Chantier de fouilles archéologiques de la Roche à Pierrot

Archaeological digs at the Roche a Pierrot site from Monday to Friday. La Roche à Pierrot is a world-famous archaeological site, which in 1979 yielded the remains of a Neanderthal skeleton, later named Pierrette. Every year since excavations resumed in 2013, the team of archaeologists, led by Isabelle Crevecoeur (palaeoanthropologist, CNRS Research Fellow, UMR 5199, Bordeaux), has been present at the Roche à Pierrot site for a new campaign of archaeological excavations. This is an opportunity for the public to find out more about the work of the archaeologists and talk to them.