One of these documents describing the locations of various metal items is known for its use of copper, while another is known as Community Rule.
One of these documents describing the locations of various metal items is known for its use of copper, while another is known as Community Rule. Their current condition is due to the work of Gerald Lankester Harding and Roland de Vaux, and they are compared to more recent works such as the Aleppo Codex. Associated with a sect known as the Essenes (ess-EENS), these documents contain many Biblical passages, including several Psalms.  Muhammed edh-Dhib, a Bedouin shepherd, is generally credited with finding them. Name these documents found in the 1940s in caves in what is now the West Bank.
One of these documents describing the locations of various metal items is known for its use of copper, while another is known as Community Rule.
Dead Sea Scrolls