of the country was short. He thus took fragments of the scrolls in his possession out of the country before the enactment of laws that would have prevented any such movement" [Patterson 2011, 30].
Collector(s)/Collection(s)
William Kando ? Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (3 Sep 2010)
Lines
10
Measurements in cm
7.8 x 8.5
Sources
Loveless, Gary, and Stephanie. 2012. Dead Sea Scrolls and The Bible: Ancient Artifacts, Timeless Treasures. Forth Worth, TX: Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 87.
Patterson, Armour. 2011. Much Clean Paper for Little Dirty Paper: The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Texas Musâwana. Forth Worth, TX: Innovo, 34.
Patterson, Armour. 2011. Much Clean Paper for Little Dirty Paper: The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Texas Musâwana. Forth Worth, TX: Innovo, 34.