# The 1990s radiocarbon series broadly agreed with the palaeographic sequence.

> The 1990s radiocarbon series broadly agreed with the palaeographic sequence.

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# The 1990s radiocarbon series broadly agreed with the palaeographic sequence.

The 1990s radiocarbon series broadly agreed with the palaeographic sequence.

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[The palaeographic chronology is broadly right; differences from the 2025 dates fall within the combined…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/dead-sea-scrolls-dating/answers/ANS0D484QJ216BX/the-palaeographic-chronology-is-broadly-right-differences)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The 1990s radiocarbon series broadly agreed with the palaeographic sequence. [Evidence EVD0D484QSW2HPQ]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D484QSW2HPQ
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