L'Egypte, territoire aride, dépend essentiellement du Nil pour l'irrigation de ses terres agricoles. La variabilité temporelle de la crue du fleuve a donc pu affecter directement la dynamique de la population égyptienne. Ici, cette hypothèse est testée en étudiant la variation du climat pendant l'Egypte ancienne parallèlement à des indicateurs du mode de vie des égyptiens. La variation dans le temps du δ18Ow de l'eau du Nil est reconstituée à partir des valeurs de δ18Op du phosphate de l'apatite de momies égyptiennes. L'augmentation de +3 ‰ du δ18Ow de l'eau du Nil entre la période Prédynastique (5500BP) et la période Gréco-Romaine (2000BP) est causée par une modification des conditions de précipitation au-dessus des sources du Nil. Elle tr...
The Palaeolithic of the Egyptian Nile Valley. Our knowledge of the palaeotithic history of the Egypt...
Integrated lithostratigraphic and geochronologic studies of Umm Akhtar Playa, a newly discovered dry...
Supported by the diffèrent papers of this thematic issue on the paleoenvironments of the Middle East...
The Egyptian civilization arose and developed during the Predynastic period (7300 to 5000 years befo...
In this article we summarize the isotopic analyses conducted on skeletons and mummies of the Nile Va...
Occupation of the Egyptian Western Desert during the Holocene is linked with the summer monsoon, the...
The effect of climate change on food and water sustainability is an alarming issue worldwide. Food r...
During the Quaternary period, the eastern Sahara's hydroclimate oscillated between wet and dry inter...
International audienceIn Northeastern Africa, the beginning of the IOS 3 is characterized by a hyper...
Egypt is one of world's oldest human-populated areas. Some of the first written evidence of inhabiti...
This paper clarifies the nature and extent of an important cultural horizon in the later prehistory ...
According to several kinds of data (marine cores, the Dead Sea sedimentology, the palynology of the ...
International audienceThe site of El-Deir, located at the foot of the Naqb Abou Sighaoual pass, nort...
International audienceAfter the sharp transition to aridity that followed the “Green Sahara” episode...
Climatic change from the late Pleistocene to the early Holocene had massive effects on the environme...
The Palaeolithic of the Egyptian Nile Valley. Our knowledge of the palaeotithic history of the Egypt...
Integrated lithostratigraphic and geochronologic studies of Umm Akhtar Playa, a newly discovered dry...
Supported by the diffèrent papers of this thematic issue on the paleoenvironments of the Middle East...
The Egyptian civilization arose and developed during the Predynastic period (7300 to 5000 years befo...
In this article we summarize the isotopic analyses conducted on skeletons and mummies of the Nile Va...
Occupation of the Egyptian Western Desert during the Holocene is linked with the summer monsoon, the...
The effect of climate change on food and water sustainability is an alarming issue worldwide. Food r...
During the Quaternary period, the eastern Sahara's hydroclimate oscillated between wet and dry inter...
International audienceIn Northeastern Africa, the beginning of the IOS 3 is characterized by a hyper...
Egypt is one of world's oldest human-populated areas. Some of the first written evidence of inhabiti...
This paper clarifies the nature and extent of an important cultural horizon in the later prehistory ...
According to several kinds of data (marine cores, the Dead Sea sedimentology, the palynology of the ...
International audienceThe site of El-Deir, located at the foot of the Naqb Abou Sighaoual pass, nort...
International audienceAfter the sharp transition to aridity that followed the “Green Sahara” episode...
Climatic change from the late Pleistocene to the early Holocene had massive effects on the environme...
The Palaeolithic of the Egyptian Nile Valley. Our knowledge of the palaeotithic history of the Egypt...
Integrated lithostratigraphic and geochronologic studies of Umm Akhtar Playa, a newly discovered dry...
Supported by the diffèrent papers of this thematic issue on the paleoenvironments of the Middle East...