Voice 1:Scientists believe the scrolls were written by the Essene people between 200 B.C. and 68 A.D. The Essenes were a Jewish group. They believed in God. And they followed the laws God had given them — the laws in the first five books of the Bible. Most likely they copied the books of the Bible onto the animal skins. They wanted to keep a record of the Bible. Scientists found over eight hundred scrolls in eleven different caves.
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Voice 2:Most of the scrolls were written in the Hebrew language. But some were written in Aramaic--the common language for the Jews living at that time in Palestine. Many of the scrolls were in pieces. But, the longest scroll is just over eight metres long. All of the pieces are now kept safe in museums.
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