The most popular French archaeology books

Archaeology books tell the story of the past through what people left behind. Lost cities, tombs, shipwrecks and everyday objects reveal how ancient societies lived, traded and believed. Read about famous excavations, new discoveries and the methods that let us date a pot or read a ruin. Only books in French are listed.

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La Main de l'homme
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La Main de l'homme

Sebastião Salgado, Eric Nepomuceno, Lélia Wanick Salgado, Philadelphia Museum of Art

1993 · 2002 edition

400 pages

Stonehenge
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Stonehenge

Julian C. Richards

2005 · 2010 edition

48 pages

Pompeya
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Pompeya

Peter Connolly

1979 · 1991 edition

Ancient Egypt
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Ancient Egypt

Giorgio Agnese, Maurizio Re

2001 · 2003 edition

192 pages

Les Jivaros
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Les Jivaros

Godfrey Merlen

1973 · 1995 edition

POMPEI
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POMPEI

Richard Platt

2007 · 2008 edition

48 pages

JESUS
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JESUS

David Flusser, R. Steven Notley

1997 · 2005 edition

288 pages

Villes du monde
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Villes du monde

Stephan: Füssel, Rem Koolhaas

2008 · 2017 edition

504 pages