Dr. of Biblical Egyptology Lesson 2 (From the student: Adriano Acosta)

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- Assignment 1:1 (by student Adriano Acosta)

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Biblical Egyptology Lesson 3

Yes, I think that if the historic literature has been reviewed robustly by a good number of scholars (let's just say more than a dozen) and that these scholars are in general agreement about the validity and content of the document then it should be able to referenced as a primary source. in cases where the content and context are not in general agreement then you should reference the scholar who provided the proof that draws in to the work you are compiling. you may also reference two scholars individually who come to different conclusions about the same historical document.