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  • From Human Bone to Object: A Recurring Practice Since Prehistory?

    Musée national de Préhistoire 1, rue du musée, Les Eyzies, France
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    The international conference *From Human Bone to Object: A Recurring Practice Since Prehistory? will take place from October 14 to 16, 2026, at the National Museum of Prehistory.
    It is coordinated by Aline Averbouh, Bruno Maureille, and Nathalie Fourment.

    Organizing Committee: Aline Averbouh, Valérie Delattre, Emilie Lesvignes, Roland Nespoulet, Christine Verna, Nathalie Fourment, Peggy Bonnet-Jacquement, Sophie Ménard, Vanessa Baron
    Scientific Committee: Serge Bahuchet, Henri Duday, Valérie Feruglo, Vincent Hirtzel, Nicolas Goepfert, Caroline Peschaux, Laure Manca, Monica Margarit, Grégory Pereira, Nathalie Richard, Wanda Zinger.

    Open to all audiences, in-person only, registration required.
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  • Presentation of the Exhibition “Recurrence: From Human Bone to Object”

    Musée national de Préhistoire 1, rue du musée, Les Eyzies, France
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    Presentation of the exhibition by Émilie Lesvignes, a prehistoric archaeophotographer, as part of the opening session of the *From Human Bone to Object* conference, on **October 14th from 10:45 to 11:00 AM**, at the National Museum of Prehistory.

    Conference open to all audiences, registration required, in-person only: register for the session.
    More information at https://musee-prehistoire-eyzies.fr/actualite/colloque-os-humain-objet-pratique-recurrente Presentation of the Exhibition "Recurrence: From Human Bone to Object"

  • Is the perforated human tooth just another ornament? Selection, manufacturing, and use during the Paleolithic and Mesolithic in Europe.

    Musée national de Préhistoire 1, rue du musée, Les Eyzies, France
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    Caroline Peschaux will speak as part of the international conference From Human Bone to Object on Thursday, October 15th, from 10:00 to 10:30 AM, during the Personal Ornaments session at the National Museum of Prehistory. The theme of her talk will be: Is the perforated human tooth just another ornament? Selection, manufacturing, and use during the Paleolithic and Mesolithic in Europe

  • Portrait photographique de Catherine Baroin

    Restitutions of ancestral remains in Tanzania

    Centre Culturel Saint Thomas 2 rue de la Carpe Haute, Strasbourg, France

    Restitutions of ancestral remains in Tanzania. Catherine Baroin will speak on Tuesday, November 3, at the Saint Thomas Cultural Center in Strasbourg, as part of the workshop of the AnceStra program (a project funded by the ERC and led by the EHESS and the Laboratory of Political Anthropology).