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Emmanuel Anati, “Har Karkom: Archaeological Discoveries on a Holy Mountain in the Desert of Exodus” (paper presented at the Out of Egypt conference, UC San Diego, June 2013), p. 3.

Shanks, Frank Moore Cross, p. 21.

Davida Eisenberg-Degen, “Har Karkom in Context, Rock Art Sites of the Negev” (paper presented at the Mount Sinai: Mount Karkom? colloquium, Mitzpe Ramon, Israel, May 12–13, 2013).

See Frank Moore Cross: “A mountain of paper has been expended in attempting to locate the stations of the Exodus in Numbers 33. There are almost as many opinions as there are scholars.” Hershel Shanks, Frank Moore Cross—Conversations With a Bible Scholar (Washington, D.C.: Biblical Archaeology Society, 1994), p. 17.

Anati is no exception: “Har Karkom is the only locality, among those proposed for Mount Sinai, which fits without any effort into all these co-ordinates.” Anati, Har Karkom, p. 59.

Emmanuel Anati, The Mountain of God (New York: Rizzoli, 1986).

Anati, Har Karkom, pp. 37, 46.

Rosetta Bastoni Brioschi, “Arte rupestre di Har Karkom e il suo contesto ambientale,” Valcamonica Symposium ’94, 1994, p. 3. Rosetta Bastoni Brioschi, “Arte rupestre: Har Karkom e il dio Sin,” B.C. Notizie (1997), pp. 22–25.

Anati, Har Karkom, pp. 13, 15.