Chemical composition of Gallo-Roman figurines
Amélie performed pXRF measurements on an exceptional lot of metal figurines collected at the site of Reims (51) Place Museux. This project is financed by…
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New palaeo-environmental study in the harbour of La Rochelle
After the palaeo-environmental study of the march of Tasdon and after the one conducted Rue de la Fabrique, Amélie is conducting a new, extensive palaeo-environmental study…
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Geochemical survey of Neolithic buildings
Amélie completed the geochemical survey by pXRF of 3 Neolithic/Bronze buildings with abside discovered in the Seine valley. This type of architecture, unknown in the area,…
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Major publication in Archaeological Prospection
Sabrina Save just published, in collaboration with site directors from different French commercial units, an article in Archaeological Prospection on the method she has developed…
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Oat as fodder on an Early Medieval site of Champagne
The site of Beine-Nauroy (51) La Noue Cochard revealed 137 beautifully preserved housepits dating to the Early Middle Ages. Twenty seven samples from different features…
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News from Terrascope
Since Spring 2019, our new lab Terrascope, dedicated to the production of micromorphology thin sections is crazy busy! We receive samples from all over the…
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Thank you “Grand Est”!
We would like to thank Region “Grand Est” for allocating us a grant for the creation of our new facilities Terrascope, dedicated to the production…
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Two papers at the next EAA meeting in Bern
Next September, Sabrina Save will present two papers at the next EAA in Bern. These two oral communications will take place in two different sessions: Contribution…
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Tadaam!
It is with a slight delay but loads of joy that we declare open our new lab Terrascope (www.terrascope-tss.com), dedicated to the production of archaeological…
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Taking boreholes
Last week the French Heritage required our services to take boreholes in a well to document its stratigraphy. We reached the depth of 10m without…
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