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AUTHOR
Armel Bouvier
Datation par luminescence des terres cuites architecturales : application à l'étude d'églises du haut Moyen Age du sud-est de l'Angleterre et du nord-ouest de la France
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L’apport des méthodes de datation physique à la caractérisation et à la datation de matériaux de construction et structures architecturales : un bilan et desperspectives
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TL-dating applied to building archaeology: The case of the medieval church Notre-Dame-Sous-Terre (Mont-Saint-Michel, France)
Abstract The recent application of thermoluminescence (TL) dating to young building materials is being increasingly developed for use in the field of buildings archaeology [ Bailif, I.K., Holland, N., 2000. Dating bricks of the two last millennia from Newcastle upon Tyne: a preliminary study. Radiat. Meas. 32, 615–619 ; Gallo N, Fieni L, Martini M, Sibillia E, 1999. Building archaeology, 14C and thermoluminescence: two examples comparison, Actes du Colloque, “C14 et Archeologie”, III e Congres International, Lyon 6–10 avril 1998, Memoire de Societe prehistorique Francaise, tome XXVI et Supplement de la revue d’Archeometrie, pp. 425–431 ; Vieillevigne, E., Guibert, P., Bechtel, F., Leriche, …
Les apports de la chronologie par luminescence : étude de la crypte de la collégiale Saint-Seurin de Bordeaux, Actes du colloque de l'Association Française d'Archéologie Mérovingienne, Bordeaux octobre 2009
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Dating methods for studying building materials and constructions
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Luminescence dating applied to Saint-Irénée’s church (Lyon, France)
The aim of the study presented here is to propose a new view on the chronology of early medieval buildings in Europe and on the related building modes. If several studies have proved the efficiency of this multidisciplinary process, the case of St. Irenee’s church is very representative of the contributions of such an approach. This church is one of the oldest witnesses of the Christianization in Lyon, capital city of Gauls, and of its evolution under the aegis of Burgonds. However the small number of preserved remains of its early states has shown uncertainties in the interpretation of the chronology of the building use. There are two possibilities: is it the monument described by Gregory …
Production et utilisation des terres cuites architecturales dans des édifices du haut Moyen Age : l'apport des méthodes de datation
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Dating bricks from the crypt of the Chartres' cathedral by OSL: the importance of internal radioactivity of quartz grains
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The use of dating methods for the study of building materials and constructions: state of the art and current challenges
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The Use of Dating Methods for Studying Building Materials and Constructions: State of the Art and Current Challenges
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