November 14, 2019 Sangiran
The 2019 campaign took place in Sangiran during May. As part of the HOH 2019 program, five scopes of reflections have been developed by students in the context of group projects: • Groupe 1 : Museums and sites • Groupe 2 : Perception of museums in Sangiran • Groupe 3 : Living […]
October 21, 2019 Concha
In preparation for the Seville mission, some of the members of the Concha project (CHAM, Uninorte, Éveha) met for several workshops in Lisbon. During the third session of the Days of investigation in maritime history and archaeology (“El Paisaje Marítimo y las sociedades de las ciudades costeras”), Aurélie Mayer (Éveha […]
October 16, 2019 Jarama
The second excavation campaign, conducted during the winter of 2019, uncovered a complex monument combining a circular tomb measuring 4,20 m of diameter with a rectangular building divided by internal walls (fig.4). Three individuals were found in cells located in the center of the tomb (fig.5) : two adults and […]
September 19, 2019 Pegarinhos
La sixième campagne de fouilles programmées du site du Vale de Mir – Pegarinhos (Portugal) s’est déroulée du 8 au 19 juillet derniers. L’objectif était de compléter les données sur l’organisation d’un établissement rural antique installé sur les rebords d’un plateau granitique situé à quelques kilomètres au nord du Douro. […]
June 3, 2019 Hebron
In 2019, the excavations were focused east of the city wall. The surveys enabled to discover massive wall structures and mosaic pavements, suggesting a large-scale occupation in the area. An accurate plan of the sector was made possible thanks to these surveys. The study of archaeologcal artefacts is of major […]
April 5, 2019 Concha
A first field mission took place on the island of Praia (Cape Verde) between 30 July and 29 August 2018. On this occasion, various actions were carried out by the team members, some of whom met for the first time with the CHAM members managing the Concha project. Aurélie Mayer […]
November 21, 2018 Pompei - RECAP
Aim of the project Did ancient builders integrate seismic risk into their construction techniques when facing recurring earthquakes? The RECAP project aims at sheding new light on the practicalities of reconstruction, based on a multidisciplinary interpretation of archaeological data. The program is based on an interdisciplinary approach involving complementary data […]