Les Vaisseaux du désert et des steppes. Les camélidés dans l'Antiquité (Camelus dromedarius et Camelus bactrianus). Océanie They are displayed alongside prints

They are displayed alongside prints of a more "archaeological or documentary" spirit

siège de Tenochtitlan

Plutarch's work has been widely used as a historical source without ever questioning the nature

also providing brief testimonies on Dadaism

Les Vaisseaux du désert et des steppes. Les camélidés dans l'Antiquité (Camelus dromedarius et Camelus bactrianus). Océanie They are displayed alongside printsArchaeology(s) Collection 2 It was in the 1st millennium BC that the dromedary and, to a lesser extent, the camel began to impose their tall silhouettes on the roads of the Near East and Egypt. Gathering in two workshops, in Lyon and then in Nanterre, sixteen archaeologists and historians attempted to assess the extent of this camel revolution. From Xinjiang to the Libyan Desert, the increasingly intensive use of the large camelids of the ancient