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Du au 8 March
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Portraits and secrets of roman women
From the 11 November 2021 to 8 March 2022, the Musée de la Romanité will be hosting the exhibition “Portrait and Secrets of Roman Women”, which was first presented at the Uffizi Galleries in Florence in winter 2020-2021.
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- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Hip-hop trail – Choreography and musical performance
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The hip-hop trail takes you on a voyage of discovery through the artistic practice of hip-hop culture, while taking in some well-known sites in Nîmes. A key feature of the day’s proceedings will be the Maison Carrée, then you’ll wander around various locations in the town, brought to life by your guides, before ending up at…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
- Anim’Os –bringing bones to life, following in the footsteps of an archaeo-zoologist
Visite-Atelier Jeune public
In partnership with INRAP (French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research) What relationship did our ancestors have with animals? An archaeo-zoologist studies remains such as bones, horns, shells and fish skeletons in an attempt to answer this question. Whether they were bred, hunted, used for their strength or cherished and treated like a pet, animals played…
