Christophe Moulherat
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Christophe Moulherat holds a Doctoral degree in archaeology, prehistory, and anthropology from the Sorbonne University Paris.[1]
Notable studies and publications
- The study of cotton history.[4] First evidence of cotton at Neolithic Mehrgarh, Pakistan: analysis of mineralized fibres from a copper bead.[5][6]
- In-place molecular preservation of cellulose in 5,000-year-old archaeological textiles.[7]
- He is entitled to archaeology of protohistoric textiles, the example of Gallia Celtica.[1]
- Archéologie des textiles protohistoriques fexemple de la Gaule celtique.[8]
- Anthropomorphy of sweat in reliquary guardians (Fang, Gabon): a CT scan study.[7]
- More Publications.[9][10]
