News and reports
Excavation seasons and their highlights, reported by television teams and digital media.
A 400-kilogram bone
The report covers the discovery of a large femur during the 2019 season.
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FacebookAt the heart of the Angeac excavations
A report by Alexandre Ferret and Julien Faure on the discoveries and the team’s work.
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DailymotionA new dinosaur species discovered in Charente
A report on sauropod bones and their continuing excavation.
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YouTubeAnother fifteen years of excavation at Angeac
A new chapter for research and future excavation seasons.
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YouTubeLocal history: the dinosaurs of Angeac-Charente
A short account of the site’s discovery and the evidence it preserves.
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YouTubeA giant sauropod femur discovered in Charente
The femur uncovered during the 2019 season attracts the cameras and reveals the scale of the excavation work.
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YouTubeA second giant dinosaur femur
Looking back at a major discovery from the tenth excavation season.
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YouTubeAngeac, a treasure trove for palaeontologists
AFP’s report on the site and the diversity of fossils discovered.
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France TélévisionsA sizeable discovery: a sauropod toe bone
Jean Goedert and Jean-François Tournepiche present the discovery at the dig.
Watch on the broadcaster’s websiteFrom fieldwork to museum
Work continues in workshops and collections: preparing, conserving, studying and sharing.
YouTubeAfter excavation: reconstructing fossils
At the Musée d’Angoulême, work continues through cataloguing, assembling and studying the bones.
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YouTubeA giant footprint for the public
Demoulding a sauropod footprint and presenting it at the Musée d’Angoulême.
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France TélévisionsAngeac’s dinosaurs enter the museum
The bones’ arrival in the Musée d’Angoulême collections begins a new stage of conservation and public engagement.
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