What Deutrocanonical Books are mention in the Dead Sea Scroll?

[Mannyfit75]

I read Why Catholics have a Bigger Bible by Gary Michata (spelling) and he refer a lot with the relationship about the Deutrocanonical Books mention in the Dead Sea Scroll. So what Books in the Deutrocanonical Books are mention in the Dead Sea Scroll and isn’t the Dead Sea Scroll written before the time of Jesus?

 

[NotWorthy]

First of all, from archaeology.about.com/od/deadseascrolls/qt/dead_sea_scroll.htm:

The Dead Sea Scrolls are some 900 fragmented and complete documents recovered from eleven caves located off the western shore of the Dead Sea in Israel. Some of these caves are natural openings in the rugged limestone and dolomite cliffs; others were carved into the soft marl terrace. Written between 250 BCE and about 68-70 CE, the Dead Sea Scrolls are the earliest copies we have of many ancient Jewish manuscripts.

There is mention that some of the Deuterocanonicals are found in the scrolls, as well as numerous Apochryphal books and some Jewish liturgical books.

 

[Cranch]

The Dead Sea Scrolls are some 900 fragmented and complete documents recovered from eleven caves located off the western shore of the Dead Sea in Israel…

This description makes the caves seem like they’re in the Dead Sea under water!