Amenemhet I (c. 1991 - 1962 BC), first king of the 12th Dynasty, is credited with building Zoan (Egyptian Ḏꜥn.t, or "House of the Administration").  It is believed the city was built to oversee the construction of the "Walls of the Ruler," a string of East Delta fortifications designed to prevent non-natives from entering Egypt.  These walls are explicitly referred to in the Prophecy of Nerfeti.

Abraham settled in Hebron which, according to the Bible, was "built 7 years before Zoan" (Num. 13:22).  If this is true, Hebron didn't exist before 1998 BC, and Abraham couldn't have lived there until after  this time, when he was 168 years old (by Masoretic calculation).  Which also means that Isaac couldn't have been born until after Abraham left Hebron and journeyed Southward,  well beyond the age of 100!  Thus, even if we wanted to treat Abraham as a historical figure, the Masoretic version has erred by placing him in the wrong time period.  This is just one example of how Afro-Egyptian History, having chronological precedence,  rectifies the Biblical Narrative.