Alan J. Hauser's scientific contributions
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... References to the connections between Israelites and Egyptians before Exodus 32:20 are mentioned in the Old Testament, in different parts of Genesis and in previous passages in Exodus. The influence of Ancient Egyptian culture can be associated with the considerable time that Israelites spent under Egyptian rulers including Amarna period (Younger 1990); several authors mention these contacts (Bailey 1971:102;Reichert 1973;Younger 1990). One of these authors is Bailey (1971:102) who indicated that Israel was in touch with Egyptian people before the Exodus and since the exile, in episodes such as that of Jeroboam in the court of Shishak It is now well known and even commented upon by authors such as Reichert (1973:31) It is widely recognised that Egypt was one of the first civilisations to work with gold. ...
