Synchronized chronology rethinking Middle East antiquity : a simple correction to Egyptian chronology resolves the major problems in Biblical and Greek archaeology /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Algora Pub.,
2003.
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Table of Contents:
- What's wrong with this chronology?
- Foundations of conventional chronology
- The exodus and the end of the Middle Kingdom of Egypt
- The conquest and the time of the judges
- The 18th dynasty and the United Kingdom
- The wars of Egypt and Israel
- Israel and Damascus at war : part 1 of the Tell el Amarna letters
- Jerusalem in the time of Akhnaton : part 2 of the Tell el Amarna
- The end of the Bronze Age
- New light on the Greek dark ages
- The rise of Assyria : part 3 of the Tell el Amarna letters
- Samaria as a benchmark for archaeology
- The Third Intermediate Period in Egypt
- Who were the Hittites?
- Chaldean art
- The battle of Carchemish
- Ramses III and his time
- The people of the sea
- Summary.