De Méroé à Memphis

by Didier Devauchelle, Ghislaine Widmer

Book 30 of Cahiers de recherches de l'Institut de papyrologie et d'égyptologie de Lille --

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Extrait sommaire : 00Michel Azim et Brigitte Gratien : Le site de Mirgissa au Moyen Empire0Bernard Boyaval : Notes de lecture0Julia Budka : The New Kingdom town on Sai Island ? establishing the date of its foundation: potential and limits of ceramic studies0Jean-François Carlotti : Les modifications architecturales du temple d?Amada, à la lumière de nouvelles observations0Mélanie Cressent : Observations et réflexions sur l?origine de quelques statues découvertes sur le sol de l?antique Memphis0Jean-Claude Degardin : Intronisation royale et protection divine0Camille De Visscher : Provenance des stèles tardives : de l?ambiguïté des données0Sylvain Dhennin : Sobek ka de Rê et Amon guerrier. L?origine saïte de la théologie de Neith du sud.

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How do the diverse chronological and geographical focuses in this collection—ranging from Meroë to Memphis—shape our overarching understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization and its southern peripheries?
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In what ways do the archaeological findings and ceramic studies discussed in these essays challenge or reinforce traditional timelines of the New Kingdom?
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Considering the architectural modifications of the temple of Amada examined by Jean-François Carlotti, how do physical alterations to sacred spaces reflect changing political and religious priorities over time?

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