Several hundred ceremonial jars that originated in this region were found at a site whose abundance of pottery sherds led it to be named the “Mother of Pots.” This region's supposed wealth is represented by a fictional chief who boils milk in one text. The longest hieroglyphic inscription depicts a battle in this region, which is the most northerly battle depicted at Medinet Habu. The title advisor of a ruler (15[1])of this region returns to his homeland (-5[1])to die in The (*) Story of Sinuhe. (-5[1])Khor and Retjenu (-5[1])were Egyptian names for this original homeland of the Hyksos. The Amarna Letters (10[1])show that this region's (10[1]-5[1])city-states were split between clients of Egypt and of (10[1])Mitanni (-5[1])during the New Kingdom. Thutmose III won the oldest recorded battle (10[1]-5[1])near this region's (-5[1])city of Megiddo. (10[1])For 10 points, name this region later identified with the biblical Promised Land. ■END■ (10[6]0[4])