 Three of these scholars wrote to the "New Statesman" raising objections to the article with one commenting that the "spurious air of conspiracy and censorship conjured up in Martin Bright‘s article is nonsense".New archeological finds, such as scraps of manuscript at the Great Mosque of Sana'a in Yemen, have supported suggestions of the development of the Koran over time.Some of the scholars reportedly disagreed with Bright's characterization of their work.