For four days, Draguignan was established as the capital of ancient archaeology. Bringing together nearly 170 researchers, the 17th international conference of the association AGER drew up an unprecedented assessment of rural burial spaces in Roman Gaul. Back on an exceptional scientific appointment.
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For four days, Draguignan was established as the capital of ancient archaeology. Bringing together nearly 170 researchers, the 17th international conference of the association AGER drew up an unprecedented assessment of rural burial spaces in Roman Gaul. Back on an exceptional scientific appointment.