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Jan 2022
19m 3s

La vie quotidienne des egyptiens

BENJAMIN BRILLAUD
About this episode
Ah, l'Egypte ancienne… Ses pyramides, ses hiéroglyphes, son papyrus et ses pharaons… Autant de choses qui fascinent et passionnent depuis des siècles. Et pourtant, aujourd’hui, ben on ne va pas du tout en parler ! Dans cet épisode, on va se concentrer sur l’aspect quotidien de l’Égypte ancienne, sur comment vivaient les Égyptiens sous l’autorité de leur pharaon et le regard plus ou moins bienveillant de leurs divinités. Alimentation, artisanat, agriculture… Pour une fois, on va détourner le regard des grands monuments et jeter un œil vers celles et ceux sans qui ils n’auraient pas pu exister !

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