
Ce que l'art préhistorique dit de nos origines
What prehistoric art tells us about our origins
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What prehistoric art tells us about our origins

The Denisovans, sister group to the Neanderthals

When Others Inhabited the Earth: How Many Species?



Men and animals in the Upper Paleolithic in the Dniester Valley

From the field to the museum: the Sámi collections at the Musée de l’Homme




Surviving on the planet during the last glacial maximum 20,000 years ago


Climate degradation in temperate Europe...

The colonization of the Philippine archipelago by Man

The influence of climate change on the earliest settlements of Europe


Hunter-gatherers and early farmers facing climate change...

Mosses, sentinels of environmental quality



The hell of men, the Natzweiler concentration camp


The ideals of the Musée de l'Homme put to the test of history

The adventure of the Trocadéro Ethnography Museum




Antiracism challenged by memorial and identity conflicts


Closing of the Science Festival 2017 - live from the Musée de l'Homme



Of races and Men: the point of view of genetics

Artistic evolution and transformation at the end of the Ice Age

How to live together on a planet with limited resources? 3/4

How to live together on a planet with limited resources? 1/4

Testimonies (Abbé Breuil, "pope" of Prehistory 9/11)

Round table (Abbot Breuil, "pope" of Prehistory 10/11)


Question-and-answer session with the audience (Return of the Maori heads / all audiences 3/3)