Overview
How do both recent and distant traces of the past take on the status of heritage objects? This CNRS exhibition reveals this whole process of transmission. From the discovery of an object to its exhibition through its authentication and protection, science takes an active role in each of these stages and thus creates a link between past civilisations and future generations.
Laboratory(s)
UMR5506 - Laboratoire d'informatique de robotique et de microelectronique de montpellier (LIRMM)Laboratory website
UMR3495 - Modèles et simulations pour l'Architecture et le Patrimoine (MAP)Laboratory websiteSee the laboratory gallery
UMR7262 - Laboratoire Paléontologie Evolution Paléoécosystèmes Paléoprimatologie (PALEVOPRIM)Laboratory website
CNRS Institute(s)
Panel(s)
Digital version
Regional office(s)
Production year
2017
Version(s)
French
Editorial and graphic design and production
Graphic design: Sarah Landel
Project coordination: Emilie Smondack (CNRS), Patrice Brugère (RATP)
Project coordination: Emilie Smondack (CNRS), Patrice Brugère (RATP)
Exhibition panels description
23 panels in 80 cm x 120 cm format
Description of digital format
26.5 MB files for printing the 23 panels in 80 x 120 cm format at the printer of your choice
Booking information
The loan is free of charge for a free presentation to your public, after signing a loan agreement.
The exhibitions can be complemented by a selection of films recommended by our scientific mediation officer.
The exhibitions can be complemented by a selection of films recommended by our scientific mediation officer.
Conditions for the loan of panels
Loan in the Paris area only: the transport costs for the sets of panels are to be paid by the borrower.
Loan conditions in digital format
Printing costs for digital versions are to be borne by the borrower.
