[First version: 11 August 2016]
[Organized According to the Protestant Old Testament Canon]
This list builds upon Eibert Tigchelaar’s authoritative list, “A Provisional List of Unprovenanced, Twenty-First Century, Dead Sea Scrolls-like Fragments” (version 1.0; April 16, 2016; version 2; September 18, 2016), but is organized differently.
Statistical observations
NB! Only the fragments that have been “identified”, i.e. nos 1–83, form part of my statistics.
Bibliography
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Charlesworth, James H. “Jeremiah 48:29-31a [Provisional Research Report].” May, 2010.
Elgvin, Torleif, Kipp Davis, and Michael Langlois, eds. Gleanings From the Caves: Dead Sea Scrolls and Artefacts from The Schøyen Collection. LTST 71. London: Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2016.
Eshel, Esther, and Hanan Eshel. “A New Fragment of the Book of the Watchers from Qumran (XQpapEnoch).” Tarbiz 73 (2004): 171–79 [Hebrew]; V [English Abstract].
Eshel, Esther, Hanan Eshel, and Magen Broshi. “A New Fragment of XJudges.” DSD 14 (2007): 354–58.
Eshel, Esther, and Hanan Eshel. “A Preliminary Report on Seven New Fragments from Qumran.” Meghillot 5-6 (2007): 271-78.
_____. “New Fragments from Qumran: 4QGenf, 4QIsab, 4Q226, 8QGen, and XQpapEnoch.” DSD 12 (2005): 134–57.
Fields, Weston, “Dead Sea Scrolls: Significance of the Latest Developments.” The Lanier Library Lecture Series, 16 April, 2011.
Flint, Peter W. “Unrolling the Dead Sea Psalms Scrolls.” Pages 229–50 in The Oxford Handbook of the Psalms. Edited by William P. Brown. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.
Hallermayer, Michaela, and Torleif Elgvin. “Schøyen ms. 5234: Ein neues Tobit-Fragment vom Toten Meer.” RevQ 22/87 (2006): 451–61.
Johnson, Michael B. “A Case Study in Professional Ethics Concerning Secondary Publications of Unprovenanced Artefacts: The New Edition DSS F.Instruction1.” Distant Worlds Journal 2 (2017): 28–42.
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Puech, Emile. “Notes sur le manuscrit des Juges 4Q50a.” RevQ 21 (2003): 315–19.
_____. “Un nouveau fragment 7a de 4QGn-Exa = 4QGen-Ex 1 et quelques nouvelles lectures et identifications du manuscrit 4Q1.” RevQ 25/97 (2011): 103–11.
Qimron, Elisha. “מגילת המקדש [The Temple Scroll].” Pages 137–207 in Vol. 1 of
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Tov, Emanuel, Kipp Davis, and Robert Duke, eds. Dead Sea Scrolls Fragments in the Museum Collection. Publications of Museum of the Bible 1. Leiden: Brill, 2016.
No. | Content | Designations | Effects on the DSS dataset | Collector(s)/ collection(s) |
1 | Gen 13:1–3 | Identified as 8Q1 (8QGen) frg. 1a 1–3 by Eshel & Eshel 2005 (= Accordance) → Tov 2010: 66 |
William Kando ➤ Craig (& Joel) Lampe (2002) |
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2 | Words from Genesis 22 | dss01 “Genesis Midrash” |
Identified as 4Q226 (4QpsJubb) frg. 6a 1–4 by Eshel & Eshel 2005 → Parry & Tov 2005 (= Accordance) + Parry & Tov 2014 → Tov 2010: 37 | William Kando → Lee Biondi & Bruce Ferrini † ➤ William Noah (June 2004) |
3 | Gen 31:23–25?, 32:3–6 | motb.scr.000124 DSS F.191 (Gen2) |
Acquired by James Charlesworth 25 Oct 2006(?)
Michael Sharpe ➤ Steve Green (Feb 2010) → Museum of the Bible |
|
4 | Gen 33:19–34:2 | Identified as 4Q6 (4QGenf) frg. 1a 1–3 by Eshel & Eshel 2005 (= Accordance) → Tov 2010: 22 |
William Kando | |
5 | Gen 36:7–16 | MS 4612/4 DSS F.101 (Gen1) |
Identified as a fragment of 8Q1 (8QGen) by Eshel & Eshel. Elgvin 2016 labels it 4Q(?)GenMiniature | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
6 | Gen 37:8 | MS 5439/1 DSS F.102 (RP1) |
Wrongly identified as 4Q1 (4QGn-Exa) frg. 7a by Puech 2011 and as 4QRPb (4Q364) frg. 8a by Elgvin 2016 | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (May 2010) |
7 | Gen 37:26–38 | “Butterfly fragment” | 4Q601=4QGen37–38 (K) (Fields) | William Kando |
8 | Gen 47:4–5 | William Kando | ||
9 | Exod 3:13–15 | MS 4612/2a DSS F.103 (Exod3) |
Identified as 4Q14 (4QExodc) frg. 1a 1–3 by Eshel & Eshel 2007 (=Accordance) → Lange 2009: 59–60; Tov 2010: 22–23 | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2003–4) |
10 | Exod 5:9–14 | MS 4612/2b DSS F.104 (Exod4) |
Identified as 4Q14 (4QExodc) frg. 1b 1–5 by Eshel & Eshel 2007 (=Accordance) → Lange 2009: 59–60; Tov 2010: 22–23 | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2003–4) |
11 | Exod 6:11–12, 26–29 | William Kando | ||
12 | Exod 12:3–5 | William Kando ➤ Andrew Stimer → Scott Carroll | ||
13 | Exod 12:25–27 | William Kando | ||
14 | Exod 16:10 | MS 4612/2c DSS F.105 (Exod5) |
Identified as 4Q14 (4QExodc) in Tov 2010: 22–23 | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2003–4) |
15 | Exod 17:4–7 | motb.scr.000120 DSS F.192 (Exod6) |
Cf. Tov 2010: 109, 126 | William Kando ➤ Craig (& Joel) Lampe (2002) ➤ Steve Green (Nov 2009) → Museum of the Bible |
16 | Exod 18:6–8 [Tigchelaar: Hab 2:1–3?] |
APU1 DSS F.151 (Unid) [earlier: DDS F.Exod1] |
Cf. Tov 2010: 109, 126 | Michael R. Thompson – Lee Biondi ➤ Azusa Pacific University (Aug 2009) |
17 | Exod 23:8–10 | Mora fragment DSS F.161 (Exod2) |
Cf. Tov 2010: 109, 126 | William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Jan 2010) |
18 | Lev 1:2–5 | Lev 1:2–5 Bar Kochba | Cf. Tov 2010: 109–10, 126 | William Kando |
19 | Lev 10:4–7 | APU2 DSS F.152 (Lev1) |
Cf. Tov 2010: 109–10, 126 | Michael R. Thompson – Lee Biondi ➤ Azusa Pacific University (Aug 2009) |
20 | Lev 16:16–20 | William Kando | ||
21 | Lev 20:24, 18:28–30 | Dearing Fragment DSS F.162 (Lev2) |
Identified (and sold?) as a frg of 4QLevb. Cf. Tov 2010: 109–10, 126 | William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Jan 2010) |
22 | Lev 23:4(?) | motb.scr.000122 DSS F.193 (Lev5) |
Cf. Tov 2010: 109–10, 126 | William Kando ➤ Craig (& Joel) Lampe (2002) (→ James Charlesworth) ➤ Steve Green (Nov 2009) → Museum of the Bible |
23 | Lev 23:24–28 | ncf.scr.004742 DSS F.203 (Lev6) |
Andrew Stimer ➤ National Christian Foundation or Steve Green (Oct 2014-June 2015)→ Museum of the Bible | |
24 | Lev 23:38–39 | ArugLev frg. a | Accordance, Tov 2010: 97, 126 |
Looters ➤ Hanan Eshel (Feb 2005) → Israel Antiquities Authority |
25 | Lev 23:40–44, 24:16–19 | ArugLev frg. b-c | Accordance, Tov 2010: 97, 126 |
Looters ➤ Hanan Eshel (Feb 2005) → Israel Antiquities Authority |
26 | Num 1:15–16 | William Kando | ||
27 | Num 8:2–3 | William Kando | ||
28 | Num 8:3–5 | motb.scr.003173 DSS F.194 (Num2) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green (May 2010) → Museum of the Bible | |
29 | Num 8:15–17 | William Kando | ||
30 | Num 16:2–5 | MS 4612/5 DSS F.107 (Num1) |
Identified as 34Seiyal Numeri by Hanan Eshel (2010). Elgvin 2016 labels it 4Q(?)Num | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
31 | Deut 4:47–5:5 | William Kando | ||
32 | Deut 6:1–2 | MS 5214/1 DDS F.108 (Deut5) |
Identified as 4Q38 (Deutk1) frg. 1a by Eshel & Eshel → Tov 2010: 25. Elgvin 2016 labels it 4Q(?)Deut1 | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2003) |
33 | Deut 8:2–5 | APU3 DSS F.153 (Deut1) |
X15 (XDeuta)? (Tov 2010: 110, 127) | Lee Biondi ➤ Azusa Pacific University (Aug 2009) |
34 | Deut 9:25–10:1 | DSS F.163 (Deut3) | Identified (and sold?) as 4Q33 (4QDeutf). Tov (2010: 110, 127) seems to label it X16 (XDeutb) |
William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary |
35 | Deut 12:11–14 | Rogers Fragment DSS F.164 (Deut4) |
X17 (XDeutc)? (Tov 2010: 110, 127) | William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary |
36 | Deut 16:1–3 | William Kando | ||
37 | Deut 19:13–15 (Eshel & Eshel 2007) Deut 23:3–4 (Puech?; Charlesworth?) |
dss03 | Identified as 4Q33 (4QDeutf) frg. 12a 1–3 by Eshel & Eshel 2007 (=Accordance) → Tov 2010: 25 | William Kando → Lee Biondi & Bruce Ferrini † ➤ William Noah (June 2004) |
38 | Deut 27:4–6 | APU4 DSS F.154 (Deut2) |
XDtn? (Lange 2009: 106); X18 (XDeutd) (Tov 2010: 110, 127) | William Kando(?) ➤ Legacy Ministries International ➤ Azusa Pacific University (5 Aug 2009) |
39 | Deut 31:12–13 | William Kando | ||
40 | Deut 32:5–9 | MS 5214/2 DSS F.109 (Deut6) |
4Q(?)Deut2 (Elgvin 2016) | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
41 | Judg 1:10–12 | Labelled 4Q50a (4QJudgesa) by Puech 2003; XJudg frg. 1 (Eshel, Eshel & Broshi 2007) (= Accordance) → Tov 2010: 26 | William Kando (→ Émile Puech) | |
42 | Judg 4:6–8 | XJudg frg. 7 (Eshel, Eshel & Broshi 2007) (= Accordance) → Tov 2010: 128 | (→ Esther & Hanan Eshel) | |
43 | Judg 8:3–6 | William Kando | ||
44 | Judg 19:10–13, 23–28 | X19 (XJudgd) (Tov 2010: 110, 128) | William Kando (2008) | |
45 | Ruth 2:1–2 | MS 5441 DDS F.120 (Ruth1) |
4Q(?)Ruth (Elgvin 2016) | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2010) |
46 | 1 Sam 2:11–14 | MS 4612/10 DSS F.112 (Sam1) |
William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) | |
47 | 1 Sam 5:10–11 | MS 5480 DSS F.113 (Sam2) |
4Q(?)Sam (Elgvin 2016) | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
48 | 2(?) Sam 5:10–12 | William Kando | ||
49 | 2 Sam 20:22–24 | MS 5233/1 DSS F.114 (Sam3) |
Identified as 1Q7 (1QSam) frg. 3a by Hanan Eshel and as frg. 7a by Tov 2010: 6. Elgvin 2016 labels it XQ(?)Sam | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2003) |
50 | 1 Kgs 13:20–22 | DSS F.170 (Kings) | William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (2012?) | |
51 | 1 Kgs 16:23–26 | MS 5440 DSS F.115 (Kgs1) |
4Q(?)Kgs (Elgvin 2016) | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2010) |
52 | 1(?) Kgs 18:8–10 | William Kando | ||
53 | 2(?) Kgs 11:17–18 | William Kando | ||
54 | Neh 2:13–16 | motb.scr.003175 DSS F.201 (Neh2) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green (May 2010) → Museum of the Bible | |
55 | Neh 3:14–15 | MS 5426 DSS F.122 (Neh1) |
“Qumran Cave IV” (Charlesworth 2008); X25 (XNeh) (Tov 2010: 110, 129) | William Kando (?) ➤ Lee Biondi (?) (→ James Charlesworth) ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
56 | Ps 9:10, 12–13 | MS 5233/2 DSS F.118 (Ps2) |
Identified as 4Q98 (4QPsq) frg. 2 in Tov 2010: 31. Flint 2014 labels it XQPs A and Elgvin 2016 4Q(?)Ps. | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2004) |
57 | Ps 11:1–4 | motb.scr.000121 DSS F.199 (Ps3) |
Identified as 11Q7 (11QPsc) frg. 3a by Eshel & Eshel 2007 (=Accordance) → Tov 2010: 69. Flint 2014 labels it XQPs C. |
William Kando ➤ Craig (& Joel) Lampe (2002) ➤ Green Collection (Nov 2009) → Museum of the Bible |
58 | Ps 11:1–3 | Identified as 11QPsc (11Q7) frg. 3b by Eshel & Eshel 2007 (=Accordance) → Tov 2010: 69 | William Kando ➤ Bruce Ferrini ➤ Ashland Theological Seminary (2004) | |
59 | Ps 22:4, 6–9, 11–13 | Patterson Fragment DSS F.165 (Ps1) |
4Q SWBTS Psalms (Fields 2011); XQPs B (Flint 2014) | William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Sept 2010) |
60 | Ps 119:17, 28 | William Kando | ||
61 | Ps 119:40–44 | William Kando | ||
62 | Ps 119:61–64 | William Kando | ||
63 | Prov 4:23–5:1 | MS 4612/11 DSS F.119 (Prov1) |
4Q(?)Prov (Elgvin 2016) | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
64 | Isa 24:16–17 | dss04 | Identified as 4Q56 (4QIsab) frg. 16a 1–2 by Eshel & Eshel 2005 (= Accordance) → Tov 2010: 28. Tov (2010: 110) also seems to label this fragment X20 (XIsa). | William Kando → Lee Biondi & Bruce Ferrini † ➤ William Noah (June 2004) |
65 | Isa 26:19–27:1 | dss02 | Identified as 4QIsab (4Q56) frg. 20a 1–5 by Eshel & Eshel 2005 (= Accordance) → Tov 2010: 28. Tov (2010: 110) also seems to label this fragment X20 (XIsa) | William Kando → Lee Biondi & Bruce Ferrini † ➤ William Noah (June 2004) |
66 | Isa 28:23–29 | William Kando | ||
67 | Jer 3:15–19 | MS 4612/9 DSS F.116 (Jer1) |
Identified as 4Q71 (4QJerb) by Hanan Eshel. Tov (2010: 110, 128) seems to label it X21 (XJer) and Elgvin (2016) labels it 4Q(?)Jer | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
68 | Jer 23:6–9 | motb.scr.003172 DSS F.195 (Jer2) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green → Museum of the Bible (May 2010) | |
69 | Jer 24:6–7 (Eshel & Eshel 2007) Jer 48:29–31 (Puech?; Charlesworth 2010) |
DSS F.156 (Jer3) | Identified as 4Q72 (4QJerc) frg. 21a 1–3 by Eshel & Eshel 2007 (=Accordance) → Tov 2010: 29 |
William Kando → Lee Biondi & Bruce Ferrini † ➤ William Noah (June 2004) Michael Sharpe → Foundation on Judaism and Christian Origins |
70 | Ezek 28:22 | motb.scr.003174 DSS F.196 (Ezek1) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green → Museum of the Bible (May 2010) | |
71 | Dan 5:13–16 | APU5 DSS F.155 (Dan1) |
X23 (XDan) (Tov 2010: 110, 129) | Michael R. Thompson – Lee Biondi ➤ Azusa Pacific University (Aug 2009) |
72 | Dan 6:22–24 | DSS F.166 (Dan2) | Identified (and sold?) as 6QpapDan. Tov (2010: 110, 129) labels it X24 (XpapDan) |
William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Jan 2010) |
73 | Dan 7:18–19 | DSS F.167 (Dan3) | William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Jan 2010) | |
74 | Dan 10:18–20 | motb.scr.003170 DSS F.200 (Dan6) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green → Museum of the Bible (May 2010) | |
75 | Joel 2:23–26 | William Kando | ||
76 | Joel 4:9–10 | William Kando | ||
77 | Amos 3:4–5 | Identified by Hanan and Esther Eshel in 2005 | William Kando ➤ Craig Lampe (2002) ➤ Ron Wicks (? 2004) | |
78 | Amos 7:17–8:1 (3 frgs) | DSS F.181 (Amos1) | “Original Dead Sea Scroll Fragment“ | William Kando ➤ Mark W. Lanier (2013) |
79 | Obadiah 2:15, 16–18 | William Kando | ||
80 | Jonah 4:2–5 | motb.scr.003171 DSS F.197 (Jon1) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green → Museum of the Bible (May 2010) | |
81 | Mic 1:4–6 | motb.scr.003183 DSS F.198 (Mic1) |
William Kando ➤ Steve Green → Museum of the Bible (May 2010) | |
82 | Tob 7:1–3 | XpapTobit ar | William Kando (→ Devorah Dimant) | |
83 | Tob 14:3–4 | MS 5234 DSS F.123 (Tob1) |
Identified as 4Q196 (4QpapTobita ar) frg. 18a by Hallermayer & Elgvin 2006 → Tov 2010: 35, and thereafter as 4Q196a by Elgvin 2012 | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2003) |
84 | 1 En. 7:1–5 | MS 4612/8 DSS F.124 (En1) |
Identified as 4Q204 (4QEnochc ar) by Esther Eshel (2009). Tov (2010: 37) says it’s possibly a frg. of 4Q203 (4QEnGiantsa ar), but also labels it XQEnocha (p. 37) and X27 (XEnb ar) (p. 110). | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
85 | 1 En. 8:4–9:3 | MS 4612/12 DSS F.125 (En2) |
Labelled XQpapEnoch by Eshel & Eshel 2004 → XQ8 (XQpapEn) by Parry & Tov 2005 (= Accordance) + Parry & Tov 2014(!), and X26 (XpapEna) by Tov 2010: 110. | William Kando (Bruce Ferrini → Esther & Hanan Eshel) ➤ Schøyen Collection (2009) |
86 | 1 En. 106:19–107:1 | MS 4612/6 DSS F.126 (En3) |
X28 (XEnc ar)? (Tov 2010: 110) | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (April 2009) |
87 | = 4Q418 ii 4–5 | Motb.scr.000123 DSS F.202 (Instr1) |
Identified as 4Q416 (4QInstructionb) frg. 23 by Eshel & Eshel 2007 → Tov 2010: 50 | William Kando ➤ Craig (& Joel) Lampe (2002) ➤ Green Collection (November 2009) → Museum of the Bible |
88 | “4Q418” | W 16 | William Kando? (→ Lee Biondi & Joel Lampe?) | |
89 | Fragment with text from the Temple Scroll | 4QTemple (K)a (Fields) Par 11Q19 54:21–55: 06; identified as 11Q21 by Qimron 2010: 137, 194 |
William Kando (→ Lawrence Schiffman) | |
90 | Fragment with text from the Temple Scroll | 4QTemple (K)b (Fields) Par 11Q19 56:04–7; identified as 11Q21 by Qimron 2010: 137, 195 |
William Kando (→ Lawrence Schiffman) | |
91 | Comm Gen A | MS 5095/7 DSS F.130 (Comm Gen) |
Fragment with Text from 4QCommentary on Genesis A | William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection (2010) |
92 | Unidentified | MS 5439/2 DSS F.132 |
William Kando ➤ Schøyen Collection |
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93 | Unidentified | The Loveless fragment DSS F.168 (Text1) |
William Kando ➤ Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Sep 2010) | |
94 | Unidentified (“remains of 7 lines in Greek and remains of semitic letters of the cursive Aramaic type in a perpendicular direction”) | W 17 | William Kando ➤ Bruce Ferrini (?) | |
95–96 | Unidentified | “Manuscript fragments in Hebrew on brown leather, beginning of a scroll with characters in a fine Herodian Hebrew Book Script. Qumran, Late 1st Century A.D. Identified by Professor Emil Puesch [sic], Ecole de Biblioteque, Jerusalem [sic]” | Special Visit Ministry | |
97 | Unidentified | SIG.SCR.004741 | Andrew Stimer ➤ Steve Green (Oct 2014-June 2015)→ Museum of the Bible | |
98 | Unidentified | SIG.00SCR.4768 | Andrew Stimer ➤ Steve Green (Oct 2014-June 2015)→ Museum of the Bible | |
99 | Unidentified | SIG.SCR.004769 | Andrew Stimer ➤ Steve Green (Oct 2014-June 2015)→ Museum of the Bible | |
Scraps | Unidentified (Greek and/or Hebrew letters?) | “3 frgs plus 2 frag. sets, totaling 15 frgs” | William Kando(?) → Bruce Ferrini(?) → Les Enluminures ➤ undisclosed U.S. institution |
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