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Merenptah or Merneptah is the pharaoh who mentions Israel in a text (c. 1220 B.C.), showing that the Israelites were in the Land of Canaan by then.

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• Archaeologists uncover decorated blocks from King Nactanebo I temple [11/16/2021]
• Joseph and The Exodus [02/17/2019]
• Three Skeletons And A Fiery Destruction [Tel Gezer] [03/13/2018]
• 'Solomon's Palace' discovered in Israel, . . . (truncated) [09/04/2016]
• Tel Gezer Water System Built by Canaanites? [11/23/2015]
• Ruins of ancient Egyptian temple unearthed under modern Cairo [10/06/2015]
• Paid sick days and physicians at work: Ancient Egyptians had state-supported health care [02/22/2015]
• Ancient City Discovered Beneath Biblical-Era Ruins in Israel [11/18/2013]
• The Future of Israel's Past [08/07/2013]
• Israel in Canaan (Long) Before Pharaoh Merenptah? A Fresh Look at Berlin Statue Pedestal Relief... [12/07/2010]
• Pharaoh Seti I's Tomb Bigger Than Thought [04/17/2008]
• Pharaohs and Kings - A Test of Time [07/31/2002]
• Deconstructing the Walls of Jerico [06/22/2002]