  Predicted as possible bound states of up, down and strange quarks,
strangelets could be more energetically favourable and more stable than nuclear
matter. In this paper we explore the possibility of detecting such particles
with the future large liquid argon detectors developed for neutrino physics.
Using signals from ionization and scintillations we suggest that a calorimetric
TCP detector is able to put in evidence and to discriminate between light
strangelets at intermediate energy.
