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Le palais des hiéroglyphes - Sur les traces de Champollion
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Studio:Bleu Kobalt, CNC, Thirteen, Histoire TV, RTBF, The WNET Group, PROCIREP, Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale (IFAO) du Caire, Société des Producteurs et de l’ANGOA, France Télévisions
Cast
Patrick Cabouat
Director
Claude Traunecker
Égyptologue – Directeur scientifique de la Mission TT 33
Laurent Coulon
Égyptologue - Directeur de l’IFAO
Silvia Einaudi
Égyptologue – Codirectrice de la Mission TT 33
Isabelle Régen
Égyptologue - Codirectrice de la Mission TT 33
Cédric Larcher
Égyptologue - Directeur de la Mission de Deir el-Médina, IFAO
Elizabeth Bettles
Égyptologue - Université de Leiden, Pays-Bas
Salima Ikram
Égyptologue – Université Américaine du Caire
Christophe Barbotin
Conservateur général, Département des Antiquités égyptiennes du musée du Louvre
Federico Poole
Conservateur – Museo Egizio, Turin
Cédric Gobeil
Conservateur – Museo Egizio, Turin
Gaël Pollin
Photographe - IFAO
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