Collection ID

SCR.003294

Type

Scroll

Date

1800–1900

Geography

Unknown

Language

Hebrew

Medium

Ink on Parchment

Dimensions

16 in. × 109.5 ft. (41 cm × 33.4 m)

Exhibit Location

Not on View

A Torah Scroll is a scroll written on parchment containing the Hebrew text of the Pentateuch for liturgical use in Jewish communities.

Script Not yet determined
Hands-Number 1.00000000
Hands Location N/A
Rollers plain wooden poles
Condition Fair
Texts Blocks per Sheet 3,4,5,6
Lines in Text Block 41
Column heads Vavei Amudim, except column after 10 commandments in Deut begins with aleph of Elo-him, בראשית, יהודה, הבאים, שני השעירים, מה טובו, ואעידה
Song of the Sea Layout 5 before, 30
Song of Moses Layout 5 before, 70
Spacing and Layout features N/A
Deuteronomy 33:2 Spelling פצוע דכה
Genesis 9:29 Spelling ויהי
Related Objects N/A
Unusual Letters No
7 letter tagin Yes
Correction techniques A Patches
Correction techniques B (not assigned)
Correction techniques C (not assigned)
Correction techniques D (not assigned)

Created in the 1800s, unknown location. Acquired before 2012 by Shmuel Charif, Gedera, Israel; Purchased in 2012 by Green Collection, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Donated in 2013 to Museum of the Bible, Washington, DC.

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