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2009 - Sachet I., Delhopital N., “Area 5, Work in the Monumental Tombs”, dans Nehmé L., al Talhi D. and Villeneuve F. (dir.), Hegra I : Report on the First Excavation Season (2008) at Madâ’in Sâlih, Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Supreme Commission for Tourism, p. 205-258. ISBN 978-603-8022-31-3.
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2010 - Gueli A.M., Dubernet S., Burrafato G., Chapoulie R., Ristuccia G.M., Sachet I., Stella G., Troja S.O., Zuccarello A.R., “Analysis of coloured beads from Petra (Jordan) ”, dans Colore e colorimetria: contributi multidisciplinari vol. VI, Lecce 2010, p. 195-202
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2010 - Augé Chr., Bernard V., Dal-Prà P., Gerber Y., Nehmé L., Sachet I., « Report on the 2004, Fourth Season, of the Saudi-French Archaeological Project at Madâ’in Sâlih », Atlal 20, p. 197-220, pl. 7.1-7.20, p. 145-157 [version arabe].
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2006 - Nehmé L., Arnoux T., Bessac J.-Cl., Braun J.-P., Courbon P., Dentzer-Feydy J., Rigot J.-B., Sachet I., « Report on the Third Season 2003 of the Saudi French Archaeological Project at Mada’in Salih », Atlal 19, p. 59-90, arabe p. 167-190, pl. 8.1-8.22.
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2006 - Nehmé L., Arnoux T., Bessac J.-C., Braun J.-P., Dentzer J.-M., Kermorvant A., Sachet I., Tholbecq L., avec une contribution de J.-B. Rigot, « Mission archéologique de Madâin Sâlih (Arabie Saoudite). Recherches menées de 2001 à 2003 dans l’ancienne Hijrâ des Nabatéens », AAE 17, p. 41-124.
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Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, 2015
The excavation of tomb IGN 117 in Madâ’in Sâlih, ancient Hegra, in Saudi Arabia, produced a large... more The excavation of tomb IGN 117 in Madâ’in Sâlih, ancient Hegra, in Saudi Arabia, produced a large amount of bones, objects and materials (leather, fabric, fruit, wood, amorphous organic substances) of the Nabataean-Roman period (first to early fourth century AD). Two pieces of fabric and leather are of particular interest because they contained pierced dates (Phoenix dactylifera) strung together using date-palm leaflets.
These exceptional discoveries are poorly attested in Near Eastern funerary contexts. Together with other data from Madâ’in Sâlih, the southern Near East and Egypt, this
interdisciplinary analysis leads to the reconstruction of part of the funerary practices related to the preservation and preparation of the body that occurred in tomb IGN 117. Finally, the analysis allows the questioning of the symbolic role of plant jewellery and the date palm in a funerary context.
Keywords: funerary practices, ‘plant jewellery’, date palm, Nabataean-Roman period, Arabian Peninsula
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These exceptional discoveries are poorly attested in Near Eastern funerary contexts. Together with other data from Madâ’in Sâlih, the southern Near East and Egypt, this
interdisciplinary analysis leads to the reconstruction of part of the funerary practices related to the preservation and preparation of the body that occurred in tomb IGN 117. Finally, the analysis allows the questioning of the symbolic role of plant jewellery and the date palm in a funerary context.
Keywords: funerary practices, ‘plant jewellery’, date palm, Nabataean-Roman period, Arabian Peninsula
These exceptional discoveries are poorly attested in Near Eastern funerary contexts. Together with other data from Madâ’in Sâlih, the southern Near East and Egypt, this
interdisciplinary analysis leads to the reconstruction of part of the funerary practices related to the preservation and preparation of the body that occurred in tomb IGN 117. Finally, the analysis allows the questioning of the symbolic role of plant jewellery and the date palm in a funerary context.
Keywords: funerary practices, ‘plant jewellery’, date palm, Nabataean-Roman period, Arabian Peninsula