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Camelus ou Equus ?: Le rôle des dromadaires dans les stathmoi et praesidia du désert Oriental d’Égypte
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Cette synthèse sur le rôle des animaux de tâche dans le désert Oriental d’Égypte vient en complément d’études précédemment réalisées sur l’alimentation, l’artisanat et le ravitaillement des populations anciennes installées ou de passage dans la région, autant d’activités qui n’auraient pu du reste se développer sans la présence d’ânes et de dromadaires.Ces dernières années, l’histoire du dromadaire dans le désert Oriental a été relancée par les fouilles menées dans la zone comprise entre la ...
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“and that their use in caravan transport became quickly widespread, from the beginning of the Hellenistic period (331–30 BC) (Chaufray 2020; Cuvigny 2020), at the expense of equids, and more specifically the donkey, which was used as a load-carrying animal during the Pharaonic period (Leguilloux 2020; Mitchell 2018).”
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“and that their use in caravan transport became quickly widespread, from the beginning of the Hellenistic period (331–30 BC) (Chaufray 2020; Cuvigny 2020), at the expense of equids, and more specifically the donkey, which was used as a load-carrying animal during the Pharaonic period (Leguilloux 2020; Mitchell 2018).”
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- Authors
- Leguilloux, M.
- Venue
- Les vaisseaux du désert et des steppes
- Publisher
- MOM Éditions
- Published
- 2020
- Pages
- 181-198
- Cited by
- 3
- References
- 13
- Language
- fr
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