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Softbound. Etat : Very Good. Small quarto, paper covers, 92 pp., b/w photos, maps, drawings Articles are "Ancient Astronomical Observations and Near Eastern Chronology," Wayne A. Mitchell, "Once More Netjerikhet and his Family: A Limestone Stela from Sakkara," Aly, "Difficulties Associated with any Radical Revision of Egyptian Chronology: A Reply to M. Bailllie," Bernard Newgrosh, "Amenhotep I and Deir el-Bahri," Adian Dodson, "The Early Third Intermediate Period: Some Chronological Considerations," Rohl, "The Length of the Third Intermediate Period: A Reply to Adian Dodson," Rhl, "The el-Amarna Habiru and the Early Monarchy in Israel," Peter van der Veen, "The Luxor Temple Cachette," Mohammed al-Saghir, "The Great Processional Way of Thebes," Elsayed Hegazy.

Softbound. Etat : Very Good. Small quarto, paper covers, 112 pp., b/w photos, maps, drawings Articles are "Biblical Archaeology: Time to Think Again?" A response to Frank Yurco from Rohl, "Problems of Synthesis," A criticism of the New Chronology from Margaret Steiner, "The Kingdom of Labayu," Peter van der Veen replies to Margaret Steiner, "Dating the Beginning of the 22nd Dynasty," A criticism of the New Chronology from Carl Jansen-Winkeln, "The Name Shishak," oeter van der Veen replies toCarl Jansen-Winkeln, "The Generation Game," Bob Porter replies to criticisms concrning TIP geneaologies, "An Important Elamite Inscription," Bob Porter discovers a new chronological clue, "A Test of Time and Comparative Semitism," A Debate between Martin Heide and Peter ven der Veen, "Kenneth Kitchen's Atom Bomb," David Rohl replies to Kenneth Kitchen, "Absence of Eviddence is no Evidence of Absence," David Rohl questions Kenneth Kitchen's methodology, "The Monster in Philippe Brissaud's Nighmares," Daivd Rhl replies to Philippe Brissaud, "Iron Age Palestine: A Need for Chronological Revision," John J. Bimson, "The Iron Age and the New Chronology," Robert M. Porter, "The Chronology of Ancient Assyria Re-assessed. Part 1: The Chronology as Presently Constructed. Part @: Reconstructing the King List," Benard Newgrosh.

Softbound. Etat : Very Good. Small quarto, paper covers, 112 pp., b/w photos, maps, drawings Articles are "From Chronos to Chronology: Egyptian Evidence for Dating the Aegean Bronze Age," Vrowny Hankey, "A Test of Time: The New Chronology of Egypt and ts Implications for Biblical Archaeology and Histry," Rohl, Living wth Radiocarbo Dates: An Alternative Interpretaton," Jesse E. Lasken, "The Roayl Ka Houses of Egypt: A Survey," Eric P. Uphill, "The Chronology of Israel Re-examined: The First Millenium BC," Steven Robinson, "The Queens Ahhoptep I & II and Egypt's Foreign Relations," Peter Janosi, "An Image of Youthful Kingship: The Luxor Museum Statue of Thutmose III," Elsayed Hegazy.

Softbound. Etat : Very Good. Small quarto, paper covers, 92 pp., b/w photos, maps, drawings Articles are "Apis and the Serapeum," M. Ibrahm and Rohl, "Exodus and Conquest - Myth or Reality? Can Archaeology Provide the Answer?" J.J. Bimson, "Tomb 39 and the Sacred Land," B. Manley, "The Length of the Third Intermediate Period," A.M. Dodson, "Sceintific Dating Methods and Absolute Chronology," B. Newgosh, "How Many Parasangs to Babylon?" T. King, "The E.A.O. Excavations at Abou el-Gud, Luxor," M. el-Saghir, "A New 26th Dynasty Sarcophagus from Thebes," M. Nasr, "A Middle Kingdom Cemetery at Tarif," I. el-Masry, "WestBank Archaeological Report," I. el-Masry & B. Manley.

Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 296 pages. 8.27x5.83x0.59 inches. In Stock.