[SunkenCiv]

Levant Clothing circa 1900BC. A group of Asiatic peoples bearing gifts and playing musical instruments depicted entering Egypt c. 1900 BC from the tomb of a 12th dynasty official Khnumhotep under pharaoh Senusret II at Beni Hasan. Ibscha Relief Chnumhotep II. (6th Year of Sesostris II) courtesy of Wiki Commons

[katana]

We’re talking about a faith in an all encompassing single God, invisible in one sense, but omni-visible in the universe as a whole. What kinds of artifacts are they expecting to find? No statues, seals, coins, and it was hundreds of years in the Promised Land before they decided to build a permanent temple.

[left that other site]

Sethi: Let the name of Moses be stricken from every book and tablet, stricken from all pylons and obelisks, stricken from every monument of Egypt. Let the name of Moses be unheard and unspoken, erased from the memory of men for all time.

Sure, it's just a line from a movie script, but the Ancient Egyptians did stuff like that allo the time!

[knarf]

They HAD to get that word, "levant" in there, didn't they ... ?!

[Berosus]

I doubt if the author of the article has seen “Patterns of Evidence: Exodus,” the movie documentary that came out on this subject last year. Quite a bit of evidence for Semitic activity in Egypt has been uncovered at Tell ed-Daba (Avaris), for anyone willing to look.

[tet68]

Kewl, they are bringing the sacrificial console TV
as an offering.

[Fiji Hill]

"It is robustly dated at is 1210 BCE BC, i.e., as of writing, 3226 years ago."

FIFY

[Shanghai Dan]

LIES! ALL LIES!

Everyone KNOWS the Levant was empty of all peoples until Mohammed (praise unto his name) brought forth Islam to the area! Thus it always was and always shall be for Islam!

/sarc