Just in time for the holidays, the oldest complete copy of the Ten Commandments has gone on public display in New York City — and possibly for the last time.
The 18-inch long parchment, delicately stitched together and inscribed on animal skin, is 2,000 years old, and it is so fragile that this may be the last opportunity for the public to see it up close, antiquities experts say.
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