Animal bones provide clues to epidemics and human practices in this Chartres archaeology lecture. Local discoveries introduce the methods archaeozoologists use to interpret remains left by earlier societies. The talk connects that material with major episodes in the region’s past, showing how the study of animals can contribute to a wider understanding of historical communities.
Chartres: What Animal Bones Reveal About Epidemics
A Chartres archaeology lecture uses local animal-bone finds to explain how past epidemics and human practices can be investigated through remains.

About this event
Event Details
When:
26 November 2026 Europe/Paris
Where:
1 Boulevard Maurice Viollette, Chartres
Category:
Heritage & Guided Visits, Literature & Ideas
Topic:
events
Region:
Centre Val de Loire, France
Price: Free
Although all events are verified at the time of publication, last-minute changes may occur. We advise visitors to consult the official organizer’s website before planning their visit.