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Since 1998, the Southern French Alps Project has investigated the archaeology of human activity in the high altitude zone (2000m and above) in the Ecrins National Park. During the late Neolithic and Bronze Age, the first built structures appear in this area. This year we excavated structures in two valleys which may well be dated to this period.
2006 Excavations
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- The Study Area (Ecrins National Park) in the South...
- The Ecrins Study Area - 2007 excavations took plac...
- Grand Fond Excavation Area
- The enclosure before excavation
- One of numerous other structures in the excavation...
- One of those days when you don't want to get out o...
- although Kylie, the "expert" on things pastoral, t...
- Project directors, Florence Mocci (CNRS/Aix-en-Pro...
- Vincent Dumas (CNRS/Aix-en-Provence) recording sit...
- Berengere Perez and Maee Le Hir (postgraduate stud...
- The Grand Fond site during excavation
- Some "interesting" rocks forming a "feature" - we ...
- Returning back to camp at the end of the day
- Barbecue time
- The Grand Fond "enclosure" and rock shelter during...
- The Grand Fond site produced large quantities of c...
- Virtual image of the two valleys from the north-ea...
- Hiking up to the second study area, Serre de l'Hom...
- Andy Needham (York) developing his mountain goat s...
- The Serre de l'Homme area - excavations took place...
- Setting up camp at Serre de l'Homme
- This sub-circular structure was the object of the ...
- Serre de l'Homme XI is just one element in a compl...
- Excavation underway in ideal conditions
- John Vidal (student from l'Ecole du Louvre & Dijon...
- Some strange weather conditions...
- Jackdaws looking for lunch
- A "fire-place" during excavation - flint (possibly...
- The end of this year's excavation - we await to se...
- A dog's-eye view of the team
- The hike home
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