About Qumran, with National Geographic

27 January 2019

Br. Jean Michel de Tarragon, Anthony Giambrone and O-Th. Venard welcomed Robert Draper from National Geographic in Jerusalem last year. He published a well-documented and admirably illustrated article, to be consulted at HERE.

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