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Adaïma 3. Demographic and Epidemiological Transitions before the Pharaohs. FIFAO 76. Archéologie subaquatique Extrait des «Mémoires de l'AcadémieThe Adama necropolis in the Nile Valley of Egypt has revealed more than 800 morphologically well preserved skeletons (adults, new borns and children) dated from 3800 to 3000 BC. This makes it one of the most important prehistoric human samples in such a good state of conservation. It provides a unique opportunity to study the coevolution of man and diseases at this period. A synthesis of the study of funerary practices at this site takes into account