When Reverend Charles B. Huleatt acquired three pieces of a New Testament manuscript in 1901 while visiting an Egyptian market, he donated the fragments to Magdalen College in Oxford, England where they sat in a display case for close to a century. More recently these fragments have been re-evaluated by scholar Carsten Peter Thiede and with the help of award winning journalist Matthew d’Ancona, the results of Thiede’s extraordinary research are presented in The Jesus Papyrus: The Most Sensational Evidence on the Origin of the Gospels Since the Discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls. | The Jesus Papyrus by Matthew D'Ancona, Paperback | Indigo Chapters