On sunny days, we come across them in the woods or on the beaches at dusk. Often men, more rarely women, they methodically walk around
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Archaeology: in Belgium, metal detectors authorized but very supervised
“It’s like fishing!” » Chris, Belgian detectorist, does not hesitate to compare the followers of his activity to those who feel the pike. The same
History: the abrupt end of Inca domination
It had developed a solid architecture, a rich culture and perfected agricultural and food preservation techniques. Coming from a small warrior tribe, the Inca civilization
Archaeology: should human remains be exhibited?
“Science does not allow voyeurism” Alain Froment is a doctor and former head of the anthropology collections at the Musée de l’homme. “Each of the
In Argentina, Inca mummies at the heart of tensions
Curled up on his knees, his face hidden, the child seems dozing under his glass bell. The room that hosts it, at the Museum of
Archaeology: between excavation of the past and acceptance of the future, Inrap is celebrating its 20th anniversary
From the sugar plantations of Guadeloupe to the plain of Caen via the Old Port of Marseille, more than 5,000 archaeological excavations have been carried
3,000 years later, the first victims of the Santorini eruption discovered in Turkey
In La Palma, in the Atlantic Ocean, the volcanic eruption officially ended at the end of December, after 85 days of lava torrents. It will
How to reconcile tourism with the preservation of the megaliths of Carnac?
► “Better distribute visitors between different sites” Victoire Dorise, director of the association Landscapes of the megaliths of Carnac and South-Morbihan If the megaliths of
The mysteries of the megaliths of Carnac revealed
They stand as fantastic pioneers in the Neolithic landscape. The megaliths of Carnac and the banks of the Morbihan are nearly 7,000 years old. Much
The origin of the domestic horse finally identified
It is a strange archeo-animal saga that has been solved by an international team of 162 archaeologists and paleogeneticists, led by the Frenchman Ludovic Orlando,
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