Some towns in Roman Gaul lost their political function with each modification to the network of cities under the Roman empire and even beyond, down to the seventh century. They were especially affected by such changes from the third century, as attested by inscriptions, the Notitia Galliarum (of c. 400), and the lists of bishops witnessing the acts of church-councils. The demotion of particular towns could sometimes be caused by the regrouping of neighbouring city-territories, sometimes by the shifting of the capital within the territory of a city, or sometimes, later, by the transfer of the episcopal seat. It was a response to considerations which are sometimes imperceptible but also multiple - strategic, political, administrative, economi...
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International audienceDoes the classic notion of the Mediterranean town, the model of urbanism for t...
A town born out of the Roman administrative organisation of Gaul, Corseul was the capital of the civ...
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International audienceSince the 1980s the study of Roman urban features has been given a particular ...
Les réformes menées sous Dioclétien et Constantin établirent des circonscriptions et des hiérarchies...
International audienceWhile the classical civic organization is said to have disappeared in the West...
This paper discusses the rapid disappearance of the entire urban network in Britain in the decades a...
Les données archéologiques de l'Antiquité Tardive et de l'époque mérovingienne complétées par les me...
This article considers the question of the territories of the Roman cities of Arles (Arelate) and Av...
International audienceThe urban network of Central Gaul has expanded from Iron Age settlements. From...
La construction au Bas-Empire d’un rempart dans de nombreuses villes ouvertes de Gaule fut un événem...
La Gaule protohistorique est traditionnellement vue comme dénuée d'unité, déchirée par de continuell...
This is a study of the evolution of civitas-capitals between the early and late imperial periods : t...
International audienceDoes the classic notion of the Mediterranean town, the model of urbanism for t...
In the final decades before the conquest of Gaul, several settlements, other than farms, developed o...
International audienceDoes the classic notion of the Mediterranean town, the model of urbanism for t...
A town born out of the Roman administrative organisation of Gaul, Corseul was the capital of the civ...
La conception classique de la ville méditerranéenne, modèle urbanistique des nouvelles capitales de ...
International audienceSince the 1980s the study of Roman urban features has been given a particular ...
Les réformes menées sous Dioclétien et Constantin établirent des circonscriptions et des hiérarchies...
International audienceWhile the classical civic organization is said to have disappeared in the West...
This paper discusses the rapid disappearance of the entire urban network in Britain in the decades a...
Les données archéologiques de l'Antiquité Tardive et de l'époque mérovingienne complétées par les me...
This article considers the question of the territories of the Roman cities of Arles (Arelate) and Av...