Nondedeo Philippe

Nondedeo Philippe is a Lecturer at INALCO in Paris, specializing in the Languages and Cultures of the Americas. His research focuses on Mayan history, political organization, and archaeology, utilizing Lidar technology to study Mayan architecture and sculpted monuments. He serves as a Research Fellow at CNRS (Archaeology of the Americas, UMR8096) and leads the Naachtun Project, funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He co-heads GERM (Research and Teaching Group on the Maya and Mesoamerica) and co-hosts RITMO 2 (International Research Group on Repetition Phenomena in Mesoamerica). His expertise includes Mayan sociopolitical structures, habitat studies, and dynastic alliances.

• Education: Not explicitly listed in provided texts.
• Affiliations: CNRS, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Naachtun Project director), GERM, RITMO 2.

Research themes include Mayan urban planning, monument analysis, and historical dynastic systems. No awards or publications are listed in the provided data.