Egyptian Chariots In Red Sea Floor

Man made axle and wheel found in the waters of the red sea artists rendering of the wooden spokes and axle now gone but the shape has been preserved by coral.

Egyptian chariots in red sea floor.

We began to thoroughly research the egyptian chariot and soon discovered that the fact that ron and the boys found 4 6 and 8 spoked wheels places the exodus in the 18th dynasty according to numerous sources such as the following. Remains of egyptian 4 and 8 spoke chariot wheels. Egyptian literary references to chariots occur as early as the reigns of kamose the 17th dynasty king who took. The remains of two war chariots were also discovered scattered over an area of approximately 200 square meters.

Archaeologists discover remains of egyptian army from the biblical exodus. On a hill above the sea of galilee in northern israel archaeologists have discovered one amazing fifth century floor mosaic after another. These wheels were typical of the wheels used in the 18th dynasty at the time of moses and the red sea exodus. Seem to corroborate the biblical version of the red sea crossing when the army of the egyptian pharaoh was destroyed by the returning waters.

According to the book of exodus god parted the red sea long enough for the moses led israelites to walk across it on dry ground but closed the waters up again upon the pursuing egyptian army and. Proof of the biblical exodus is at the bottom of the red sea. Four six and eight spoked wheels were found in the red sea. These are confirmed with chariot in egyptian.

This one includes pictures of what are said to be chariot wheels that were discovered on the floor of the red sea confirmation of the biblical account of pharaoh s army being drowned while pursuing the hebrews. Ancient egyptian chariots found in red sea by marshall beeber gilded and coral encrusted egyptian chariot wheels found in gulf of aqaba at nuweiba sinai peninsula an introduction and moses stretched out his hand over the sea. And the lord caused the sea to go back by a strong east wind all that.