A geographic information system (GIS) in archaeology can be developed for the registration and the organization of excavations, to create a spatial database and to edit documents intended for publication. GIS is becoming a necessary tool as part of archaeological scientific reflection. This paper describes the methods and first results obtained during the implementation of a GIS on a site in the Vaise plain in Lyon (France). The approach lies in the continuity of the methodological principles described at the beginning of the second half of the twentieth century, notably by Laplace and Jauretche Méroc in 1954. The excavations took place in the Rhone département, 35 rue Auguste Isaac (Lyon, 9th arrondissement). The remains were discovered du...
This article presents data on chipped stone techno-economic patterns of nomadic hunters-gatherers at...
Paleoparasitological data concerning the Roman period are numerous, but scaterred in reports,monogra...
This thesis deals with the vision based geolocalisation of a vehicle. In particular, the problem of ...
A geographic information system (GIS) in archaeology can be developed for the registration and the o...
International audienceA geographic information system (GIS) in archaeology can be developed for the ...
International audienceThe origin of the Azilian traditions caused much debate over the past decade, ...
Version académiqueThis work approaches the question of the occupation of the space and the managemen...
The characterization of the material reality of the landscape requires to accurately identify the ph...
In the framework of researches carried out by ANDRA (the French agency for nuclear waste), which aim...
After the first excavations in 1972-76 and 1984-88, still for a large part unpublished, eleven new s...
The collection, the organization and the search for iconographic sources are certainly a main issue ...
Les annexes (vol. 2) ont été divisées en deux sous-parties à cause de la taille des fichiersThis wor...
National audienceBetween 1979 and 1989 the urban archaeology project has examined five regions in ce...
The site of Bagnoles (Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Vaucluse, 84) was discovered in 2006 by the INRAP (Gaday, ...
International audienceIn an economy based on hunting and gathering in temperate domains, collective ...
This article presents data on chipped stone techno-economic patterns of nomadic hunters-gatherers at...
Paleoparasitological data concerning the Roman period are numerous, but scaterred in reports,monogra...
This thesis deals with the vision based geolocalisation of a vehicle. In particular, the problem of ...
A geographic information system (GIS) in archaeology can be developed for the registration and the o...
International audienceA geographic information system (GIS) in archaeology can be developed for the ...
International audienceThe origin of the Azilian traditions caused much debate over the past decade, ...
Version académiqueThis work approaches the question of the occupation of the space and the managemen...
The characterization of the material reality of the landscape requires to accurately identify the ph...
In the framework of researches carried out by ANDRA (the French agency for nuclear waste), which aim...
After the first excavations in 1972-76 and 1984-88, still for a large part unpublished, eleven new s...
The collection, the organization and the search for iconographic sources are certainly a main issue ...
Les annexes (vol. 2) ont été divisées en deux sous-parties à cause de la taille des fichiersThis wor...
National audienceBetween 1979 and 1989 the urban archaeology project has examined five regions in ce...
The site of Bagnoles (Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Vaucluse, 84) was discovered in 2006 by the INRAP (Gaday, ...
International audienceIn an economy based on hunting and gathering in temperate domains, collective ...
This article presents data on chipped stone techno-economic patterns of nomadic hunters-gatherers at...
Paleoparasitological data concerning the Roman period are numerous, but scaterred in reports,monogra...
This thesis deals with the vision based geolocalisation of a vehicle. In particular, the problem of ...