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Vincent and Steve, Jerusalem de l’Ancien Testament, Second part, pp. 537–539.

See André Parrot, Le Temple de Jerusalem, Cahiers d’archeologie biblique, no. 5; 1st ed. (1954), p. 52, 2nd ed. (1962), pp. 54–55. W. Stewart McCullough, The History and Literature of the Palestinian Jews from Cyrus to Herod (Toronto: Univ. of Toronto Press, 1975), p. 25.

Louis-Hugues Vincent and A. M. Steve, Jerusalem de l’Ancien Testament. … (Paris: J. Gabalda, 1954–56), First part, p. 241.

Kenyon, Royal Cities, p. 40.

Asher S. Kaufman, “Where the Ancient Temple of Jerusaiem Stood,” BAR 09:02.

Kathleen Kenyon, The Bible and Recent Archaeology (London: British Museum Publications, 1978), p. 52. See also Kenyon, Royal Cities of the Old Testament (Covent Garden: Berrie and Jenkins, 1971), p. 46: “Not a trace has survived of Solomon’s Jerusalem.”

For further information, see Akhenaten: The Heretic King, Donald B. Redford (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1984). This book is available at a discount to BAR readers.

Anthony J. Spalinger, “A Canaanite Ritual Found in Egyptian Military Reliefs,” Journal of Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities VII-2 (1978), pp. 47–60.

Personal communication from Professor Mazar.

Yoram Tzafrir, Eretz Israel from the Destruction of the Second Temple to the Muslim Conquest, Vol. 2, “Archaeology and Art” (in Hebrew) Jerusalem: Yad Itzhak Ben Zvi Publications, 1984), p. 447.