Saturday 10 october

Workshop: The Magdalenian site of Mirande 1 in Négrepelisse

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Ancien Collège, 25 allée de l'Empereur, 82000 Montauban

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A prehistoric stone-knapping workshop at the exit of the Aveyron Gorges

Visit to the archaeological site 10:00 AM, car park opposite the Marcel Lenoir Museum in Montricoux Discover this prehistoric site Lecture 2:00 PM, Ancien Collège in Montauban Delve into the work being done on the collections resulting from these excavations. Robert Guicharnaud, local correspondent for Prehistoric Antiquities in Tarn-et-Garonne, has conducted numerous archaeological excavations in the region. Artifacts from the Mirande 1 site in Nègrepelisse—comprising significant quantities of flint and quartz—date this archaeological site to the Magdalenian period (the end of the Paleolithic). Explore the findings of this archaeological research during a themed day organized by the *Archéologies* association and the Natural History Museum. Free