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We have very meager evidence for reconstructing the Edomite language. In the past scholars have relied principally on seals, which bear personal names and occasionally titles. But the situation is beginning to improve. Edomite ostraca like the one found at H
Don’t expect the final report on the excavation of Qumran any time soon. Probably never.
The latest effort to prepare and publish a final report is sliding into oblivion. It may already be there. “We are not writing any final report. It is not on the program,” admits Mme Pauline Donceel-Voûte, the scholar who was supposedly preparing the report.
