"Chariot Wheels" In the Red Sea

Remember these are the same bright boys that find a Gold Wheel but take the rotted old wood wheel in for identification.Dim bulbs save on energy I guess.

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Since everywhere the supposed Hebrews wandered was Egyptian Territory at the time and had been for hundreds of years and would be for many hundreds more? It would be shocking if there were NOT chariot wheels all over the place.

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Well, there is a little problem even with that. Remember, that was all Egyptian Territory. Egyptian Territory by conquest. Which means that Egyptian troops and armies had been trampling all over that area for many hundreds of years.Edited by jar, : appalin spallin arms ----> armies

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Again, bring the evidence here. I imagine most everyone here has seen that silly video. That is simply not true. Both Egypt and Saudi Arabia have very active archaeological studies and Egypt regularly has materials sent out for analysis all over the world. Another absolute nonsense statement. Moshe happens to be one of Islams prophets.But again, Buz, as usual, you present NO evidence in support of your position.

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If true (and honestly there is no more evidence for this than there is for the Chariot wheels) it still has nothing to do with what I posted.They are not archaeologists, not even a hint that they are trained, and in fact even admit that they never applied for research permits in the first place.I'm sorry Buz but so far you still offer no evidence in support of the existence of any chariot wheels.

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So you have no evidence that there were ever any chariot wheels.BUT one final question.Since all of the area the Hebrew exodus supposedly trekked through was Egyptian Territory and had been so for a long, long time and would remain so for even longer, even if some chariot wheels were found, how would that provide evidence in support of the Biblical Exodus?Also, there is this thread, Did the Biblical Exodus ever happen?, where you can present other non-chariot evidence you believe supports your position.

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Which offers NO evidence that they were chariot wheels. He presents ZERO evidence there was even one chariot wheel. Read what you write and what they said in the video. There were NO Chariot wheels. Was even a single sample taken? But there was no evidence there was even one chariot wheel. And the whole area was Egypt. Guess how the Egyptian troops moved over the many, many centuries they ruled that area? There were Egyptian troops and chariots there for many, many centuries. But you have presented no corroborating evidence even though there is a thread open and waiting for you.We are waiting anxiously for you to present any evidence.

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Anyone so limited that they can only spell a word one way is severely handicapped!