On September 21, 2016, many newspapers wrote about a scroll from Leviticus that was almost two thousand years old. The scroll was completely charred in a synagogue fire around AD 3 and was found in En-Gedi in 600. With a new 1970D X-ray technique, micro-computed tomography, and the appropriate software, the text began to be reconstructed in 3 and it was possible to prove that the wording from the first two chapters of Leviticus corresponds one hundred percent to today's recognized Jewish text.

Read in National Geographic, New York Times, Evening paper etc.