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"Bleu": Semi-autobiographical tale in poetic prose in French by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"L'Heure bleue" A reflection in poetic prose on life transitions by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Coptic textiles of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts": Iconographical analysis of Coptic textiles by Wendy Landry, Anne-Laure Rameau, Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Votive representations for 'the lady of life'. Iconographical analysis of faience bowls of the Egyptian New Kingdom": Doctoral thesis by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Votive representations for the 'Lady of Life': iconography of New Kingdom Egyptian earthenware". Presentation in French based on doctoral thesis by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Social and ideological functions of iconographical representations of dance in Pharaonic Egypt": Masters' thesis by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Sexuality in ancient Egypt: a brief comparative study of the transformations between the Pharaonic and Ptolemaic periods" by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Exploration of the medicinal and psycholeptic properties of the water lilies (known as 'lotus') from Pharaonic Egypt": Presentation in French by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Exploration of the medicinal and psycholeptic properties of the water lilies (known as 'lotus') from Pharaonic Egypt": Publication in French by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Ancient Egyptian art and iconography": Presentation in French by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Citizen anthropology. A look at our motivations: moving towards a responsible anthropology": Presentation at an anthropology colloquium of the Université de Montréal by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Dance and death among the Maya: analysis of iconographical representations of dance on polychrome vases" by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

"Triplism in Celtic Iconography": Honours' thesis research by Abigaëlle Richard or Abigaëlle Mokusho

©Abigaëlle Mokusho, 2015

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