An archaeological site on the western shore of the Dead Sea in eastern Israel. Known for the discovery of the Qumran manuscripts, including the oldest known copy of the Old Testament, from the Hirbet Qumran cave in the mid-20th century. Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
イスラエル東部、死海西岸にある遺跡。20世紀半ば、ヒルベトクムラン洞窟から旧約聖書の最古の写本を含むクムラン文書が発見されたことで知られる。
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