For those interested in the new text fragment finding, (and who reading a biblioblog isn't, or does not hope more will come to light?) Tyler Williams has a fine and thorough analysis at Codex. (Doubly ironic name for his blog since it deals with a scroll fragment in an electronic text!)
I wonder if he would make this post even more valuable for students by posting again with a description of the processes he used, as an illustration of how paleography works in real life?
[to Del.icio.us]
Thanks for the nice link. I may take you up on your suggestion, though I will have to wait until I get back home (I've been out of town for a couple days) so I can also use my Macintosh (I am stuck with my Dell laptop for now).
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Tyler F. Williams, at
July 17, 2005 6:03 PM
Unless it's a lotof work please do, as I think that it would make a really useful resource to point students towards to begin giving them a feel for how this stuff is done...
I can quite understand you wanting to wait till you are "home" though, even if I've never used a Mac ;)
By Tim, at
July 18, 2005 8:49 AM
It is finished! You may see my A Step-by-Step Reconstruction of the New Leviticus Fragments on my blog.
