Archaeology and Criminal Investigations

From archaeological excavation to laboratory analysis, bioarchaeologists help solve both ancient and modern mysteries through the scientific study of skeletal human remains, funerary artifacts, the stratigraphic context and other clues. This exhibition invites you to discover the importance of archaeology, forensic anthropology, and funerary archaeology in investigations that sometimes uncover crimes dating back several centuries. An exhibition From the ArchéoMusée du Roussillon with support from the Quebec Government

The exhibition is available in French and English, with an audioguide and panels in both languages.

WARNING:

Activity recommended for children over 10. This exhibition is suitable for a wide audience, but it does contain elements that could be unsettling for young children. We advise children (under 10) to visit in the company of an adult.

IMPORTANT

Please allow approximately 60 minutes for your visit.

ACCESSIBILITY FOR VISITORS WITH REDUCED MOBILITY

The exhibition is located on the ground floor, which is fully accessible via a step-free entrance on the side of the building. However, the second floor, which houses the historical room, is only accessible via a steep staircase and is therefore not accessible for those with mobility limitations.

Photos: Etienne Boisvert