- Ramesside Memphis2007 | Faculty of Arts
- The Sky over Memphis2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Apis oracle at Memphis: a reality or misconception?2017 | Faculty of Arts
- A look through his window: the sanctuary of the divine Apis bull at Memphis2016 | Faculty of Arts
- God Ptah and the Theology of Memphis2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Living in Roman Memphis: the burials of the divine Apis bulls2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The Sheshonq Redemption: the crown prince Sheshonq D and the ancient line of the High Priests of Ptah at Memphis2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Memphis in Alexandria: the religious repertoire of the Main Tomb at Kom el-Shoqafa2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Death in the Temple of Ptah: The Roman Conquest of Egypt and Conflict at Memphis2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Memphis in the IVth and IIIrd Millenium: pyramids, royal palaces and settlements2008 | Faculty of Arts
- A propos Wjnn and their presence in Memphis2003 | Faculty of Arts
- The Majesty of Apis has gone to heaven: Burial of the sacred Apis bull within the landscape of Memphis during the Late Period (664-332 BCE)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Ptah2015 | Faculty of Arts
- A link between their fathers and husbands: strategic marriages within the Memphite elite society during the late Saite and at the very beginning of the Persian era (570-486 BCE)2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Titus and the Apis Bull: Reflections on the Socio-Political Importance of the Memphite Divine Bull in Roman Egypt2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Le décret de Memphis. Colloque de la Fondation Singer-Polignac a l'occasion de la célébration du bicentennaire de la découverte de la Pierre de Rosette2002 | Faculty of Arts
- The curious case of Heresankh, a perfect player of the sistrum of Min and a priestess of the king's sister Philotera2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Apis is Ptah, Apis is Re, Apis is Horus, son of Isis: the solar aspect of the Apis bull and the royal ideology of the Late Period2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Invisible wives: the relevance of intermarriages for the Late Saite Memphite elite society2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The social network of Ahmose-men-(m-)ineb-hedj, High Priest of Ptah under Amasis, Psammetichus III, Cambyses II and Darius I2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Equal in rank, different in the afterlife : Late Fifth and late Sixth Dynasty burial chambers at Abusir South2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Networks of power, strategic royal marriages and the legitimacy of Amasis within the Memphite elite society: Ta-kheta and Nekhtbasteteru revisited2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Mennofer and the reign of the 18th Dynasty2007 | Faculty of Arts
- Abusir South2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Late Saite - Early Persian Assemblages of Pottery from Abusir2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Between Tradition and Transformation : The Apis cult under Cambyses II and Darius I (c. 526-486 BC)2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Where did the royal palace "Extolled is Sahure's beauty" lie?2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Considerations on the Old Kingdom royal palace2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Facticity and freedom - metaphysic and phenomenologyPublication without faculty affiliation
- Visible and Yet Concealed : Agency and Form in Some Early Old Kingdom Tombs in Ancient Egypt2020 | Faculty of Arts
