Wow! Maybe the Arabs were here first!

Can't comprehend the statement that the sphinx "either arrived around the beginning of the 2nd century BCE...or... in the 14th century BCE." Perhaps you meant "the beginning of the 2nd millennium BCE"???

neither the ancient egyptians nor the ancient canaanites were arabs. the egyptians depicted semitic peoples as foreigners with beards in tomb paintings over 3,000 years ago.

The ancient Egyptians were not Arabs FYI. Arabs first invaded Egypt around 649 AD FYI. The Copts are descended, not Arabians.

the Nubies were afrikan tribe, the gods: KA Ra Set including the sphinx r not semitic, if you want semitic Icon from Arab source try "illa" today in Arabic Alla: he was the moon god. later on was adopted as islam icon also known as the cresent. and no you can't find ancient cresent in Israel.

#1. Straight EEEEEEs for history. Dr. Zuckerman. Failed English. An object is either " unique" or not, there is no such thing as "very unique".

The know it all annoying Israeli/Jew bully. On behalf of many who are too intimidated to say it.

for instance, peddlers, somehow carried this "piece" of a sphinx to the northern Israel area and left it for a Jewish rich collector. Now that would be a good explanation.

English must be a second language for you. The word "unique" may have gradations. Something CAN be more unique than something else and it is not forbidden to say it.