A specially designed artificial intelligence program called "Enoch" has revealed that some texts of the Dead Sea Scrolls may be older than previously thought. The first documents were discovered in 1946 at the Qumran Caves in the West Bank, and around 15,000 scroll fragments were collected. "Enoch" selectively re-examined the dates of the ancient texts using radiocarbon and paleography methods. This analysis showed that some of the scrolls may be even older than the Second Temple Period, which is considered to be 516 BC-AD 70. This led to a re-examination of the origins of knowledge about the ancient Jewish and early Christian period. This method represents a scientific step forward in archaeology, integrating artificial intelligence into classical dating techniques.