Éveha International

A new archaeological research campaign directed by Christophe Sévin-Allouet (Éveha International) is underway on the site of Khor Jarama (Sultanate of Oman). This project is supported by the Institute of Deserts & Steppes and the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism.

Eveha International participated in an archaeological evaluation campaign on the site of Qaryat al Faw (Saudi Arabia) at the request of the Ministry of Culture of Saudi Arabia and on behalf of the company RCHconsultants.

Eveha International takes part in the archaeological mission of Tyre 2021 led by Jean-Baptiste Yon (CNRS – University of Lyon – UMR 5189 HISOMA).

During the fall of 2021, Éveha International will participate in a new mission on the site of Thâj (Saudi Arabia). This project is directed by Jérôme Rohmer (CNRS – UMR 8167, Orient & Méditerranée).

First time for Eveha International in Nepal ! We intervene within the framework of an archaeological mission directed by Mark Aldenderfer (Merced) and Marion Poux (EPHE/CRCAO).

For the eighth consecutive year, Eveha International supports the archaeological work site dedicated to the Roman necropolis of Porta Nocera (Pompeii, Italy). This project is now led by William Van Andringa (EPHE) and Henri Duday (Laboratory of Anthropology of Bordeaux).

This summer, Eveha International was involved in the archaeological research campaign led by Tony Silvino (Eveha) on the site of Pegarinhos (Portugal).

This year once again, we participated in the archaeological excavations carried out on the magnificent site of Saint-Just in Valcabrère (Haute-Garonne). The investigation, directed by William Van Andringa (EPHE), focuses on the nearly 2000 years of occupation of this site.

Eveha International participated in an archaeological research project directed by Sandra Zanella (University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis) on the site of Pompeii. The aim of the project was to study the meaning of a milestone embedded in one of the roads surrounding the forum.

Éveha International is associated to a study session on cremations from the Tophet of Carthage (Tunisia). The project is directed by Imed Ben Jerbania (INP) and Henri Duday, Research Director Emeritus at the CNRS (UMR 5199/EFR).