"..In recognition of international conference on the dead sea scrolls,
hosted by the israel museum in Jerusalem, we announce
the renewal of the search to discover the
"Copper Scrolls treasures", code-named "operation david".
people interested in taking part in the operation, beginning 29 November 1997
are requested to send the flowing details:
name, E-Mail, Address, Phone Number.
.."Ten years ago the compeny to investigate the Temple Treasures, inc.
undertook "Operation David" to search for Second Temple treasures.
the company is correctly forming a team to search for the legendary
silver and gold treasure from the Second Temple according to the code
inscribed on the Copper Scrolls by an anonymous, Roman Era, individual.
The Copper Scroll was found at a Judean Desert excavation and is
presently preserved in a museum in Amman, Jorden.
S. H., the company manager, claims "We discovered the key
to the code", a secret that has been preserved until the present day.
In recognition of the State of israel's 50th anniversaly year,
Mr.H. plans to reveal the secret and discover the treasures.

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The Copper Scroll

In march 1952, Henri de Contenson, a French archaeologist, found in an
underground shelter north of Qumeran, another important remnant: the Copper Scroll.
While the famous manuscripts were written on leather and contain the first presently
known version of the Old Testament, the Copper Scroll, a long 2.4 meter metal strip,
describes a list of treasures buried in israel. In 1956, the scroll was sent to the
University of Manchester to be opened and then restored. But over the years, the
Scroll became very damaged and it was essential to have a close look at it.
Therefore, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, owner of the Scroll, asked the
EDF-Valectra Laboratory to restore it once again. Today, after two and half years of
"restoration, EDF is preparing to return the scroll to the Museum of Amman.

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