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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brown Jenkin" data-source="post: 3028911" data-attributes="member: 2572"><p>I think with aging we are looking at late 40's to 50's. The dead sea scrolls seems the most obvious choice to me. They are only sort of known but not greatly known and they offer great opportunity for  offending people. All you need to offend is finding a gnostic gospel that disagrees with the commonly accepted gospels. Recent examples are the the Gospel of Mary Magdeline and the Gospel of Judas. While the posibility of offensiveness is there it is also something that can be rewritten to make it less offensive depending on the writers desire. If you want something with real supernatural power and the possibility of offending people how about a Gospel of Jesus which would essentially be a diary. Jesus is still divine and it is in his own handwriting (which gives it its supernatural power) and does not contradict the holy grail or resurection but it could throw accepted biblical truths out the window offending some people. This is also something tangible that Indy can hunt and find and learn the truth about himself while still allowing for easy covering up at the end so that like the arc no-one currently knows abouts its existance or that it was found.</p></blockquote><p></p>