I think it is time that certain people began to support their assertions about how reliable the history in the Bible actually is.
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By MAAMOUN YOUSSEF, CAIRO, Egypt - Archeologists discovered the mummified remains of a doctor they believe lived more than 4,000 years ago and who was buried along with metal surgical tools. Egypt's official Middle East News Agency quoted Zap Haws, chief of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, as saying Tuesday that archaeologists discovered the mummy in Saqqara, 20 kilometers (12 miles) south of Cairo as they were cleaning a nearby archaeological site.
Hawass said the doctor, named Qar, lived under the sixth dynasty from about B.C. 2350 to B.C. 2180 and that the upper part of the tomb was discovered in 2000 while the sarcophagus was found during more recent cleaning work.
"The lid of the wooden casket had excellent and well-preserved decorations ... and the mummy's linen wrappings and the funerary drawings are still in their original condition," Hawass said.
He said the mask covering the face of the mummy was in a very well preserved despite slight damage to the mouth area.
Bronze surgical instruments, earthenware containers bearing the doctor's name, a round limestone offering table and 22 bronze statues of gods were also discovered, Hawass said.
"Bronze surgical instruments" dated to early Bronze Age.
Deuteronomy 33:25
Thy shoes shall be iron and brass; and as thy days, so shall thy strength be.
Many Biblical critics have said the metal known as bronze or brass did not exist in the early Mosaic authorship period; therefore, late post Solomon authorship is supported. Deuteronomy is synchronized as having been written in Middle or Late Bronze, or the fifteenth century BC.
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