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The oldest list of 10 commandments in the world, discovered almost 2,000 years ago among the Dead Sea manuscripts, is first exhibited at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. Until now, this list has been exhibited only abroad, and very briefly.
According to the British Guardian, the fragment is so dilapidated that it will be on display for only two weeks, after which it will be returned to a special storage facility. The list is exhibited at the exhibition “A Brief History of Humanity” in a collection of 14 artifacts, the oldest of which is 1.5 million years old.
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