Institut français d’archéologie orientale (IFAO)
IFAO (Institut français d’archéologie orientale) in Cairo is one of the major French research center abroad and falls under the aegis of the Ministry of Education (National, Higher and Research). The institute’s mission is to study the successive civilizations of Egypt from prehistory until the modern era. The disciplines involved are archaeology, history, and language studies; excavation sites of the IFAO cover all eras (prehistory, Pharaonic Egypt, antiquity, the Islamic period) and are situated throughout Egypt (Nile valley, Delta, oases, Eastern and Western Desert, Sinai and the Red Sea); and research is often multi-disciplinary. The publications concern archaeology, philology, history, history of art, religion, from prehistoric to modern and contemporary periods with specific attention given to works relating to excavations and unpublished studies, and some thematic studies dealing with architecture and society.
Annales Islamologiques 46
Dossier: L'exercice du pouvoir a l'age sultanats. Production, manifestation, reception
Volume 46
Instantanes d’Egypte
Tresors photographiques de l'Institut francais d'archeologie orientale
Volume 50
La Chapelle d’Hathor. Temple d’Hatchepsout a Deir el-Bahari. II – Facade et salles hyposty
Volume 133
Athribis I. General Site Survey 2003-2007
Archaeologial and Conservation Studies: The Gate of Ptolemy IX. Architecture and Inscriptions. 1. Text. 2. Tafeln
Volume 1.1