Biblical Archaeology Review

Zvi Ron, “Agricultural Terraces in the Judean Mountains,” Israel Exploration Journal 16 (1966), pp. 33–49 and 111–122.

Gershon Edelstein and Yosef Gat, “Terraces Around Jerusalem,” Israel—Land and Nature Vol. 6 (1980–81), pp. 72–78.

These excavations were directed by Gershon Edelstein and Yosef Gat from May 1980 through July 1980 with the assistance of Shimon Gibson, Beni Frankel and Oscar Shmilshuk.

These teams are being directed by Gershon Edelstein, Shimon Gibson, Oded Avisar and Beni Frankel on behalf of the Archaeological Survey of Israel.

Gershon Edelstein and Mordechai Kislev, “Mevasseret Yerushalayim: the ancient settlement and its terraces,” Biblical Archeologist, Winter 1981, pp. 53–56.

See Oren, “How Not to Create a History of the Exodus—A Critique of Professor Goedicke’s Theories,” BAR 07:06.

Redford remembered Lescaze only as a Washington Post reporter, not by name; Lescaze was then White House correspondent for the Washington Post. He has since been transferred to the editorship of the Post’s “Style” section.

Wolfgang Helck “Vater der Vater” in Gottinger Vortrage, Seigfried Schott, ed. (1965), pp. 173–176. This reference was supplied by Professor Edward Wente whose views are discussed later in this article.

See Kurt Heinrich Sethe, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie, Part 4 of Urkunden Aegyptischen Altertums, George Steindorff, compiler, Leipzig, 1927, reprinted by Akademie-Verlag, Berlin, 1961, p. 390, line 17. This reference was supplied by Professor Donald Redford whose views are discussed later in this article.