La porte de Tibère à Médamoud - Volume I : le décor (textes, planches, paléographie). Architecture – Paysage most often reproduced in a

most often reproduced in a single tone

including numerous sketches and watercolors

L'immense diversité historique du corpus a conduit l'auteure à s'interroger sur les modes de constitution de la collection au fil des explorations et à éclaircir les intentions qui ont conduit à la sélection et au regroupement des objets qui forment aujourd'hui un ensemble

Nubia and Sudan

edited by Alexandre Vanautgaerden

La porte de Tibère à Médamoud - Volume I : le décor (textes, planches, paléographie). Architecture – Paysage most often reproduced in aA propylon introduced, from the beginning of the first millennium AD, the religious complex of Medamoud, on which rests an enclosure dated to Augustus by a commemorative stele. Although the construction of the gate was undoubtedly contemporary with that of the enclosure and the decoration of the embrasures was begun during this reign, the monument is known under the name of "Gate of Tiberius", the scenes and inscriptions of the facade and the reverse,