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Jean-Philippe Lauer (1902 – 2001) was a French architect and Egyptologist.

Biography

Lauer devoted his life to exploring Djoser's funerary complex. In 1934, he found a left foot inside Djoser's Step Pyramid, which he believed belonged to the pharaoh whose mummy was never found.^[1]

Appearances

Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt (mentioned only)

References

↑ Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt – Inside Djoser's Step Pyramid: "Djoser and Jean-Philippe Lauer"

Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt

People

Mythical	Amun • Anubis • Apis • Bastet • Hathor • Horus • Iset • Khnum • Neith • Nephthys • Osiris • Ptah • Ra • Sekhmet • Serapis • Sheshat • Seth • Sobek • Thoth \| Apollo • Asclepius • Cyrene • Demeter • Hercules • Nike • Pan • Perseus • Zeus \| Fortuna

29th-12th century BCE	Djoser • Hetepheres I • Imhotep • Sneferu \| Djedefre • Khafre • Khufu • Menkaure • Shepseskaf \| Mereruka \| Mentuhotep II \| Amenemhat III \| Amenhotep II • Hatshepsut \| Amenhotep III • Thutmose IV • Tutankhamun \| Ramesses II

7th-1st century BCE	Battos Aristottle \| Amasis II • Arcesilaus II • Pythagoras \| Herodotus • Pindar • Socrates \| Alexander the Great • Aristippos • Aristotle • Deinokrates • Eubotas of Cyrene • Philip II • Plato \| Berenice II • Eratosthenes • Euclid • Herophilos • Kallimachos • Ptolemy I Soter • Ptolemy III Euergetes \| Ptolemy V Epiphanes • Ptolemy VIII Physcon \| Achillas • Arsinoë IV • Augustus • Caesarion • Cleopatra • Ganymedes • Julius Caesar • Mark Antony • Mithridates • Octavia • Pompey • Pothinus • Ptolemy X Alexander I • Ptolemy XII Auletes • Ptolemy XIII • Ptolemy XIV • Spartacus

1st-12th century	Andrew the Apostle • Plutarch • Tiberius \| Hadrian • Marcus Aurelius • Trajan \| Diocletian \| Hypatia • Theodosius I \| Justinian I \| Al-Ma'mun

18th-21st century	Napoleon Bonaparte \| Auguste Mariette • Gaston Maspero • Giovanni Battista Caviglia • Jean-François Champollion • Karl Richard Lepsius \| Ahmed Youssef • Alan Gardiner • Jean-Philippe Lauer • Mark Lehner \| Jean-Claude Golvin

Factions

Ptolemaic dynasty • Roman Republic • Roman Empire | Byzantine Empire

Locations

Babylonia (Babylon) • Egypt (Alexandria • Apollonia • Cairo • Giza • Krokodilopolis • Memphis • Sais • Siwa • Thebes) • Greece (Cos • Thera) • Libya (Cyrenaica) • Nubia

Events

War of Actium • Siege of Alexandria

Terms and concepts

Currencies (Drachma) • Religion (Christianity • Egyptian mythology) • Mummification • Book of the Dead • Egyptian hieroglyphs • Silphium

Development/creative team

Jean-Claude Golvin • Martin Deschambault • Natasha Tan • Raphael Lacoste • Vincent Gaigneux

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-[[File:DTAE Jean-Philippe Lauer at Saqqara.png|thumb|Jean-Philippe Lauer on the site of Saqqara in 1939]]
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+|image=DTAE Jean-Philippe Lauer at Saqqara.png
+|birth=7 May 1902<br>[[Paris]], [[France|Republic of France]]
+|death=15 May 2001 {{c|aged 99}}<br>Paris, France
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 '''Jean-Philippe Lauer''' (1902 – 2001) was a [[France|French]] [[architect]] and [[Egypt|Egyptologist]].
-Lauer devoted his life to exploring [[Djoser]]'s [[Pyramid of Djoser|funerary complex]]. In 1934, he found a left foot inside Djoser's Step Pyramid, which he believed belonged to the pharaoh whose mummy was never found.<ref>''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – Inside Djoser's Step Pyramid: Djoser and Jean-Philippe Lauer</ref>
+==Biography==
+Lauer devoted his life to exploring [[Djoser]]'s [[Pyramid of Djoser|funerary complex]]. In 1934, he found a left foot inside Djoser's Step Pyramid, which he believed belonged to the pharaoh whose mummy was never found.<ref>''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Egypt]]'' – Inside Djoser's Step Pyramid: "Djoser and Jean-Philippe Lauer"</ref>
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