<sod>The '''En-Gedi scroll''' is an ancient and fragile parchment found in 1970 at [[Ein Gedi]], [[Israel]]. It was written between between 50 and 100 [[Anno Domini|AD]] and contains a portion of the [[Bible|Biblical]] book of [[Leviticus]]. It is significant as one of the oldest portions of the Bible in existence, and showing an important stage in the development of [[Hebrew]] scripture.<eod>
<sod>The '''En-Gedi scroll''' is an ancient and fragile parchment found in 1970 at [[Ein Gedi]], [[Israel]]. It was written between between 50 and 100 [[Anno Domini|AD]] and contains a portion of the [[Bible|Biblical]] book of [[Leviticus]]. It is significant as one of the oldest portions of the Bible in existence,<ref>Feltman, Rachel. "Technology unfurls delicate 1,500-year-old biblical history".  ''Toronto Star'', October 1, 2016. page IN5.</ref> and showing an important stage in the development of [[Hebrew]] scripture.<eod>