Ateliers primaires de l’Égypte gréco-romaine : le site de Beni Salama dans le Wadi Natrun (original) (raw)
archéosciences, 2017
The remains of the bronze workshops discovered at parcel SFI654 in Beirut offer a rare opportunity to investigate large bronze casting during the roman period. These consist mainly of three casting pits sated to the 2nd - 3rd Century AD and located in an architectural complex that probably had a religious character and to which a bath was associated. The careful examination of all technical ceramics and copper base alloy remains and the analyses of a representative sample group helped understanding how these pits worked. the casting activity took place during the construction of the complex to furnish it with large vessels and monumental doorframe fittings. Furthermore, the evidence revealed crucial steps of the manufacturing process of large bronzes. These show that the melting of the leaded bronze alloys was done in large stationnary crucibles connected to the molds by a duct used for pouring of the molten metal. The results from this investigation initiated a comparison between w...
Archéologie française en Égypte Recherche, coopération, innovation, 2020
Cartes v Avant-propos ix Préface xi Tableau chronologique xii LES GRANDS ACTEURS DE L'ARCHÉOLOGIE FRANÇAISE EN ÉGYPTE Le cadre institutionnel et la coopération franco-égyptienne en archéologie L'Institut français d'archéologie orientale (Ifao) Le Centre d'études alexandrines (CEAlex) Le Centre franco-égyptien d'étude des temples de Karnak (CFEETK) La Mission archéologique française de Thèbes-ouest (MAFTO) et le Ramesseum Le musée du Louvre L'Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) L'Institut national de recherches archéologiques préventives (Inrap) Le mécénat PANORAMA DES MISSIONS FRANÇAISES EN ÉGYPTE LE CAIRE ET SES ENVIRONS Abou Rawach, nécropole protodynastique M Saqqara (MafS) Tabbet el-Guech