A new excavation is taking place in the town center of Gidy as part of the Coeur de Bourg project, which aims to develop and revitalize the area. This work continues from an excavation that began in 2024 and is being carried out by a team from Inrap, France's National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research. The project was initiated on prescription from the State, specifically the Drac Centre-Val de Loire, which oversees cultural heritage in the region. Archaeologists working on the site are uncovering traces of human occupation dating back to the Ancient and Medieval periods. These findings include remnants of structures, tools, and other artifacts that provide insight into how people lived in the area thousands of years ago. The excavation is helping to build a more complete picture of the region's history and is expected to contribute to future historical studies and local heritage projects. The work is being conducted with care to ensure that all findings are properly documented and preserved. Inrap teams use a variety of techniques, including ground-penetrating radar and careful manual excavation, to uncover and analyze the artifacts without damaging them. This approach allows for a detailed understanding of the site's layers and the different periods of human activity it represents. The Coeur de Bourg project is part of a larger effort to enhance the town's cultural and historical significance while supporting urban development. As the excavation continues, more discoveries are expected to shed light on the region's past and enrich the local community's understanding of its heritage.