Archi-. L’expression de la supériorité hiérarchique entre artisans dans les papyrus égyptiens

Carl-Loris Raschel

doi:10.1484/j.cde.5.150880

July 1, 2024Chronique d Egypte

Archi-. L’expression de la supériorité hiérarchique entre artisans dans les papyrus égyptiens

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Key Points

To explore the meaning and context of the term 'archi-' and its relation to professional hierarchies in ancient Egypt.
Analysis of historical documents from Ptolemaic, Roman, and Byzantine Egypt.
Identification of the term 'archi-' in various professional contexts.
Investigation of the roles and occupations associated with 'archi-'.
Synthesis of findings on the implications of these roles within social hierarchies.
'Archi-' may refer to a president of a professional association or public worker.
Certain trades are consistently linked with 'archi-' across different periods.
The term appears in significant documents highlighting social hierarchy and professional roles throughout Egyptian history.

Implication

Archival analysis examines hierarchical roles of artisans in ancient Egypt, suggesting social structures within societies.

Abstract

Archi- peut-il désigner le président d'une association professionnelle? - Archi- peut-il désigner un travailleur «public»? - Quels métiers sont concernés? - Où et quand trouve-t-on des archi- dans l'Égypte ptolémaïque, romaine et byzantine? - Quel est le rôle des archi- dans les documents disponibles ? - Synthèse.

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