Search results for "archéobotanique"
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The dry stone wall of 'Paretone dei Greci': an anthracological approach
2011
International audience; Dry stone constructions are a common occurrence in many Mediterranean landscapes. One of these structures known as "Paretone dei Greci" (Taranto, Southern Italy), was subject to an archaeological investigation. Soil and sediment material within this wall, as well as those above and below it, were sampled and processed for archaeobotanical studies. In this manner it was possible to understand its building technique as well as giving it a chronological context. Through an anthracological analysis it was possible to insert the "Paretone" within the surrounding agricultural landscape, thus better highlighting its function in relation to the history of the territory
Les campagnes des Tricasses
2017
Since the 1990s, preventive archaeology has brought to light an abundance of documentation in the western part of Champagne (the "chalky" Champagne) which now makes it possible to define the nature of rural settlements from the late Iron Age and Roman times. Unlike the neighbouring regions of Burgundy or Picardy, where excavations and aerial prospecting had revealed the presence of numerous enclosed grave sites then attributed to the end of La Tène and masonry settlements of all sizes dating back to Roman times, these data were previously lacking in Champagne.
Le centre-est de la France
2017
The ten departments that occupy the centre-east of France form a coherent geographical and historical whole, marked by sharp environmental contrasts. In the north-west, the successive halos of the Paris Basin cover the departments of Yonne, Aube and Haute-Marne and the north-west of the departments of Nièvre and Côte-d'Or. They determine quite marked landscape contrasts, where the guiding lines, south-east / north-west valleys and south-west / north-east cuesta, form a remarkably regular network.
Rural occupation in the Côte-d'Or. Crossed approaches
2017
L'étude des établissements ruraux de deux secteurs de l’actuel département de la Côte-d’Or, la région de Dijon et celle de Châtillon-sur-Seine, présente un double intérêt. D’une part les paysages naturels, géomorphologiques comme pédologiques, y sont très variés. D’autre part, l’étude des occupations protohistorique et antique dans ces paysages naturels a bénéficié depuis quelques décennies d’approches méthodologiques différentes mais complémentaires qui renouvellent la vision que l’on pouvait s’en faire.
Etude archéobotanique du dépôt de Crevans (70), fin du Ier s. ap. J.C.
2005
L'habitat de La Tène ancienne de Tagnon “La Fricassée” (Ardennes), Économie et vaisselier.
2001
International audience; (résumé archéozoologie) Le site de Tagnon "La Fricassée" a livré plus de six mille cinq cents restes animaux, la plupart très bien conservés, mais fragmentés, ce qui explique que les 2928 fragments déterminés (soit 44,4% du nombre total) représentent plus de 90% du poids total (40 sur 44 kilos). Cette abondance de menus fragments (le poids moyen d'un indéterminé est d'environ un gramme) témoigne de la minutie de la collecte. Leur excellent état de conservation a permis d'enregistrer les traces de dents, de découpe, la fragmentation et les brûlures, en vue de mettre en évidence des traitements spécifiques et d'éventuelles zones d'activités. Ces restes proviennent de t…