A new exhibition titled Quelle Histoire ! Arbois au temps des romains is set to open at the Musée d'Art, Hôtel Sarret de Grozon in Arbois, France. This exhibition will explore the region's history during the Roman era, focusing on the ancient town that once stood in the area. The exhibition is part of a broader effort to highlight the rich archaeological heritage of the region and will be complemented by a conference that delves into the history of archaeological research in Arbois. The conference will trace 300 years of archaeological study at the site of Grozon, beginning with the work of local scholars in 1709 and continuing through to the present day. It will examine the evolution of research methods, from early explorations to modern techniques such as ground-penetrating radar and digital mapping. This timeline offers a glimpse into how our understanding of the past has changed over time, shaped by both technological advances and shifting historical perspectives. A second part of the conference will focus on what has been learned about the end of the Roman period in Arbois and its surrounding areas. This section aims to challenge traditional assumptions about life in this remote region during late antiquity. By presenting new findings and interpretations, the conference seeks to provide a more nuanced and accurate picture of the past, moving beyond familiar historical narratives. The exhibition and conference together offer a unique opportunity for visitors to engage with the region's ancient history in a dynamic and informative way. By combining visual displays with scholarly discussion, the event encourages a deeper appreciation of how archaeology continues to reshape our understanding of the ancient world.