Links

Cette page rassemble les liens que nous jugeons archéologiquement et scientifiquement intéressants. La liste de ces liens évoluera et s’étoffera au fur-et-à-mesure du développement de NeoArcheo. Afin de faciliter votre recherche, veuillez utiliser le moteur de lien ou sélectionner la catégorie qui vous intéresse.

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Achaeological Survey

Council for British Archaeology

The CBA is an educational charity working throughout the UK to involve people in archaeology and to promote the appreciation and care of the historic environment for the benefit of present and future generations.

May 05 2011

Damerham Archaeology Project

From prehistory to the present, Damerham\'s extraordinary landscape includes archaeological sites of national importance. Damerham Archaeology Project allows you to help preserve and investigate this landscape.

May 05 2011

English Heritage

May 05 2011

Sarpedon

According to Greek legend, Crete was ruled by three mythical brothers, Minos, Sarpedon and Rhadamanthus. Sarpedon is said to have had dominion over the eastern part of the island until he was exiled by his brother Minos. We have adopted him as a symbol for a new interdisciplinary and multi-partner archaeological project focused on the Kefali hill and its environs, located near the modern village of Sissi in east Crete. The Sissi Archaeological Project (S.Ar.P.edon) is a collaboration of the French and Dutch speaking universities of Louvain/Leuven and operates in Greece under the auspices of the Belgian School of Athens (EBSA). This is perhaps the only pan-Belgian excavation abroad and the first time a site on Crete is excavated by the EBSA.

April 23 2011