Archaeological urge leads to the discovery of cave Chauvet
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- Published: 15 March 2021
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When curiosity and determination help uncover the world’s oldest painted cave.
Participate in the creation of a European Standard for cultural heritage
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- Published: 29 October 2020
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In 2019, the European working group CEN/TC 346/WG 14 “Monitoring of archaeological deposits” joined the standardization commission “Conservation of cultural heritage” (CNCBC) created in 2004. Public and private professionals as well as archaeological research volunteers are all concerned by the future standard about managing archaeological deposits. That’s why ArkéoTopia, another way for archeology® joined the European working group in December.
Experience: amateur on an archaeological excavation
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- Published: 03 January 2021
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In August 2020, Anne Radigue had the opportunity to take part in the archaeological dig at Rozel, a Neanderthal occupation of the Paleolithic era, in the Manche department, in Normandy. Back to the experience of a member of ArkeoTopia who is not trained as an archaeologist.
The oldest instruments in the world?
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- Published: 29 September 2020
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Several archaeological sites in the Swabian Jura, Germany, have led to the discovery of Paleolithic flutes in recent decades. In 2012, precise dating showed that these flutes are probably the oldest known human musical instruments.
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