Достаточно спорное утверждение.
Очень верное. Чтобы дискутировать на такие темы необходимо владеть фактическим материалом, который можно получить только из книг, а никак не из интернета, где качество публикаций рассчитано на профана, а не на проффессионала. По-этому я вновь предлагаю Вам прочесть несколько книг:
Aharoni, Y. 1976. "Nothing Early and Nothing Late: Re-Writing Israel`s Conquest." Biblical Archaeologist 39(2): 55-76.
Albright, W.F. 1939. "The Israelite Conquest of Canaan in the Light of Archaeology". BASOR 74: 11-23
Alt, A. 1968. "The Settlement of the Israelites", in: Essays on Old Testament History and Religion, Translated by R.A. Wilson, Anchor Books, New York (1968), pp. 175-221.
Callaway, J.A. 1985. "A New Perspective on the Hill Country Settlement of Canaan in Iron Age I", pp. 31-49. in: Palestine in the Bronze and Iron Ages, Papers in Honor of Olga Tufnell, ed. J.N. Tubb. London.
Fritz, V. 1981. “The Israelite “Conquest” in the light of Recent Excavations of Khirbet el Meshash”. BASOR 241: 61-73.
Fritz, V. 1987. “Conquest or Settlement? The Early iron Age in Palestine”. Biblical Archaeologist 50(2): 84-100.
Gotwald, N.K., 1978. Were the Early Israelities Pastoral Nomads?” Biblical Archaeology Review. 4(2): 2-7.
Gotwald, N.K., 1985. “The Israelite Settlement as a Social Revolutionary Movement”. pp. 34-46. in Aviram J. a.o. (eds) Biblical Archaeology Today, Jerusalem.
Hermann, S. 1985. “Basic Factors of Israelite Settlement in Canaan. Pp. 47-53. in Aviram J. a.o. (eds) Biblical Archaeology Today, Jerusalem.
Lemche, N.P. 1985. Early Israel. Leiden. (Supplement to Vetus Testamentum 37).
Ibrahim, M. 1978. “The Collared Rim Jar of the Early Iron Age. In: Archaeology in the Levant. eds. Moory, P.R.S. and Parr, P. Warminster: 117-126.
Kempinski, A. 1978. Tel Massos. Expedition 20(4): 29-37.
Lapp, P. 1967. "The Conquest of Palestine in the Light of Archaeology". Concordia Theological Monthly 38: 283-300.
Mattingly, G.L. 1983. “The Exodus-Conquest and the Archaeology of Trans Jordan: New Light on an Old Problem. Grace Theological Journal 42: 245-262.
Mazar, A. 1985. “The Israelite Settlement in Canaan in the Light of Archaeological Excavations. Pp. 61-71. in Aviram J. a.o. (eds) Biblical Archaeology Today, Jerusalem.
Mendenhall, G.E. 1962. "The Hebrew Conquest of Palestine". Biblical Archaeologist 25: 66-87.
Stager, L.H. 1985. "Merenptah, Israel and Sea Peoples: New Light on an Old Relief." Eretz Israel 18: 56-64.
Thompson, T.L. 1978. “Historical Notes on “Israel`s Conquest of Palestine: A Peasant`s Rebellion?”” Journal for the Study of the Old Testament 7: 20-27.
Vaux, R. de- 1978. The Early History of Israel. London: 523-680.
Weippert, M. 1971. The Settlement of Israelite Tribes in Palestine. London.
Weippert, M. 1979. “The Israelite Conquest and the evidence from Transjordan”. in: Symposia Celebrating the Seventy Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the American Schools of Oriental Research. ed. F.M. Cross. Cambridge, Mass.: 15-34.
Wüst, M. 1975. Untersuchungen zu den siedlungsgeographischen Texten des Alten testament 1: Ostjordanland. Wiesbaden.
Yadin, Y. 1979. “The Transition from a semi-Nomadic to a sedentary Society in the Twelfth Century BCE”. pp. 37-68. in Symposia Celebrating the Seventy Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the American Schools of Oriental Research (1900-1975). ed. F.M. Cross. Cambridge, Mass.
Yadin, Y. 1982. “Is the Biblical Account of the Israelite Conquest Historically Reliable? Biblical Archaeology Review. 8(2): 17-23.
Zertal, A. 1985. “Has Joshua`s Altar been found on Mt. Ebal? Biblical Archaeology Review. 11(1): 26-43.
Aharoni, Y. 1979. The Land of the Bible: A Historical Geography. 2nd Revised Edition.
Translated from the Hebrew and Edited by A. F. Rainey. London: Burns and Oates.
Aharoni, Y., and Amiran, R. 1958. A New Scheme for the Subdivision of the Iron Age in Palestine. Israel Exploration Journal 8: 171–184.
Dever, W.G. 2001. What Did the Biblical Writers Know and When Did They Know It? Grand Rapids and Cambridge: William B. Eerdmans.
Finkelstein, I. 1997.Pots and People Revisited: Ethnic Boundaries in the Iron Age I. Pp. 216 – 237 in The Archaeology of Israel: Constructing the Past, Interpreting the Present, eds. N. A. Silberman and D. Small (Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series 237). Sheffield: Academic Press.
Finkelstein, I. and Silberman, N. A.2001. The Bible Unearthed: Archaeology's New Vision of Ancient Israel and the Origin of Its Sacred Texts. New York: Free Press.
Halpern, B.1996.The Construction of the Davidic State: An Exercise in Historiography. Pp. 44–75 in The Origins of the Early Israelite States, eds. V. Fritz and P. R. Davies (Journal or the Study of the Old Testament Supplement Series 228). Sheffield: JSOT Press.
Mazar, A. 1990.Archaeology of the Land of the Bible 10,000–586 B.C.E. New York (Anchor Bible Series): Doubleday.
Sharon, I. 2001."Transition Dating" — A Heuristic Mathematical Approach to the Collation of 14C Dates from Stratified Sequences. Radiocarbon 43/3: 345–354.
Finkelstein I. 1993. Shiloh – The Archaeology of a Biblical Site. Tel Aviv.
Mazar A. 1981. “Giloh: An Early Israelite Settlement Site near Jerusalem”. Israel Exploration Journal 31:1-36.
После того, как ознакомитесь с фактическим материалом, мы сможем продолжить дискуссию. До тех же пор она бессмыссленна, так как мы толчём воду в ступе. Читайте, читайте и ещё раз читайте.