Egypt
Archaeologists find ancient scarab in Jerusalem
Israel Hayom (Yori Yalon)
Rare Egyptian artifact dates back to the 13th century B.C.E., the era when some scholars speculate the Exodus may have occurred • Scarab bears name, in Egyptian writing, of the sun god Amon-Ra, one of Egypt's most important deities.
Just in time for Passover, Israeli archaeologists have found a rare Egyptian artifact in Jerusalem. An Egyptian scarab, dating back to the 13th century B.C.E. (the era when some scholars speculate the Exodus may have occurred) was uncovered on Thursday at an excavation sponsored by the Israel Antiquities Authority at the City of David National Park.
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Plundered' Ancient Egyptian Coffin Covers Found In Jerusalem Shop
Scientific American (Jeanna Bryner) With photo of an unusual painted coffin (click on the image to see the full coffin) Two decorated covers of coffins that once contained mummies have been seized by Israeli authorities, authenticated and dated to thousands...
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Book Review: Deir El-balah
Biblical Archaeology Review (Review by Carol A. Redmount) Deir el-Balah: Uncovering an Egyptian Outpost in Canaan from the Time of the Exodus by Trude Dothan Jerusalem: Israel Museum, 2008, 168 pp. The critical clue was the yellow sand. But for the grains...
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Wine Press Discovered In Southern Israel
Daily Mail With photographs. Israeli archaeologists have discovered an unusually shaped 1,400-year-old wine press that was exceptionally advanced for its time. The octagonal press measures 21ft by 54ft and was discovered in southern Israel, around 25...
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Q&a With Michelle Moran Author Of Nefertiti & The Heretic Queen
Peeking Between the Pages (blog by Dar) Interview with Michelle Moran, author of fiction novels based in ancient Egypt. Here's the first question and answer. There are eight more on the above page, plus comments. 1. Why did you choose Ancient Egypt...
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The Exodus, Finding The Exact Date
The Exodus The famed Egyptologist Sir Alan Gardiner,...
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