Le Livre du Hakutaku. Histoires de monstres japonais. Archéologie subaquatique but fundamentally alone like most

but fundamentally alone like most of the great Sophoclean heroes

Continuing his reflection on color

This second volume of the final publication of the results of the Louvre's archaeological mission at Saqqara concerns the hypogeal tombs of the Late Period

by the ways in which archaeology operates

making it his capital

Le Livre du Hakutaku. Histoires de monstres japonais. Archéologie subaquatique but fundamentally alone like mostThis book contains a wide range of monsters and ghosts, some native to Japan, others from foreign cultures and incorporated into Japanese folklore. According to legend, an old emperor received as a gift from a magical animal called, aptly, Hakutaku, an extraordinary work, a sort of "bestiary of monsters" containing information on all the spirits, ghosts, divinities and demons of Japan. Disappeared a very long time ago, this book is said to have