
Yvan Pailler
Yvan Pailler is a prominent French archaeologist known for his work in marine archaeology and prehistoric societies. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of Neolithic and Mesolithic cultures in France, particularly in Brittany. His recent research has focused on the discovery of a massive undersea wall dating back to around 5,000 BC, which provides insights into the structured societies of hunter-gatherers and early agriculturalists in the region, as well as the cultural myths surrounding sunken cities.
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Yvan Pailler is a professor of archaeology at the University of Western Brittany and co-author of the report on the discovery.
'Opens up new prospects': Ancient underwater wall discovered off French coast; hints at coastal societies
Yvan Pailler is an archaeologist who discussed the structured society that built the wall.
Huge undersea wall dating from 5000 BC found in France