Michel Charleux

Michel Charleux Landscape of Eiao ©M. CharleuxLandscape of Kaukura ©M. CharleuxMichel Charleux in action on an archeological siteLandscape of Rurutu ©M. CharleuxVillage of Kaukura ©M. CharleuxSunset in Manihi ©M. Charleux
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Michel Charleux

A Quest for Rocks

Michel Charleux, an avid archeologist, has spent almost 20 years in French Polynesia since his first visit in 1977. Loyal to his idea about creating cultural awareness among young Polynesians, he has conducted archeology initiation workshops that have taken place in the teaching studios at the Musée de Tahiti et des Îles. Director of the underwater dig at the Vai’hi site on Raiatea, he is dedicated to restoring the Ta’ata marae.

Landscape of Eiao ©M. Charleux
Michel CHARLEUX

Between 1987 and 2013, he has been involved in digs on the deserted island of Eiao. Today, Michel Charleux dedicates most of his time to classifying the extensive collections he brought back from this Marquesan island for his doctoral dissertation.

Michel CHARLEUX
Archaeologist
• International center for the Archaeological
research in French Polynesia
•Laboratory of Prehistoric Ethno
archaeology

Village of Kaukura ©M. Charleux
Michel Charleux in action on an archeological site
Archeological site © M. Charleux
Landscape of Kaukura ©M. Charleux
Villager of Rurutu ©M. Charleux
Pandanus ©M. Charleux
Sunset in Manihi ©M. Charleux
Michel Charleux
Michel Charleux
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Michel Charleux, an avid archeologist, has spent almost 20 years in French Polynesia since his first visit in 1973.
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