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Showcasing ArkeoTopia’s guided tours
A look back in pictures thanks to Gallic Beauchef at the ArkéoSpot in Dourdan, or a guided archaeological tour for ArkéoTopia members
Showcasing ArkeoTopia’s guided tours
Public contents
ArkaeoMovies – Deciphering the Real Story
ArkaeoMovies – Deciphering the Real Story
A retrospective on its second public screening of the film The Last Legion, held at the Studio des Ursulines in Paris, with the archaeologist Yvan Barat
What jobs are available after studying archaeology?
What jobs are available after studying archaeology?
What can you do after studying archaeology? Career profiles with their similarities and specifics
Treasures of the Neolithic: Discovering Prehistoric Pottery
Treasures of the Neolithic: Discovering Prehistoric Pottery
Let your child become a young archaeologist with ArkeoTopia’s Neolithic pottery workshop, exploring Bell-Beaker crafts, Bronze Age history and hands-on clay.
Yvelines – Geocaching and Cultural Heritage
Yvelines – Geocaching and Cultural Heritage
Families and young adults, discover the first game of Eva and the Time Weavers of Southern Yvelines during the 2024 European Archaeology Days with ArkeoTopia and its partners
Call for Papers: Visualizing Archaeology
Call for Papers: Visualizing Archaeology
Call for papers: Colloquium on archaeological visualization for general and academic audiences at the EAA’s annual meeting, 26–29 August 2026. Submit by February 4
What makes a good article
What makes a good article
A retrospective analysis of Valérie Lahoux’s article in Télérama, which fails to provide sources and instead attacks Éric Zemmour, perpetuating the spread of revisionist ideas.
Keep up with ArkeoTopia in Paris or remotely
Keep up with ArkeoTopia in Paris or remotely
Every 4th Saturday of the month, the ArkeoTopia team meets for a Check Point in Paris or from remote access. Learn what is involved and how it works.
The media talking about us
The media talking about us
ArkeoTopia in the media: print, television, radio, internet. Discover what they are saying about us.
Call for Papers: Archaeo-Luthiery
Call for Papers: Archaeo-Luthiery
On the occasion of the 30th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, to be held from August 28 to 31 in Rome (Italy), a call for papers has been launched for a colloquium on the archaeo-violin making, or how to understand instruments from an archaeological point of view, from the Celts to the Middle Ages. Answer by February 4, 2024.
