A medieval port in Bordeaux was uncovered in 2002, revealed in a special episode of Éclats d'archéo celebrating 20 years of archaeological work.
Medieval port discovered in Bordeaux
Archaeologists uncovered the remains of a medieval port during excavations at the Jean Jaurès parking place in Bordeaux in 2002. This discovery provides valuable insight into the region’s maritime history and the city’s role in trade during the Middle Ages.
Documentary highlights the find
The discovery was featured in the third episode of Éclats d'archéo, a documentary series produced by Inrap to celebrate 20 years of archaeological research in France. The series showcases significant findings and the work of archaeologists across the country.
Expert discusses the excavation
Frédéric Gerber, an archaeologist with Inrap, participated in the episode and provided details about the excavation process and the historical significance of the medieval port. His insights help explain how such sites are uncovered and what they reveal about the past.
Series includes French Sign Language
The series includes videos in French Sign Language to make the content accessible to a wider audience. This inclusion ensures that people who are deaf or hard of hearing can also engage with the archaeological findings and stories presented.
Access through Inrap website
The Éclats d'archéo series is available on the Inrap website, offering viewers the opportunity to explore archaeological discoveries and learn more about France’s rich historical heritage through various episodes and supporting materials.
