Fig. 40. On the following page, a table of the archaeological finds from the Negev and Sinai indicates the periods of archaeological hiatus and the periods of semi-hiatus in which only military stations are present. As we can see, in the second millennium BC no signs of sedentary tribal life are found throughout the whole peninsula. (HK Archive).
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