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 1 16,1 |          recorded history in 3,500 B.C. The events would be the
 2 19,2 |          deadly flood around 5,600 B.C., close enough to the possible
 3 App,1|          the Middle East from 1750 B.C. until 1200 B.C. Prior to
 4 App,1|          from 1750 B.C. until 1200 B.C. Prior to the late 19th century,
 5 App,1|            they were written (1400 B.C.). The Boghaz-koy texts,
 6 App,1|         same time, about 2450—2350 B.C. Many archaeologists believe
 7 App,1|     occurred in approximately 1440 B.C. The miraculous nature of
 8 App,1|          the biblical date of 1400 B.C. while Watzinger and Kenyon
 9 App,1|       destruction occurred in 1550 B.C. In other words, if the later
10 App,1|     Pharaohs dating from 1500-1386 B.C., showing that the cemetery
11 App,1|         late Bronze Age (1550-1400 B.C.). Finally, a piece of charcoal
12 App,1|         carbon-14 dated to be 1410 B.C. The evidence leads Wood
13 App,1|       quarter of the ninth century B.C., about a century after the
14 App,1| Alexandrian Jewish philosopher (20 B.C.-A.D. 50), described Pilate