Éveha International

New campaign on the Dadan site during the month of May 2023. The project is directed by Jérôme Rohmer (CNRS, UMR 8167, Orient & Méditerranée) and Abdulrahman Alsuhaibani (King Saud University-RCU).

During this spring, Éveha International is associated with the fieldwork of the Mission Archéologique Franco-Ouzbèke en Bactriane Protohistorique (MAFBP), a project directed by Johanna Lhuillier (CNRS – UMR 5133 #Archéorient) and Shapulat Bazarovich Shajdullaev (University of Termez).

In February 2023, Éveha International participates in the Mission Archéologique Française des Îles Farasân (MIFA), a project led by Solène Marion de Procé (Archaïos/CNRS, UMR 7041) and Mohammed alMalki (Heritage Commission).

Eveha International took part in the French-Bangladeshi archaeological cooperation mission in Mahasthangarh, Bangladesh, in order to carry out the georeferencing of 30 years of cartographic data as well as a complete photogrammetric coverage of the walled city and its surroundings. This mission is co-directed by Vincent Lefèvre (Musée Guimet) and Naheed Sultana (Department of Archaeology).

Eveha International worked on the Qaryat al Faw site (Saudi Arabia) on behalf of the Heritage Commission and the company RCH.

Eveha International is involved in the excavations carried out in Sudan on the island of Saï, a project directed by Vincent Francigny (CNRS, UMR 8167, Orient & Méditerranée).

Eveha International was part of the mission led by Sylvie Blétry (University of Montpellier 3) on the Tell Keila site in the Palestinian Territories.

Samara Broglia de Moura was seconded to the EPHE-PSL for two months as part of the Emergence project “Archaeology of the Himalayas: material culture and networks of the past” directed by Laurianne Bruneau (EPHE-PSL/CRCAO) in order to write a contribution on ceramic manufacturing.

Eveha International is associated to the International Association for Tibetan Studies seminar, organized in Prague on July 4th – 8th, 2022 (http://www.iats.info)

This year again, Éveha International supports the archaeological research carried out on the site of Pegarinhos in Portugal. The project is led by Tony Silvino (Éveha) and Pedro Pereira (CITCEM – University of Coimbra)