Our team

Patrick Kersalé is an ethno-archaeologist and musician. Since 1991, he has worked in some forty countries in Europe, Africa, America and Asia, photographing, recording and filming traditional musicians and studying their music. He is the author of hundreds of publications devoted to traditional music.

From 2009 to 2022, he will be studying Angkorian musical instruments through iconography, epigraphy and archaeological artefacts, as well as through synchronicity. At the same time, he is reconstructing the lost instruments that existed between the 7^th and 16^th centuries: harps, zithers, cymbals, drums, trumpets and conches.

Since the beginning of 2023, he has put his expertise at the service of Egyptian archaeomusicology and joined a research team on the history of music therapy.

As part of "Intuitive Archeology", he is trying to bring together a team of intuitors to conduct more in-depth research into pure archaeology and archaeomusicology.

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Corinne Dupeyrat has been a professional intuitive communicator for nearly 20 years. She has extensive experience working with both domestic and wild animals.

As a top level dressage rider, she specializes in supporting professionals in the equestrian world.

For several years she has been developing the possibilities of intuitive communication with people, especially those who cannot express themselves verbally (babies, people with multiple disabilities, autistic adults and children, the deceased).

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Emmie Esnault, a lawyer by profession, devotes part of her free time to her passion for intuitive communication. Her initial interest in the relationship between humans and animals led her to explore the field of animal communication. During her training with Corinne Dupeyrat, she broadened her horizons by developing intuitive communication skills not only with animals, but also with plants, minerals and places.