This collaborative program brings together a variety of institutions and research scientists from France and Romania :
- The Romanian National History Museum, Bucharest.
- The National Museum of History and Archaeology at Constanta.
- Ovidius University, Constanta.
- Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj.
- Tãrii Crisurilor Museum, Oradea.
- Ialomita Regional Museum of History, Slobozia.
- Iasi Institute of Anthropology.
- University of Valahia, Târgoviste
- Paleoecology, Anthracology* and Human Behavior (CNRS, Montpellier University II, Montpellier), *relatively new school within Anthropology.
- National Institute of Agronomics Paris-Grignon, , UFR Department of Environmental Dynamics and Spatial Organization, Grignon.
- The Archaeozoological Laboratory of CRA-CNRS at Valbonne.
- National Center of Prehistory (Ministry of Culture and Communications), Périgueux.
- Center for Archeometry and CarbonDating (University Claude Bernard, Lyon I CNRS), Lyon.
- The Archaeozoological Laboratory at Compiègne (Val-d'Oise Center of Archeaologial Studies).
This program is directed for Romania by :
- Dragomir Popovici, The Romanian National History Museum, Bucharest.
- Professor Puiu Hasotti, The National Museum of History and Archaeology, and Ovidius University, Constanta.
And for France by :
- Yannick Rialland, Ministry of Culture and Communications, Regional Department of Cultural Affairs in Auvergne, Regional Bureau of Archaeology, Clermont-Ferrand.
- Bernard Randoin, Ministry of Culture and Communications, Department of Architecture and Cultural Heritage, Department of Archaeology, Paris.
The formation of research teams was secured by :
- Radian Andreescu, The Romanian National History Museum, Bucharest.
- Cãtãlin Bem, The Romanian National History Museum, Bucharest.
- Geanina Haïtã, University of Bucharest.
- Cristian Micou, Faculty of History at Bucarest
- Carmen Miu-Bem, Ovidius University, Constanta.
- Magdalena Moise, The Romanian National History Museum, Bucharest.
- Florin Vlad, Ialomita Regional Museum of History, Slobozia.
- Valentina Voïnea, Ovidius University and Ialomita Regional Museum of History, Slobozia.
The teams consisted of students from Ovidius University (Constanta), from Valahia University (Târgoviste) and the University of Bucharest.
The Earth Sciences and Natural Sciences -- The following contributed from within their respective disciplines :
Anthracology : Lucie Chabal, Paleoecology, Anthracology and Human Behavior (CNRS, Montpellier University II), Montpellier ; Iulia Tomescu, The Romanian National History Museum (National Center for Interdisciplinary Research), Bucharest.
Anthropology : Cezarina Bãlteanu, Iasi Anthropological Institute.
Carpology : Dr. Ramon Buxo i Capdevila, Museum of Archaeology at Catalunya, Barcelona
Carbon Dating : Jacques Evin, Center for Archeometry and Carbon Dating, (University Claude Bernard, Lyon I CNRS), Lyon.
Herpetology : Marton Venczel, Research Scientist, Tãrii Crisurilor Museum, Oradea.
Ichtyology : Nathalie Desse-Berset, Laboratory Archaeozoology of CRA-CNRS, Valbonne ; Valentin Radu, The Romanian National History Museum National Center for Interdisciplinary Research), Bucharest.
Malacology : Andrei Sarkany-Kiss, professeur et Florina Bolos, assistant, Department of Biology at Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj.
Micromorphology : Marie-Agnès Courty, National Institute of Agronomics Paris-Grignon, UFR Department of Environmental Dynamics and Spatial Organization, Grignon. ; Constantin Haïtã, The Romanian National History Museum, (National Center for Interdisciplinary Research), Bucharest.
Mammal Osteology : Alexandra Bolomey (†), Adrian Bãlãsescu, Dragos Moise, The Romanian National History Museum, (National Center for Interdisciplinary Research), Bucharest.
Bird Osteology : Eugen Kessler, professeur et Erica Gal, assistant, Department of Biology at Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj.
Palynology : Marie-Françoise Diot, National Center of Prehistory (Ministry of Culture and Communications), Périgueux ; Mihaï Tomescu, The Romanian National History Museum, Bucharest (National Research Centre).