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Some Recently Forged Inscriptions

Forged inscriptions have frequently appeared on the antiquities market. These may be papyri, leather documents, seals, or inscriptions on stone and other material. Even reputable scholars have been misled into making claims about the authenticity of such fakes and drawing historical or theological conclusions from them. In this article I would like to trace the work of a modern forger who has succeeded in fooling scholars for several