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Part I Opening, restoring and reading the Copper Scroll: the conservation and restoration of the Copper from Qumran John Allegro and the Copper Professor Henry Wright Baker - the Copper and his career when images meet - the potential of photographic and computer imaging technology for the study of the Copper some results of a new examination of the Copper (3Q15). Part II Archaeological and linguistic studies: aqueducts in the Copper 3Q15 - its linguistic affiliation, with lexicographical comments the meaning of in the Copper and ancient Jewish literature the Copper treasure - fact or fiction? the abbreviation KK versus KKRYN the Copper and language issues Kelei Dema' - tithe jars, scroll jars and cookie jars the vocabulary of the Copper and the Temple Scroll. Part III Interpreting the Copper Scroll: the process of writing the Copper inclusio and symbolic geography in the Copper further reflections on the Copper new light on the Copper and 4QMMT the origin of 3Q15 - 40 years of discussion the Copper - novel approaches the Copper - King Herod's bank account? some palaeographical observations by the artist of Searching for the Treasures of the Copper Scroll David J. Wilmot and the Copper palaeography and literary structures as guides to reading the Copper Scroll.
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