A List of Unprovenanced Post-2002 Dead Sea Scrolls-like Fragments

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[First version: 11 August 2016] [Organized According to the Protestant Old Testament Canon] This list builds upon Eibert Tigchelaar’s authoritative list, “A Provisional List of Unprovenanced, Twenty-First Century, Dead Sea Scrolls-like Fragments” (version 1.0; April 16, 2016; version 2; September 18, 2016), but is organized differently. Statistical observationsNB! Only the fragments that have been “identified”, i.e. nos 1–83, form part of my statistics. – 89%  (91 % with Tobit) of the Post-2002 Dead Sea Scrolls-like frgs are “biblical” (cf. Tigchelaar, version 2.0, 2: “Remarkable in this list is the very high number of fragments containing sections of biblical texts …”). – 60 of the 81 biblical fragments, i.e. 74%, contain excerpts from 2-4 Bible verses. The distribution is as follows: 1 verse: 4 frgs 2 verses: 18 frgs 3 verses: 22 frgs 4 verses: 20 frgs 5 verses: 4 frgs 6 verses: 4 frgs 7 verses: 2 frgs 8 verses: 2 frgs 9 verses: 1 frg 10 or more verses: 3 frgs BibliographyCarroll, Scott. “Stones and Scriptures.” Seminar at CCF Center, Manila, 23 February, 2018.Charlesworth, James H. “Jeremiah 48:29-31a [Provisional Research Report].” May, 2010.Elgvin, Torleif, Kipp Davis, and Michael Langlois, eds. Gleanings From the Caves: Dead S[...x]