AFRIPAL STATISTICS

27 specialists and support staff from the Tunisian team

30 specialists from the Polish team

54 days of fieldwork in 2018-2019 (4,320 man-hours spent in the field between 2018 and 2019)

119 days of fieldwork in 2021-2023 (22,848 man-hours spent in the field between 2021 and 2023)

106 km2 of land covered by remote sensing and archaeological surveys

20.4 ha of land covered by geophysical surveys

Trenches excavated 12

Buildings uncovered 2

Stratigraphical units registered c. 700

Architectural elements drawn c. 300

Survey units registered 176

Pottery fragments studied c. 40 000 weighing 1,800 kg

Drawn pottery fragments 2080

Bone fragments studied 5850

Botanical samples isolated 215 (1,065 kg of soil samples from 115 archaeological contexts were flotated)

Anthracological samples studied 36

Malacological samples studied 33

Inscriptions inventoried and studied 431

Samples sent for isotope analysis 150

Samples sent for C14 analyses 62

Samples sent for archaeometric analyses 63