Bulletin de liaison de la Céramique Egyptienne 29. BCE 29. Afrique Etayé par de nombreux cas

Etayé par de nombreux cas de figure (des pistes chantées des Aborigènes australiens aux routes romaines

Illustrated with 70 original calotypes by Maxime Du Camp

Over the past twenty-five years

the offspring of inbreeding practiced by the Julio-Claudian dynasty

Bulletin de liaison de la Céramique Egyptienne 29. BCE 29. Afrique Etayé par de nombreux casThis new issue of the Bulletin de liaison de la cramique gyptienne (BCE 29) presents in a first part the latest research in the field of ceramic studies with its "Regional Journey". It is enriched this year again with the contribution of recent archaeological work such as that carried out at Medamoud in the Theban region with the exceptional discovery of limestone ceramic kilns from the 17th 18th dynasties (cf. BARAHONA MENDIETA et al.). Several other