Éveha International took part in the fifth and final season of the École Française de Rome’s research programme “Organisation, administration and transformations in an urban context: the area around the Herculaneum Gate of Pompeii, between funerary and commercial space”. This project is directed by Sandra Zanella (University of Paris I/Collège […]

Éveha International provided the École Française de Rome’s research programme “Organisation, administration and transformations in an urban context: the area around the Herculaneum Gate of Pompeii, between funerary and commercial space” with an archaeological surveyor for its fourth field season. The work was carried out by Français Fouriaux. In particular, […]

The 2016 excavation season focused on the floor layers of the buildings uncovered in 2015, firstly in order to collect evidence for dating, and secondly to retrieve elements which would indicate the function of each space. Excavation of seven areas by hand revealed material (pottery and coins) belonging to two […]

The first field season of the SEBAP’s four-year programme (the fifth since the project was set up in 2012) focused on the research programme’s eastern study area. The area of Jibal al-Khashabiyeh was examined, where preliminary investigations during the 2013 and 2015 seasons led to the identification of the first […]

The 2016 fieldwork season on the site of Gabii (in the Lazio region) took place from 27 June to 29 July, with a team of about twenty archaeologists. The project, organised and directed by the Louvre museum, also benefited from supervision by a member of Inrap, support from Éveha International […]

For the most part, the 2014 season focused on the areas already partly excavated the previous year, although the surface area was slightly enlarged: in total, 290 m² were explored. It is now possible to reconstruct the development of the area more accurately. In the south sector, a number of […]

The excavations which took place from mid-November to mid-December 2015 focused on a previously unexplored area of 550m² (fig. 1). The data recorded provided us with rich information, as the 10 tombs and funerary monuments uncovered span the majority of the occupation periods of the necropolis, each displaying a different […]

The 2015 season took place from 7 July to 4 August 2015 and focused exclusively on analysis of the artefacts. The study of the earth-built architecture was begun. With regards to the restoration, a number of clay storage jars were partially reconstructed and consolidated. Research on new consolidants was carried […]