Traces Écrites

Linguist and colonial administrator, specialist in Khmer culture, first director of the Colonial School.

A clergyman, archaeologist, numismatist, and man of letters, he was Keeper of the Cabinet of Medals at the King's Library. He was a member of the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres and the French Academy. He was the author of *The Voyage of Young Anacharsis in Greece*.

An archaeologist and member of the French Society of Antiquaries, he published numerous works on numismatics and medieval archaeology.

An archaeologist and anthropologist, he traveled tirelessly in Russia, bringing back numerous studies. He was one of the first to collect documents from the Bolshevik Revolution. Many of his objects have joined museum collections (the Louvre, the Guimet, the Natural History Museum).

Director of the Madrasa of Tlemcen, in Algeria, from 1905 to 1935, author of numerous works on folklore, history, religion and Maghreb sociology.

Painter, draftsman and archaeologist. Author of numerous works, including Pompeia (1855).

An archaeologist and numismatist, he has published numerous works on numismatics. He is a member of the French Numismatic Society.

Archaeologist, founder of the Linnean Society of Normandy, the Society of Antiquaries of Normandy (1824) and the French Archaeological Society (1832).