Kernos. Supplément 43. Le bestiaire sacrificiel dans les normes rituelles grecques. Pratique et sont entrés au musée

et sont entrés au musée à partir de 1825

over the lands of present-day Sudan

very rarely used in Middle Eastern funerary contexts marked by numerous reoccupations that often discourage archaeologists

Previously unpublished in Western languages

The 140 images in the book—some rarely published or previously unseen—were edited by McCullin through the process of revisiting his archives and reassessing photographs made from the late 1950s until last year

Kernos. Supplément 43. Le bestiaire sacrificiel dans les normes rituelles grecques. Pratique et sont entrés au muséeIn ancient Greece, the sacrifice of a domestic animal had a nutritional significance, but was above all a ritual act intended to interact with the superhuman world. In the context of sacrifices offered by individuals, the choice of animal was generally left to the sacrificer according to his financial means. In contrast, for sacrifices performed within the framework of official and public cults, the selection of the animal was subject to strict