Congratulations to our three PhD students on the defence of their theses!
UMR TEMPS/ CNRSThe TEMPS joint research unit is delighted to warmly congratulate Clémence Glas, Natacha Catz and Harry Sofian who brilliantly defended their theses at Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne and Paris Nanterre Universities.
Their work represents a valuable contribution to the advancement of knowledge in archaeology and illustrates the quality of the research conducted in our laboratory. We wish them a bright future in their scientific and professional endeavours.
Their work represents a valuable contribution to the advancement of knowledge in archaeology and illustrates the quality of the research conducted in our laboratory. We wish them a bright future in their scientific and professional endeavours.
- Catz N. (2016) ‒ Territories and mobility of hunter-gatherers and their game at the end of the Palaeolithic in Europe (19,400 – 11,950 cal BC): contributions of biochemical analyses and dental micro-wear to archaeozoology, Paris 1. Supervision: Marianne Christensen and Olivier Bignon-Lau: https://www.theses.fr/s173233
- Glas C. (2017) ‒ Mortuary practices
- Glas C. (2017) ‒ Mesolithic mortuary practices in north-western Europe, Paris 1. Supervised by Boris Valentin, co-edited by: Frédérique Valentin : https://www.theses.fr/s199890
- Sofian H. (2020) ‒ Exploitation and trade of non-ferrous metals and political developments in Sumatra since the end of prehistory and during the first millennium, Paris 10. Director: Bérénice Bellina, co-director: T.O. Pryce: https://www.theses.fr/s251932
Emilie Lesvignes/ PCR ARBAP 
Région IDF 
Que sais-je?/ PUF 
F. Valentin 
Crédit Malo Hesry
Laurent Davin