The Tiberian Masoretic Text is a version of the Hebrew Bible that was developed by Jewish scholars in Tiberias, Israel, during the early Middle Ages. It is known for its precise system of vocalization and cantillation marks, which help in the correct pronunciation and chanting of the Hebrew scriptures. This text serves as the authoritative version for many Jewish communities today. The Tiberian system was created by the Masoretes, a group of scribes and scholars who aimed to preserve the Hebrew language and its traditions. Their work included adding diacritical marks to the consonantal text, ensuring that the scriptures could be read accurately across generations.