Parfums antiques. De l'archéologue au chimiste. Epigraphie Religion Drioton: “An Egyptian torso from

Drioton: “An Egyptian torso from the Lavigerie Museum”

il est le témoin des derniers feux du Fauvisme et de la naissance du Cubisme par sa proximité avec Picasso

le Petit Palais détenant plusieurs ''états'' de certaines oeuvres

Qaret el-Toub est un des rares sites du nord de l’oasis de Bahariya à avoir échappé aux prospections archéologiques menées par Ahmed Fakhry dans les années 1930-1940

is the scene of a “pharaonic” project dedicated to the reconstitution of a unique statuary program in the history of Egyptian art

Parfums antiques. De l'archéologue au chimiste. Epigraphie Religion Drioton: “An Egyptian torso fromThe use of perfume has continued to develop over the centuries, ever since humans began burning wood, resins, aromatic herbs, and spices and applying perfumed oils to their skin. Following the discovery of perfumeries at the archaeological sites of Delos (Greece), Herculaneum, Pompeii, and Paestum (Italy), an archaeologist and a chemist joined forces to study ancient perfumes. What was the role of perfumes in Antiquity? How were they made? With what