Israeli archaeologists have as part of the treasures found in a desert Judea cave discovered text fragments believed to be part of the biblical dead sea scrolls estimated to be 2000 years old after some initial discovery 60 years away.
The treasures include ancient coins, a 6000-year-old mummy of a child, and a woven basket as old as 10,500 years old, which has been named the oldest in the world.
The first pieces of the Dead Sea Scroll were first discovered in 1947 in the Qumran caves close to Jerusalem. The collection of the dead sea scrolls gave immense insight into the Jewish tradition prior to and after the existence of Jesus Christ alluding to it some deep significance.
The fragments of the scrolls were found in the Cave of Horrors where Jewish Rebels used to exist and will provide information of 11 lines of text of the lost scrolls and perhaps some more depth into the history of mankind.