European archeology days – Conference : Linked with the exhibition ‘Achilles and the Trojan War’

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By Jean-Yves Breuil, assistant science & technology director at Inrap Midi-Méditereranée and operations manager for the Jean-Jaurès car park excavations

The exceptional excavations at Jean-Jaurès car park in Nîmes have uncovered an extremely well-conserved district of the ancient city of Nemausus, with cobblestone streets, fountains, craft studios and luxurious mansions. Its wall paintings and mosaics illustrate stories from Greco-Roman mythology, including the tragedy of Ulysses’ discovery of Achilles in Skyros.

EUROPEAN ARCHAEOLOGY DAYS

Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 June
Special EAD admission fee: €6 instead of €9
Free EAD guided tours (not including the Achilles exhibition) on prior booking and subject to availability

Sunday 16 March – 11am

– Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Free, subject to availability
Museum auditorium
Access via the garden

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