[5 phot. d'Egypte en 1862 par W. Hammerschmidt: Le Caire, Louqsor, Thèbes, Edfou]

Comprend : Le Caire en 1862, ou environs. ; Haute-Egypte, Thèbes, le temple de Louqsor vers 1862 (Maspero en a commencé le déblaiement le 16 mars 1883) ; Haute-Egypte : temple d'Edfou (Apollinopolis magna)avant son déblaiement par Marinette Bey. ; Haute-Egypte : vallée de Bâl el Molouk ; entrée du ravin où sont creusés les hypogées. (vallée des tombeaux des rois, à Thèbes). ; Haute-Egypte, Thèbes(1862 ?): premier pylône de Karnak vu du nord (le pylône ptolémaïque et le temple de Khons à Karnak).

[Phot. du plan de la maison de Napoléon à Sainte-Hélène, levé et phot. par Mareschal en 1860-1862, donné en 1888 par Jochem, chef de bataillon du génie en retraite]

Donateur : Jochem (18..-18..)

Pieces of Iowa’s Past, January 11, 2012

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