Société archéologique de l'Est
learned society of archaeology
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Société archéologique de l'Est
Summary
Société archéologique de l'Est is a learned society[1].
Key Facts
- Société archéologique de l'Est's field of work was archaeology[2].
- Société archéologique de l'Est is in the country of France[3].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's instance of is recorded as learned society[4].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's ISNI is recorded as 0000000121707409[5].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 141193782[6].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's IdRef ID is recorded as 194736504[7].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's industry is recorded as higher education in France[8].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's industry is recorded as research[9].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's industry is recorded as other voluntary membership organizations (France)[10].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's official website is recorded as https://journals.openedition.org/rae/1558[11].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's official name is recorded as Société Archéologique de l'Est[12].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's legal form is recorded as association under the French law of 1901[13].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's short name is recorded as SAE[14].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's house publication is recorded as Revue archeologique de l'Est[15].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's members have occupation is recorded as archaeologist[16].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's members have occupation is recorded as historian[17].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's members have occupation is recorded as research fellow[18].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's Archival Resource Key is recorded as ark:/12148/cb15789140d[19].
- Société archéologique de l'Est's Mir@bel publisher ID is recorded as 7815[20].
Body
Identity
Société archéologique de l'Est's official name is recorded as Société Archéologique de l'Est[12]. Its short name is recorded as SAE[14].
Industry
Industries include higher education in France[8], research[9], and other voluntary membership organizations (France)[10]. Société archéologique de l'Est's field of work was archaeology[2].