A new mission, led by J.-B. Yon (CNRS-HiSoMa/IFPO), is currently taking place on the site of Tyre (Lebanon). This project is carried out in partnership with the General Directorate of Lebanese Affairs.
19/10/2020
Eveha International is involved in the excavation of the Dadan site (Saudi Arabia). This part of this vast Franco-Saudi project is directed by Jérôme Rohmer (CNRS, UMR 8167 Orient & Méditerannée).
02/03/2020
A team from Eveha International carries out a construction study and a series of surveys in the old city of al Ula (Saudi Arabia). The project is financed by the French Agency for al Ula (Afalula) and is supported by the RCU (Royal Commission for Al-Ula).
25/02/2020
Fourth collaboration year in Hegra sanctuary excavations (Saudi Arabia), a project directed by Laïla Nehmé (CNRS, UMR 8167 Orient & Méditerranée).
19/02/2020
From January on, we will participate in archaeological excavations carried out on the site of Jazirat al Hamrah (United Arab Emirates). This project, led by the Department of Antiquities and Museums of Ras al Khaimah, is expected to last a full year.
20/01/2020
Al-Ula
Since the beginning of the year, Eveha International has been participating in the clearing and consolidation of the old town of Al Ula (Saoudi Arabia) on behalf of Heritage Conservation Consulting. This project is led by the Royal Commission for al Ula.
06/01/2020
Fifth year of collaboration in the archaeological mission led by Yann Tristant (Macquarie University, Sydney) on the site of Dendara (Egypt).
Brunilda Bregu (University of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté/Tirana Archaeological Institute/Eveha) has been conducting a research project on the church of Shëmri (northern Albania) since 2016. Read
The Bear Island Project, led by Sébastien Perrot-Minnot (Eveha International), is a continuation of the Sadie Cove Project (2017-2018). It relates to the rock painting site of Bear Island, which is located on Alaska’s south-central coast (Kachemak Bay). This project comprising two field seasons (2019-2020) is aimed at documenting, analyzing and contextualizing the rich rock art manifestations of Bear Island. It could make it possible to define a rock art of the Kachemak Tradition (circa 1500 BC-600 to 1000 AD), a cultural entity attributed to the Alutiiq or “Pacific Eskimo”. Read
The international participatory school "Human Origins Heritage" was organized in the central part of Java Island for two years by Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana of Salatiga (UKSW) and Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle (MNHN). Its aim is to enable students of various nationalities and academic backgrounds to develop within the framework of this program a short project, with interdisciplinary issues, in contact with the local Sangiran dome communities.