Since 2012, a scientific team of academics and researchers from the CNRS work on the study of the monumental complex of the great temple of Narbonne. In 2017, Ambroise Lassalle, curator of the new NarboVia Museum, J.-M. Malvis, principal of Victor Hugo College and Véronique Canut, archeologist of the INRAP, made possible to launch an excavation inside a courtyard of the school. The initiative was part of a school project that aimed to develop the interest of students in the ancient history of Narbonne and in sciences and techniques of archeology. This blog is dedicated to the development of the excavation of the capitol and to give keys for the interpretation of the discovered remains. It will gather articles and notes from scientific partners, professors and students (after proofreading). The blog will be structured in three parts. The first part will be dedicated to the archival documents that will be published and explain, the second part to the following of the excavation (organization, discoveries, description of the material, photographies ...) and the last part to the scientific interpretation of the discoveries (architectural restitution, techniques observed in the construction, dating, study of archaeological material ...)