The Sojourn and Slavery in Egypt, 1500-1300 BCE

Tutankhamun. By Roland Unger – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=48168958
Highlights-
- Overview
- Artifacts
- Descent to Egypt
- The Lion of Hazor, 15th-14th Century BCE
- Statue of the God Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, 1539-1292 BCE
- Thutmose III’s Reliefs at Karnak, 1479-1425 BCE
- The Funerary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, 1460 BCE
- Trip to Punt, 1460 BCE
- General Djehuty’s Gold Cup, 1455 BCE
- Wall Painting on Plaster, c. 1425 BCE
- Woman Playing the Lute, c. 1400 BCE
- The Amarna Letters, 14th century BCE
- Letter from Yapahu, 14th century BCE
- Baal Stela, 14th-13th century BCE
- Nefertiti’s Head, c. 1370-c. 1330 BCE
- Head of Amenhotep III, c. 1350 BCE
- Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten) Kissing His Daughter, 1352-1336 BCE
- Offering to the Aten, c. 1345 BCE
- Tomb of Haremhab at Saqqara, c. 1330 BCE
- Tomb of King Tutanhkamen, 1323 BCE
- Statue of Horus
- Statue of Khnum
- Articles
- You Too Can Read Hieroglyphics, Carey A. Moore, Biblical Archaeology Review (11:04), Jul/Aug 1985.
- BARlines: Tell el-Amarna Centennial Symposium, Biblical Archaeology Review (12:04), Jul/Aug 1986.
- BARlines: Dayan Collection Opens Amidst Controversy, Biblical Archaeology Review (12:04), Jul/Aug 1986.
- The Monotheism of the Heretic Pharaoh, Donald B. Redford, Biblical Archaeology Review (13:03), May/Jun 1987.
- Were the Ancient Egyptians Black or White? Frank J. Yurco, Biblical Archaeology Review (15:05), Sep/Oct 1989.
- Cow Town or Royal Capital? Nadav Na’aman, Biblical Archaeology Review (23:04), Jul/Aug 1997.
- Pharaoh’s Workers- How the Israelites Lived in Egypt, Leonard and Barbara Lesko, Biblical Archaeology Review (25:1), Jan/Feb 1999.
- Past Perfect: King Tut, I Presume? Archaeology Odyssey (5:4), Jul/Aug 2002.
- Maps
- Websites
- The Amarna Project
- Ancient Egypt – for elementary school students and their teachers. Click here for more Educational Resources for Teachers.