IFE-SUNGBO ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT: Celebrating 10years on the field. PART 2 A brief of everyone that has at some point worked on this amazing project. Gérard L. F. Chouin 51. Dare Omogbai Archaeologist/supervisor, MOWAA Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Ibadan

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Amazing Atlantis

Never too late to realize that there is an art called towel folding.

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Je serai l'invité Elgas sur RFI dans Afrique: Mémoire d'un continent, dimanche 7 septembre à 8h10 TU et 22h10 TU. On parlera de l'histoire du golfe de Guinée avant et après l'ouverture atlantique.

Que connaissez-vous des savoir-faire et des cultures qui peuplaient la façade atlantique de l'Afrique au 14ème siècle ? 🎙️ Chaque dimanche à 8h10 et 22h10 TU sur RFI urlr.me/mpEruP

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Flash mob in beloved Paris.

Soon to start with the planning of the second phase of the development of our interpretation center at Ita Yemoo: pathway for visitors, interpretation panels, audiovisual introduction, toilets... while keeping the place accessible for archaeologists to continue their work.

L'Égyptien Khaled el-Enany désigné pour prendre la tête de l'Unesco rfi.fr/fr/culture/202…

ASSOCIATION QUEST AFRICAINE D’ARCHEOLOGUE Au 19eme Colloque 🎉

A new issue of Afrique: Archéologie & Arts is now available: journals.openedition.org/aaa/5460

I posted the report of the 2025 season of the Ife-Sungbo Archaeological Project on my Academia.edu page, under reports. wm.academia.edu/GerardLFChouin. You can create a free account if you do not already have one.

Photogrammetry at work to prepare orthophotographs of Fort Prinzenstein, at Keta, Ghana. This is a practical exercise bringing together a strong team from GMMB and the University of Caen, France. A grant from the Embassy of France in Ghana made it possible.

GMMB archaeologists supported by France opened a test pit in from of the standing walls remaining at Fort Prinzenstein, Keta. Foundation of lost walls were found, as well as evidence of pre-1784 occupation characterized by the presence of a thick layer of humic black earth.

Bowl fragment of a local smoking pipe, Keta, 18th c. context.