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In the fall of 2013 an exhibit of the Dead Sea Scrolls was on loan to the Leonardo Museum in Salt Lake City, Utah from the Israel Antiquities Authority. For an academic librarian, this was a unique opportunity to examine parchments that were created between 408 BCE to 318 CE not as religious texts, but as physical objects. The duplication of a number of these objects relates to modern library and archival best practices as defined by the practice of LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe). This article will examine on particular piece of parchment (Book of Micah 4: 6-6:4) and the environment that it was found in and the archeological context of the discovery.

An Interpretation and Brief Synopsis as a Historical Text of Scroll 8 HEV1 from the Dead Sea Scrolls as a Physical Object