Ancienne Nécropole de Lycopolis, à Syout

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Ancienne Nécropole de Lycopolis, à Syout

Creator

Maxime Du Camp

French photographer and writer (1822–1894) · 1822–1894

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Date
1849–50
Medium
Salted paper print from paper negative
Department
Photographs
Institution
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Object ID
287094

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A rocky hillside with sparse vegetation and a small structure in the foreground.

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  • Asyut — Asyut Governorate, EgyptMatched from the record’s own words: “Ancienne Nécropole de Lycopolis, à Syout”
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