Revue Reliefs - n°11 Déserts Archéologie It demonstrates how they were

It demonstrates how they were able to free themselves from the conventions that usually guided them and create with surprising spontaneity and freedom

de ses habitants — et de leurs ambitions déçues

the book is structured into ten thematic chapters

a simple town in Lazio that became the capital of an Empire—first territorial

Scheduled as part of a general study of urban topography in the Iron Age

Revue Reliefs - n°11 Déserts Archéologie It demonstrates how they wereNew updated edition of a sold out issue with a free 18 24 cm print on 300 g art paper DESERTS File: A cross disciplinary approach through long form articles: The long march of the deserts (Gilles Ramstein) Deserts: the great crossing (Bruno Doucey) Wind of crises over the Sahara (Bruno Lecoquierre) 360 mirages (interview with Philippe Frey) Illustrated literary extracts: Isabelle Eberhardt, Annemarie Schwarzenbach, Flora Tristan Infographics: