New canoe display case

New canoe display case

The Gallo-Roman dugout canoe is undoubtedly one of the museum’s most iconic treasures. Today, it is presented to you in a new light: a redesigned display case that is brighter, more modern and even closer to its history. This new setting has been designed to...
New visual identity

New visual identity

A new face for the same story A logo is not just a simple design: it reflects a story, a vision, a connection with its audience. At the Gallo-Roman Museum, our identity is evolving to better reflect who we are. Clearer, more open and more contemporary, it retains the...

From excavation to museum

In the summer of 1975, excavations at the Pommeroeul site revealed incredible remains. Not one, not two, but five vessels… along with the remains of a pontoon and a landing dock. What should be done with this waterlogged wood after excavation? Should it be...

The boats of Pommeroeul

During various excavations at Pommeroeul (from 1975 to 1980), eight vessels were uncovered. Most were found beneath the dock of this Gallo-Roman port settlement. Three of these rare boats were restored, and two are now on display in the museum: the dugout canoe and...
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