Our Houses of Archaeology

House of Archaeology Dalheim

Inaugurated in 2016, the Maison de l'Archeologie Dalheim is housed in a historic house dating from the early 20th century, entirely renovated by the Institut National pour le Patrimoine Architectural (INPA).

As a branch of the Institut national de recherches archéologiques (INRA), its mission is to promote scientific research on the Gallo-Roman archaeological sites of Luxembourg, above all the important Ricciacum/Dalheim settlement. For this purpose, it provides a laboratory with a library specialised in Gallo-Roman archaeology, as well as accommodation for researchers, open equally to international scientist, students, and interns

House of Archaeology Titelberg

The Maison de l'Archeologie Titelberg is located at the foot of the Titelberg oppidum at Fond-de-Gras. Established in 1986, it first served as an archaeological base for research on the protohistoric site, before being transformed into a residence for researchers.

The House's mission is to support and promote research in the field of protohistory in Luxembourg, by offering researchers (interns, excavators, specialists, master's and doctoral students) accommodation, a laboratory and a library specialised in protohistory and archaeozoology.