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Aswan Stele, Joseph Link
The “Famine Stele” on Sehel Island in Aswan describes seven years of drought and low Nile floods during the reign of King Djoser. It recounts that his adviser, Imhotep, went to Aswan and received a vision in which the god Khnum promised the floods would return. The stele does not establish a direct connection to the story of the Prophet Joseph; the only similarity is the years of famine. Djoser’s reign dates to around 2600 BCE, whereas Joseph is thought to have lived between 1700 and 1500 BCE. The stele itself was inscribed during the Ptolemaic period.
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