Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg

As a PhD research fellow at the university of Agder in Norway, I'm currently exploring the exhibitions of Dead Sea Scrolls in the US.

[Kristine Toft Rosland @RoslandToft]

@Ludvik_A_K Ludvik Kjeldsberg «Fra Jerusalem og like til jordens ende: De falske manuskriptene som fylte jorden» på Lying Pen of Scribes lanseringsseminar.

[Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg @Ludvik_A_K]

Ready for my speech “Fra Jerusalem og like til Jordens ende: De falske manuskriptene som fylte Jorden” at today’s launching seminar of the #LyingPenofScribes research project

[Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg @Ludvik_A_K]

On 22 November, prof. Dag Haug comes to #Kristiansand where he will take us through 180 minutes with #Latin. The event consists of a crash course and a lecture. It takes place at @uiagder and Kristiansand Katedralskole Gimle: https://t.co/DyA64QnF8x

[Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg @Ludvik_A_K]

At today's brown-bag seminar, Nina Burleigh will give the lecture "Unholy Business Revisited" about the close ties between antiquities dealers and scholars in the high-end Biblical antiquities world. See the live-stream here: https://t.co/zbJbDPmkck

[Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg @Ludvik_A_K]

Our most recent post @arsteinjustnes: https://t.co/gBO3nI6CHn

[Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg @Ludvik_A_K]

Pictures from Nina Burleigh’s lecture “Fakes, Forgers, Con Men and Collectors”, which took place at the University of Agder today. The lecture is the first of a four parted lecture series entitled The Holy Compromisers. Already looking forward to the next lecture in September!

[Ludvik A. Kjeldsberg @Ludvik_A_K]

Between 2002 and 2018, there have been more than 40 exhibitions of post-2002 Dead Sea Scrolls-like fragments. I've made an attempt to list all the exhibits that have featured those fragments.

https://t.co/hWPGw1fWr7

[Årstein Justnes @arsteinjustnes]

It's taken a while, but here it is: The price list of some of the post-2002 Dead Sea Scroll-like fragments
https://t.co/3m3iNUeAM6