Cyril B.

Cyril Broncard is a passionate archaeologist and heritage consultant dedicated to the preservation and study of cultural heritage. With a master's degree in Art History and Archaeology from the University of Liège, Cyril has gained extensive experience through his work on various archaeological sites across Europe and the Mediterranean. As a trainee at the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, Cyril contributed to the preparation of strategic documents and coordinated complex heritage projects, demonstrating his expertise in research, diplomacy, and international collaboration. His master’s thesis focused on the analysis of white lead pigments in Mediterranean antiquity, showcasing his proficiency in materials chemistry and analytical characterization. Recognized for his dedication to the field, Cyril has worked with prestigious institutions such as the University of Michigan on the “Pella Urban Dynamics Project” in Greece and the INRAP on the protohistoric site of Gergovie in France. His volunteer work with UNESCO’s “World Heritage Volunteers” further emphasizes his commitment to sustainable heritage practices. Cyril has a proven track record of collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, bringing together experts from diverse fields to enhance the understanding and preservation of cultural heritage. Fluent in French and with a working knowledge in English, he effectively communicates and works within international settings.