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Estimated at more than 70,000 images, the documentary archive ofthe former Laboratoire d’Anthropologie in Rennes, created by Pierre-Roland Giot duringthe 1950s, includes drawings on various media, photographic negatives on plate glass,films, slides and paper photos, the oldest of which date from the second half of thenineteenth century. These documents are an exceptional source of information forunderstanding the emergence of prehistory and archaeology in Brittany and, by extension,France. Most of the early documentary material was generated by the Groupe Finistériend’Études Préhistoriques (GFEP) established at the Musée de Préhistoire de Penmarc’h.P-R. Giot (1919-2002), last surviving member of this group, preserved the GFEP archivesand integrated them into the Laboratoire d’Anthropologie. His own research activityduring the whole second half of the twentieth century, as well as the contributions ofresearchers such as J. Briard and J. L’Helgouac’h, led to continual additions ofmaterial to the dataset. The ICARE (Iconographie et Collections d’Anthropologie deRennes) Project aims at analysing, preserving and disseminating this priceless source ofinformation

The ICARE Project: Insights into the Formation and Consolidation of Archaeology in Western France (ca. 1850–1990)