Daily life and Archaeology, which applications?

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For the 2^nd National Archaeology Day, ArkéoTopia® and the Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology are pleased to invite to take part in :

Archeological research in our daily life in the 21^st century
Practical Applications and Challenges
Saturday, 20 October 2012
From 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm in U.S.
From 10:00 pm to 11:00 pm in France
Free Admission

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Who are we?

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Published: 23 May 2017

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Find ArkéoTopia on social networks

Board of Trustees

Jean-Olivier Gransard-Desmond - President

• PhD in Archaeology
• Specialist in human-animal relations
• Member of the EEA (European Association of Archaeologists)
• President and co-founder of ArkéoTopia

You would like to know more about him. The communication service investigates and reveals ArkeoTopia's creation in this interview in French.

Christiane Angibous-Esnault - General Secretary

• In charge of internal and external communication
• Communications officer, Events specialist
• General Secretary and Co-Founder of ArkéoTopia

A co-worker unlike others turned to archaeology after agrochemistry and the pharmaceutical industry. Discover how a post as communications officer can lead to getting involved in archaeology (in french) and find more about her on her personnal web site www.angibous-esnault.fr.

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Utilizing today’s heritage for tomorrow

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Published: 23 May 2017

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« Knowing how to utilize today’s heritage for tomorrow » is the reflection that came to mind after having read the Arcachon Aquarium-Museum’s petition and studied the reasons behind it’s appeal for support.

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From Professional to Amateur: links to rebuild

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At the 16th annual meeting of the European Association of Archeologists (EAA), ArkéoTopia realised that, throughout the world, the professionalisation of archeology has led to a split between amateur archeologists, be they erudite locals, members of associations, or from learned societies, and professional archeologists.

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