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Chronique des travaux en Égypte, chronique 2023

Aurélie Anne-Laure Terrier
2023
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Soutenus par l’Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale du Caire, Ali Abdelhalim Ali (qui reprend les fonctions du professeur Shafia Bedier, décédée au mois de juin 2022), et Françoise Labrique ont codirigé en octobre 2022 une opération de terrain au temple des dieux Haroéris et Sobek à Kom Ombo. L’équipe réunissait les égyptologues Ali Abdelhalim Ali, professeur à l’université de Ayn Chams, Marion Claude, pensionnaire à l’IFAO, Françoise Labrique, professeur émérite de l’université de Cologne, Huzaifa Magdy Mohammed, égyptologue, assistant de Misr university for science and technology, Gaël Pollin, photographe de l’IFAO, l’inspecteur Sayed Hommosany et le restaurateur Emad Abdelaziz, du Ministère du Tourisme et des Antiquités.

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Aurélie Anne-Laure Terrier
2023
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