
Ceramic items provide the opportunity, among other things, to study the cultural and socio-economic functioning of ancient societies, but we have considered aspects linked to the manufacturing of pottery more rarely, and those linked to the general framework of production, more rarely still.
PROGRESS IN THE RESEARCH PROJECTS Thursday 30 January 2014 Last update Wednesday 18 March 2015
Within the framework of the NéMo Project, excavations have been resumed on the Moustier site in the Dordogne, a world-famous site listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These excavations are being carried out by teams from the PACEA and IRAMAT-CRP2A laboratories, and the main aims are to understand the archaeological sequence better, and to carry out new dating on the levels where – notably – Neanderthal tombs were discovered.
PROGRESS IN THE RESEARCH PROJECTS Thursday 09 October 2014 by DE NOTER Catherine. Last update Wednesday 18 March 2015BEN AMARA Ayed (IRAMAT-CRP2A) Partners: UMR AUSONIUS Centre Camille Jullian Ecole française de Rome Università degli Studi di Padova, Dipartimento di Geoscienze Université de Budapest Loránd Eötvös, Közettan-Geokémiai Tanszék Finance: €19,950 Duration: 16 months (September 2014-December 2015)
Research Topic II. Exploitation, Innovation, ExchangeFriday 20 June 2014 Last update Wednesday 18 March 2015Marie-France Deguilloux (PACEA) Partners: INRAP; Région Guadeloupe; Plateforme Génome Transcriptome de Bordeaux 2; Centre for GeoGenetics, University of Copenhagen. Finance: €47,527 Duration: 1.3 years (1st September 2013-31 December 2014) 10-month Research Contract Recruitment (Fanny Mendisco, Research Engineer, from 23/09/2013 to 22/07/2014)
Research Topic I. Settlements and TerritoriesMonday 17 June 2013 Last update Wednesday 18 March 2015Anne Delagnes and Arnaud Lenoble (PACEA) Partners: iPHEP Poitiers; OGRE (Omo Group Research Expedition, resp. J.-R. Boisserie); UMR 7055, Préhistoire et Technologie Nanterre ; MPK (Mission Préhistorique au Kenya, resp. S. Harmand) Finance: €8,945 and a doctoral contract €98,000 Duration: 3 years (1st September 2013-31 December 2016) Doctoral contract recruitment: Tiphaine Maurin. Subject: “Human establishments, bio-environmental factors and the emergence of ancient material cultures: the interrelation and evolution starting from archaeological groupings in the Shungura Formation (Lower Omo Valley, Ethiopia)”. Under the direction of Anne Delagnes.
Research Topic I. Settlements and TerritoriesMonday 17 June 2013 Last update Wednesday 18 March 2015Pascal Bertran (PACEA, CNRS, University of Bordeaux 1) Partners: CRPAA - LGP Meudon Financing: €9,370 Duration: 3 months (1st October 2012 – 31st December 2012) Temporary recruitment: Eric Andrieux
Research Topic I. Settlements and TerritoriesTuesday 05 March 2013 by BAISSON Carole. Last update Wednesday 18 March 2015