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Jean- Hervé Yvinec
Une histoire de l'élevage : les animaux et l'Archéologie
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Saint-Dizier « la Tuilerie » (Haute-Marne) : trois sépultures d’élite du VIe siècle
In 2002, excavations carried out by Marie-Cécile Truc (Inrap) at Saint-Dizier led to the discovery of four graves of exceptional wealth, containing a young woman, two men and a horse, dated to c. 525-550 AD. Dressed and adorned with numerous jewels, the young female was laid in a coffin upon which were placed vessels in glass, copper alloy goblet and ceramic. Each male had been buried in an excavated funerary chamber, built within an oak frame. They were laid in their coffins along with their personal clothing, including a ceremonial sword with two rings added to the pommel. The larger weapons (throwing axes, shields, lances and angons) as well as various utensils were placed either on the …
Les Gaulois d'Ile de France au second Âge du Fer et leur cheptel : état de la question
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Productions végétales, alimentation et élevage dans la vallée de la Moselle entre Metz et Thionville et dans les environs de la cité de Metz : l'apport des données carpologiques et archéozoologiques
International audience; This paper deals with recently obtained archaeobotanical and archaeozoological results obtained from Gallo-Roman sites in the Moselle valley between Metz (Divodurum mediomatricorum) and Thionville and the adjacent areas. The results deriving from recent rescue excavations are giving evidence of Gallo-Roman agricultural practices in a time frame from the 2nd to the late 4th c. AD.