10.18710/JKTXN1Kjeldsberg, Ludvik AndreasLudvik AndreasKjeldsberg0000-0001-5268-4983University of AgderJustnes, ÅrsteinÅrsteinJustnes0000-0001-6448-0507University of AgderDeborah, HildaHildaDeborah0000-0003-3779-2569NTNU – Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyReplication Data for: A Database of Post-2002 Dead Sea Scroll-like FragmentsA Database of Post-2002 FragmentsDataverseNO2024Arts and HumanitiesForgeriesKjeldsberg, Ludvik AndreasLudvik AndreasKjeldsbergUniversity of AgderUniversity of AgderUniversity of Agder2023-09-042026-03-1710.5334/johd.14052286782980755text/plainapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheettext/comma-separated-values2.0CC BY 4.0Since 2002, more than a hundred "new" Dead Sea Scroll fragments have appeared on the antiquities market. Most of these fragments are tiny and deteriorated and have later been revealed as modern forgeries. Nonetheless, they have been big business. In this database, we have catalogued all of them, providing information about their content, owners, alleged provenance, their place in the biblical corpus, size, and publication history.