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Mr. Greenberg seems to delight in a game of scholarly gotcha. New York TimesA New York City criminal defense attorney and President of the Biblical Archaeology Society of New York (BASNY), Mr. Gary Greenberg explores the intersection between ancient myth and history, especially for Egyptian influences on the Bible. Mr. Greenberg frequently lectures and presents academic papers on ancient history, mythology, and biblical studies. He has also written for Egyptological journals. He is a member of many academic research organizations and currently edits the BASNY Explorer, devoted to news of biblical and Near Eastern archaeology. Mr. Greenberg has appeared on numerous television and radio shows, including Tony Browns Journal, and talk shows hosted by Barry Farber, Mort Downey, Bernie McCain, and Lionel, and even served as guest commentator on Court TV. In addition to Mr. Greenbergs historical writings, he has written on law, politics and computers. He is a former Editor-in-Chief of Outlook magazine. In 1978, he ran for Governor of New York for the Libertarian Party. An intriguing approach to a long-debated issue. Dr. Aidan Dodson BA (Liverpool), MPhil, PhD (Cantab), Visiting Fellow in Archaeology, University of Bristol UK. An excellent and well-written analysis that makes a valuable contribution to the study of Egyptian chronology and king-lists. Greenberg shows that Manetho originally had a highly accurate record of Egyptian chronology but that it was severely altered in the course of transmission. Of particular interest is his reconstruction of Manethos original Twelfth Dynasty and Second Intermediate Period chronologies and his demonstration that Manethos chronology paralleled that of the Turin Canon far more often than previously recognized. Dr. Frank J. Yurco, The Field Museum, Chicago.Gary Greenberg is the author of 'Manetho: A Study in Egyptian Chronology : How Ancient Scribes Garbled an Accurate Chronology of Dynastic Egypt (Marco Polo Monographs, 8)' with ISBN 9780971468368 and ISBN 0971468362.
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