Lost first Jewish settlemen has found?

The bible refers to a powerful 10th century B.C. Kingdom of David, Israel's second king, stretching from Egypt to the Euphrates, but little evidence of its existence has ever been found.
According to CNN now, an archaeological discovery at Khirbet Qeiyafa, in Elah Valley, 30 km from Jerusalem, appears to show signs of a Jewish settlement.
It's a small one, not so glorified as the Bible presented.

Evidence found at the site included a single pottery fragment with an inscription believed to be an early form of Hebrew and olive pits dated as 3,000 years old.
And City of David was dated as 10th century B.C..
I think that The Bible´s schedule is right, and The Book tells about first known empire after the Atlantis has got bogged down in the see, but now it has found significant discovery by archaeologists.
It was not Egypt, there were stretching from sinking Atlantis, according to akashic records.