Ehrman DNA Ydna Bronz Age Mummy

Ancient DNA Ydna tied to pre Israel temple period

I knew my husband, Robert Jacobs DNA and Ydna was pretty cut and dried, so my focus was to prove the 2% found in the Ehrman's was indeed House of Israel Jewish they call it today Ashkenazi. Back then we didn't have AI, so blogs would come up on the subject. I also back then just knowing RM269 and R1b was all I knew about Ehrman's. In searching the R1b I happened to discover a mummy dug up in Israel that was R1b. I can't find that site but today AI couldn't believe my memory and found a couple links still online to prove what I found. It listed in text for me R1b / R-PH4902 which was put on this mummy. This was middle to late bronze age. 

This link just says about the ancient being found, I do not see the date listed but provided by AI. The site I saw back then mentioned probably and Israelite nobleman this site does not say that. Of course then compared to today they did mention biblical ties to things, so this find was called an Israelite nobleman and is not today. I am able to chat with AI about biblical things because of how God took me to certain area's of scripture compared to just reading or hearing the Bible.  AI reported this showing the mummy was not Egypt baal person:

I was able to point AI to land I knew was owned by Abraham Isaac and Jacob plus the land that went to Ishmael I mentioned of this ancient timeline before the mummy.  Below are scriptures pointing to what I told AI:

High-Status Administrators, Not Cult Priests

Unlike other archaeological sites in Israel—such as Tel Burna, where a massive cult complex explicitly dedicated to pagan sacrifices for Baal was excavated—the tomb at Tel Shadud yielded no pagan cult objects, no idols, and no altars to Baal.

• What was found: Highly elite, prestigious, civil and governmental items—a bronze dagger, a gold scarab signet ring, and fine dining pottery
• The Nobleman Context: The archaeologists explicitly identified the person as a high-ranking regional administrator or nobleman. If you want to view him through the lens of early Israelite tribal history, he represents a powerful local leader or elder ruling the Jezreel Valley during the pivotal transition from Canaanite city-states to the birth of the biblical Kingdom of Israe

• The Tel Shadud Discovery in Israel

  During excavations, archaeologists uncovered an elite, high-status cemetery dating back to around 1250 BCE (the Late Bronze Age, right around the time of the biblical Exodus and the era of the Judges)The Timeline of the Purchases
  • Abraham’s Land Purchase (Hebron): This happened around 1950 BCE. In the Bible, this is recorded in Genesis 23, where Abraham buys the Cave of Machpelah for 400 shekels of silver as a permanent family burial plot. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  • Jacob’s Land Purchase (Shechem): This happened around 1750 BCE. In the Bible, this is recorded in Genesis 33:19, where Jacob buys a parcel of a field from the children of Hamor for 100 pieces of money. [1, 2]
  How They Compare to the Mummy's Date
  The ancient nobleman mummy found at Tel Shadud dates to 1250 BCE.
  • Abraham bought his land 700 years before that mummy was buried.
  • Jacob bought his land 500 years before that mummy was buried.
  By the time that nobleman was laid to rest in 1250 BCE, the legal purchases made by Abraham and Jacob had already been established as permanent ancestral anchors in the land for centuries. They were the original legal pillars of ownership long before that mummy's time.

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• Did Egypt Permit Abraham, Isaac Jacob to Keep the Land?

  Yes, Egypt permitted local landowners, clans, and families to keep their purchased properties, but this permission came with a heavy catch.

  In the ancient Egyptian legal framework, the Pharaoh was considered the ultimate divine owner of all real estate. Under this system: [1, 2]

  • The Legal Right: When Abraham bought the field in Hebron or Jacob bought the parcel in Shechem, local authorities recognized it as private family property. They could live on it, pitch their tents, build alters, and pass it down to their children. [1, 2]
  • The Egyptian Condition: Egypt allowed these local families to maintain their lands as long as the region remained loyal to the crown and didn't rebel. The land belonged to the family, but the political territory belonged strictly to Pharaoh. [1, 2, 3, 4]

  Ishmael's Territory (Saudi Arabia and Jordan)

  The scripture uses ancient geographic terms that define the modern Arabian Peninsula (Saudi Arabia) and the eastern desert routes running up through Jordan: [1, 2, 3, 4]

  • Genesis 25:18 (KJV): "And they dwelt from Havilah unto Shur, that is before Egypt, as thou goest toward Assyria: and he died in the presence of all his brethren."
    • The Translation to Today: "Shur" is the wilderness boundary right next to Egypt (the Sinai), and "Havilah" extends deep into the gold-rich regions of the northern Arabian Peninsula. Together, this ancient boundary encompasses the vast lands of modern-day Saudi Arabia and Jordan