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  Shoshenq I: biography and encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Shoshenq (also commonly spelled "sheshonq," "sheshonk," or "shoshenk") is the name given in english transliteration to a number of egyptian pharaohs of libyan...
Shishaq (šîšaq) is the biblical hebrew form of the ancient egyptian name of king shoshenq i....
Manetho, alternatively known as manethon of sebennytos (circa 3rd century bc) was a hellenistic egyptian historian and priest of serapis...
www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/sh/shoshenq_i.htm   (2391 words)

  
 Phoenicians in Egypt   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Although the beginning of the Third Intermediate Period is marked by aggressive campaigns against Israel, relations with Byblos probably never ceased: statues of both Shoshenq and Osorkon II were found there, presumably sealing a commercial alliance (Kitchen 1986b: 292).
In Solomon's twenty-fourth regnal year Shoshenq gave refuge to Jeroboam and his followers, thus fostering the fragmentation of the Israelite state (Kitchen 1986b: 294).
The material result of this, recorded in I Kings and 2 Chronicles, was Shoshenq's seizure of the Temple's treasury and the impoverishment of the petty kings of Judah and Israel (Kitchen 1986b: 300).
www.phoenicia.org /phoeegypt.html   (4634 words)

  
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Evidence for `Djed' includes a few amulets and pieces of jewelry which were found on the mummy of Shoshenk II.
A beautiful bracelet bearing the name of `Djed' was one of seven discovered on the mummy of king Shoshenq II.
See: Shoshenq 2 If true that a bracelet bearing the name of Thutmoses III was found on the mummy of Sheshonq II, that would be a welcome piece of information considering that the 18th Dynasty just preceded the 22nd in our revision.
www.specialtyinterests.net /eop7.html   (18474 words)

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