The Shapira Scroll (also known as the Shapira Strips) was a manuscript written in Paleo-Hebrew script. It was presented by Moses Shapira in 1883 as an ancient Biblical artifact and was the focus of a major archaeological controversy. Modern scholars are saying that it is 700 years older than the oldest Dead Sea Scrolls that date to about 250 B.C.E.
Modern Scholarship Claims that the Shapira Scroll Is Actually the Oldest-Known Copy of the Hebrew Scriptures (c. 957 B.C.E.)
