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BAR Publishing, 2015. — 293 p. — (BAR International Series 2732).Proceedings of the Third BICANE Colloquium held at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge 26-27 March 2011Shishak and Shoshenq: A chronological cornerstone or stumbling-block?
Shoshenq I: A conventional(ish) view
Shoshenq I and the Levant: Synchronising chronologies
Dead-reckoning the Start of the 22nd Dynasty: From Shoshenq V back to Shoshenq I
From the lunar eclipse of Takeloth II back to Shoshenq I and Shishak
Shoshenq I and Biblical Šîšaq: A philological defense of their traditional equation
The Name Shishaq: Šošenq or Šyšu/q? Responding to the critics and assessing the evidence
Ramesses III as Biblical Shishak? Some Notes on the Archaeological Evidence
Zerah the Kushite: A New Proposal Regarding His Identity
When did Shoshenq I Campaign in Palestine?
Samaria and Megiddo: Shishak and Solomon
Solomon’s Temple, its Cultic Implements and the Historicity of Solomon’s Kingdom
Josephus and Greek Chronography: Troy, Solomon, Shishak and Ramesses III
Early Iron Age Epigraphy and Chronological Revision: A summary article
Does Radiocarbon Provide the Answer?
Recent Problems with Dendrochronology
Kings of Jerusalem at the Late Bronze to Iron Age Transition –Forerunners or Doubles of David and Solomon?
Analysis, Interpretation and Dating of a Problematic Egyptian Statuary Fragment Discovered in Jerusalem
‘He Placed His Name in Jerusalem’: Ramesside Finds from Judah’s Capital
The Campaign of Ramesses III against Philistia