Biblical archeology: Old Testament. The Flutters of the Dead Sea. New Testament

What can archeology tell us about the Bible? Can she shed light on the events of biblical history? The book that you hold in your hands will help you find answers to these questions. Its first part is devoted to the history and culture of the ancient world, in which the action of the Old Testament unfolded. The second part presents the main results of the study of the sweets of the Dead Sea and created them of the Kumran community that existed at the turn of the eras. The third part introduces us to the world of the Early Roman Empire, which has become an arena of events described in the New Testament.