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Kevin Walsh - Archaeology, The University of York
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Raquo; Our staff. Raquo; Academic staff. Raquo; Kevin Walsh. Short courses (CPD) / Services. Honorary and Visiting staff. Visit Kevin Walsh's profile on the York Research Database. See a full list of publications. Browse activities and projects. Explore connections, collaborators, related work. His second area of interest relates to the politics (in its broadest sense) of heritage conservation and display, his book on this subject, The Representation of the Past,. One of the cornerstones of this research...
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Excavation in the Ecrins National Park (Southern French Alps) 2008
http://southernfrenchalps2008.blogspot.com/2008/07/this-years-excavations-took-place-at.html
Excavation in the Ecrins National Park (Southern French Alps) 2008. Tuesday, 22 July 2008. This year's excavations took place at the western end of the Haut Fournel Valley. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Excavations at the Roman Station at Rama 2006. Excavations at the Roman Station at Rama 2006. Florence Mocci (CNRS Centre Camille Jullian).
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Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: The enclosure before excavation
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/enclosure-before-excavation.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. The enclosure before excavation. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: Berengere Perez and Maee Le Hir (postgraduate students, Aix-en-Provence) avoiding a spider and digging the Grand Fond rock helter
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/berengere-perez-and-postgraduate.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Grand Fond Excavation Area.
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Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: The Serre de l'Homme area - excavations took place on the lateral moraine just to the left of centre (above the lake) in this photograph
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/serre-de-lhomme-area-excavations-took.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Grand Fond Excavation Area.
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Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: Some "interesting" rocks forming a "feature" - we await the 14C dates
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/some-interesting-rocks-possible.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Grand Fond Excavation Area.
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Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: Vincent Dumas (CNRS/Aix-en-Provence) recording site features
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/vincent-dumas-cnrsaix-en-provence.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. Vincent Dumas (CNRS/Aix-en-Provence) recording site features.
ecrins2007.blogspot.com
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: The Grand Fond site during excavation
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/grand-fond-site-during-excavation.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. The Grand Fond site during excavation. Grand Fond Excavation Area.
ecrins2007.blogspot.com
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007: The Grand Fond "enclosure" and rock shelter during excavation
http://ecrins2007.blogspot.com/2007/07/grand-fond-enclosure-and-rock-shelter.html
Southern French Alps Project - Ecrins Archaeological Excavations 2007. 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. Saturday, 21 July 2007. The Grand Fond "enclosure" and rock shelter during excavation.
