Virtual Dead Sea Scrolls Get More Than a Million Hits in Just One Week

400,000 Americans visit new website launched by Israel Museum and Google.

Oct 3, 2011

More than a million people have visited a new website featuring high-resolution photographs of several Dead Sea Scrolls since the site was launched less than a week ago by the Israel Museum and Google Israel.

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