Avant Champollion, le mystère si coriace des hiéroglyphes

Published on July 12, 2022

« 1822, les hiéroglyphes déchiffrés » (2/5). Ils étaient les vestiges d’une langue morte depuis le IVᵉ siècle et la fermeture des temples de l’Egypte antique. Avant que l’égyptologue français ne les décode, de nombreux chercheurs avaient tenté de percer leurs secrets.

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