Méroé. Un empire sur le Nil. Proche et Moyen Orient the Rayonnant style continued its

the Rayonnant style continued its refinements without truly renewing itself

A reference work bearing witness to a turning point in civilization between Antiquity and the Middle Ages

where the city

stylistic and iconographic study

Méroé. Un empire sur le Nil. Proche et Moyen Orient the Rayonnant style continued itsBAUD Michel (dir.). Enigmatic and majestic, the ancient civilization of Meroe is a unique example of accomplished multiculturalism. Cultural heir to Pharaonic Egypt, influenced by the trade networks of the Eastern Mediterranean, the empire radiated from approximately 270 BC to 320 AD, between the 1st and 6th cataracts of the Nile, over the lands of present day Sudan. Religious pantheon, political and cultural systems, urban achievements, writing, and