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See William H. Shea, “Exodus, Date of the,” in International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, vol. 2 (Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 1982), pp. 233–237; for Goedicke’s theory, see Shanks, “The Exodus and the Crossing of the Red Sea, According to Hans Goedicke,” BAR 07:05.
E.g., William H. Stiebing, “Should the Exodus and the Israelite Settlement in Canaan Be Redated?” BAR 11:04.
Donald Redford, “Contact Between Egypt and Jordan in the New Kingdom: Some Comments on Sources,” in Hadidi, Studies in History and Archaeology, pp. 118–119; Kenneth A. Kitchen, “Some New Light on the Asiatic Wars of Ramesses II,” Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 50 (1964), pp. 53, 63; Kitchen, “Two Notes on Ramesside History,” Oriens Antiquus 15 (1976), pp. 313–314.
Nelson Glueck, The Other Side of Jordan, 2nd ed. (Cambridge, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1970), p. 141. The first edition (1940) of this work contained Glueck’s original view. For Middle and Late Bronze Age sites discovered by Glueck himself, see Thomas L. Thompson, “Observations on the Bronze Age in Jordan,” ADAJ 19 (1974), pp. 66–67 and references cited there.
