I am a researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS, UMR 8167 Orient & Méditerranée), specializing in the archaeology of the Southern Levant and North Arabia from the Iron Age to the eve of Islam. I wrote my PhD thesis (2013) on the settlement history of Southern Syria from the Iron Age to the Early Roman period. In the Arabian Peninsula, I worked with the Mada’in Salih Archaeological Project between 2008 and 2017, and I have been co-directing excavations on the Pre-Islamic caravan city of Thaj, in North-East Arabia, since 2016 (Thaj Archaeological Project - CNRS/SCTH). In 2019, I launched an international excavation and survey project at the site of Dadan, one of the major Iron Age cities in North-West Arabia (Dadan Archaeological project - CNRS/RCU/KSU/Afalula).