Book of Daniel and New Carbon14 Dating. What Is the Date of Composition? Photo: ABC News.

Newest Article: Redating the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Book of Daniel

Written by Ian Young, Gareth Wearne, and Evan Caddy

Recent advances in radiocarbon dating and AI-assisted handwriting analysis suggest that some Dead Sea Scrolls, most notably a Daniel manuscript (4Q114), may be closer in date to the book’s mid-second-century BCE composition than previously thought, reinforcing the mainstream scholarly view that… Read More

 

 

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