Le Livre des deux chemins de l'Egypte ancienne (CTVII, [1029] - [1185]) Histoire de l’archéologie and extensively ravaged by sebâkh

and extensively ravaged by sebâkh excavators

she used many elements of the effort she made during six years of Christian archaeology courses at the Institut supérieur de Liturgie in Paris

Written at the end of the Middle Kingdom and discovered in a wooden box at the bottom of a burial shaft during English excavations carried out in 1895-1896 on the west bank of Thebes

Le dossier du lochage Zènodôros (nos 70‑74)

Le Livre des deux chemins de l'Egypte ancienne (CTVII, [1029] - [1185]) Histoire de l’archéologie and extensively ravaged by sebâkhThis work offers the hieroglyphic transcription, transliteration and translation of the "Book of Two Paths". Known exclusively from sarcophagus collections from El Bersheh, the "Book of Two Paths" is divided into two distinct sets: a) Text I in which four sections can be distinguished: from spell [1029] to spell [1069]: presentation of the two paths, underpinned by the earth water and solar lunar dualities; from spell [1070] to spell [1087]: end of