Network for the Study of Dispersed Qumran Cave Artefacts and Archival Sources (DQCAAS)
A Leverhulme International Network Research Project
Professor Marcello Fidanzio’s latest German language publication “Back to the Caves: New Investigations for the Final Publication of Manuscripts and Archaeology,” is now available in Welt und Umwelt der Bibel 1 (2018): 36-41.
The Department of Theology and Religious Studies of King’s College London, together with the Istituto di Cultura e Archeologia delle Terre Bibliche of Faculty of Theology of Lugano and the University of Malta, are delighted to announce the recent success of a Leverhulme Trust International Network Grant application, for the Study of Dispersed Qumran Caves Artefacts and Archival Sources, obtained by Professor Joan Taylor (KCL’s Principal Investigator), together with Professor Marcello Fidanzio (ISCAB, Lugano) and Dr Dennis Mizzi (University of Malta).
Further details of the award are available at: https://www.leverhulme.ac.uk/news/newsletter
Network for the Study of Dispersed Qumran Cave Artefacts and Archival Sources (DQCAAS) 