T-S 10K6 · CUDL image 5 · line 4 · Hebrew

Is the mark above the second word a cancellation stroke, or a blemish?

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T-S 10K6, CUDL image 5, line 4: the disputed detail enlarged 4× — Detail enlarged 4× from the 2000-pixel image · region 443×58 pxView at Cambridge University Library →

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ויושע (kept)

CD-A col. V l. 4

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{ויושע} cancelled

E. Qimron, The Dead Sea Scrolls: The Hebrew Writings, vol. 1 (2020 revision), p. 11

The line reads ויהושע ויושע והזקנים.

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Your answerAOur reading is rightויושע (kept)BThe comparison reading is right{ויושע} cancelledCI read it differentlyGive your reading below.DThe image cannot decide itA higher resolution or the original is needed.

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