Papyrus funéraire de l'Égypte ancienne d'Amenemsaouf (Papyrus Louvre N 3292). beaux arts but also monuments destined to

but also monuments destined to disappear (the ramparts of Narbonne)

Part One: From the Neolithic to the Carolingian period

Nicole Gourdon-Platel

the organization of maritime trade

little studied until now

Papyrus funéraire de l'Égypte ancienne d'Amenemsaouf (Papyrus Louvre N 3292). beaux arts but also monuments destined toThis work offers the translation of "Funeral Papyrus of Amenemsaouf" presented in "Papyrus Louvre N 3292". Probably dating from the 21st or 22nd dynasty (c. 1000 BC), this "Papyrus" is written in cursive hieroglyphs and its length is approximately 4. 49 m for a height of 38 cm. It contains 21 "Chapters". This study provides the hieroglyphic transcription, transliteration and translation of each of these "Chapters" and an Appendix provides a color