Institut d’Égypte

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The Institut d’Égypte was a scholarly institution founded by Napoleon in Cairo in 1798 to advance and document scientific, historical, and cultural knowledge about Egypt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf learned society
research institute
scientific institution
affiliation French Republic (historical) NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Egyptian Scientific Institute NERFINISHED
collectionType books
manuscripts
maps
scientific instruments
contributedTo Description de l’Égypte NERFINISHED
country Egypt
destroyedBy fire
destroyedIn 2011
establishedDuring French campaign in Egypt and Syria NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Egyptology
archaeology
engineering
geography
history
literature
mathematics
natural history
science
foundedBy Napoleon Bonaparte NERFINISHED
foundedIn 1798
hasDiscipline humanities
natural sciences
social sciences
hasMember Egyptian scholars
French scholars
hasPart archives
library
scientific sections
heritageStatus important cultural institution of Egypt
inception 1798
inspiredBy Institut de France NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName French
locatedIn Cairo
Egypt
notableWork Description de l’Égypte NERFINISHED
originalName Institut d’Égypte NERFINISHED
partOf Napoleon’s Egyptian expedition NERFINISHED
purpose advance scientific knowledge about Egypt
document cultural knowledge about Egypt
document historical knowledge about Egypt
significantEvent destruction by fire in 2011

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Army of the Orient includedUnit Institut d’Égypte
Description de l’Égypte compiledBy Institut d’Égypte
this entity surface form: Commission des sciences et des arts d’Égypte
Description de l’Égypte associatedWith Institut d’Égypte
French Army of the East associatedWith Institut d’Égypte