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Balat - Tome 12, The Sheikh Muftah site at Balat North (Relié)
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Résumé
The Sheikh Muftah site at Balat in the Dakhla Oasis in the Western Desert offers unique insights into the daily-life routine in a residential camp during the 3rd millennium BC. Its investigations revealed for the first time a well preserved stratigraphic sequence and dwelling features for the Sheikh Muftah group. These features together with the findings contribute to the discussion of subsistence and lifestyle of a non-sedentary group.
Dating back to a period when the Egyptian Pharaonic was significantly increasing, the research also answers to some questions about transcultural contacts and changes in the oasis.
Dating back to a period when the Egyptian Pharaonic was significantly increasing, the research also answers to some questions about transcultural contacts and changes in the oasis.
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- Date de parution : 06/05/2021
- Editeur : IFAO
- Collection : Fouilles de l'IFAO
- ISBN : 978-2-7247-0768-7
- EAN : 9782724707687
- Format : Grand Format
- Présentation : Relié
- Nb. de pages : 272 pages
- Poids : 1.364 Kg
- Dimensions : 24,4 cm × 32,6 cm × 2,3 cm
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The Sheikh Muftah site at Balat in the Dakhla Oasis in the Western Desert offers unique insights into the daily-life routine in a residential camp during the 3rd millennium BC. Its investigations revealed for the first time a well preserved stratigraphic sequence and dwelling features for the Sheikh Muftah group. These features together with the findings contribute to the discussion of subsistence and lifestyle of a non-sedentary group.
Dating back to a period when the Egyptian Pharaonic was significantly increasing, the research also answers to some questions about transcultural contacts and changes in the oasis.
Dating back to a period when the Egyptian Pharaonic was significantly increasing, the research also answers to some questions about transcultural contacts and changes in the oasis.
À propos de l'auteur
Biographie de Clara Jeuthe
Archéologue oeuvrant depuis de nombreuses années en Egypte, Clara Jeuthe est chercheuse associée à l'Institut archéologique allemand au Caire et membre de la mission archéologique de l'Institut français d'archéologie orientale à Balat, à Dakhla, oasis du désert occidental.Du même auteur
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