Discover an archaeological site full of mysteries and preserve the legacy of Clermont L'Hérault
The protohistoric oppidum (a type of fortified city built between the 6th and 3rd centuries BC) was the subject of archaeological excavations between 1983 and 1990. Under the supervision of archaeologists, our partners from Concordia France have already carried out some work in recent years that has brought the site to light and has preserved it.
The aim of this project is therefore to enhance the rich natural, cultural and archaeological heritage of Clermont L'Hérault.
Where does the camp take place?
Clermont L'Hérault is a charming little town north of Montpellier in southern France. It benefits from a Mediterranean climate and remarkable surroundings (Lake Salagou, rivers of the Gorges de l'Hérault nearby) and also has a rich cultural heritage with its castle and cathedral. In the heart of a protected landscape, you can enjoy outdoor activities and discover southern France.
Travel expenses
This project is supported by OFAJ, the Franco-German youth organization. Some volunteers from France, Germany and Spain may be entitled to reimbursement of their travel expenses on presentation of the original tickets.
Covid-19: Current regulations in France
You can find the latest information on traveling to France on the website of the German Federal Foreign Office.
Your hosts have guidelines on how to deal with Covid-19 during your stay, and are prepared to comply with government guidelines and, if necessary, to isolate participants to protect against infection.
Register now
You want to join? A total of 12 international volunteers are wanted. Here you can register for the camp directly. You can apply as long as there are still vacancies.
Lukas is at your disposal for all questions about the camp in France and other workcamps this summer:
Send an email: outgoing@ibg-workcamps.org
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