Some days ago (19/12), I had the pleasure of defending my PhD dissertation, entitled “Egypt and the Aegean world (18th-mid.-14th c. BCE): from the Admonitions of Ipuwer to the Fall of Knossos”. 📖
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NEW Archaeologists discover a major New Kingdom (c. 1550–1069 BC) settlement at Kom el-Nugus, Egypt!
The region was thought to have only been occupied from the Hellenistic period (332–31 BC) onwards, prompting re-evaluation of northern Egypt's history.
🆓 https://t.co/6Uzi6xlZj8
Some days ago (19/12), I had the pleasure of defending my PhD dissertation, entitled “Egypt and the Aegean world (18th-mid.-14th c. BCE): from the Admonitions of Ipuwer to the Fall of Knossos”. 📖
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3/3 Thank you to all my family, friends and colleagues for coming from the four corners of France, Belgium and sometimes even further afield... to celebrate the end of this wonderful student cycle! 🤩 It was a beautiful day, intense and rich in emotion. 🥹 #EndOfPhDlife
2/3 At the end of the two examinations (private defense and public soutenance) of this Franco-Belgian International Dual-PhD, the jury proclaimed me Doctor in Egyptology from @univpaulvalery and Doctor in History, Art History and Archaeology from @UCLouvain_be. 🧑🎓