International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- and micro-charcoal) that have been carried out at the Epigravettian settlement of Mezhyrich. This work took part of the French ANR project “Mammouths”. Charcoal signals have been found in both natural and archaeological (pits and activity areas) deposits that have been sampled during the 2007–2008 archaeological excavations. This study aims at discussing the natural versus anthropic causes of those charcoal signals. Microscopic charcoal have been observed and quantified from loess sediments; they are probably the consequence of regional fire regimes. Charcoal signals found in archaeological layers would be mainly caused by human activities. Th...
International audience``Cazan-Le clos du Moulin'' is an open-air Middle Neolithic site located in th...
International audience``Cazan-Le clos du Moulin'' is an open-air Middle Neolithic site located in th...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
This paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- and micro-charcoal) tha...
International audienceThis multidisciplinary study aims to decipher XVIIIth century charcoal product...
International audienceThis paper provides a critical review of the main methodological achievements ...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceAn interdisciplinary study is being conducted in Meuse (Eastern France) to ass...
Lucie Chabal. Recent charcoal analysis data on past landscapes : achievements and limits. Palaeocolo...
International audience``Cazan-Le clos du Moulin'' is an open-air Middle Neolithic site located in th...
International audience``Cazan-Le clos du Moulin'' is an open-air Middle Neolithic site located in th...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
International audienceThis paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- a...
This paper is the state of the art of charcoal signal studies (macro-, meso- and micro-charcoal) tha...
International audienceThis multidisciplinary study aims to decipher XVIIIth century charcoal product...
International audienceThis paper provides a critical review of the main methodological achievements ...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...
International audienceAn interdisciplinary study is being conducted in Meuse (Eastern France) to ass...
Lucie Chabal. Recent charcoal analysis data on past landscapes : achievements and limits. Palaeocolo...
International audience``Cazan-Le clos du Moulin'' is an open-air Middle Neolithic site located in th...
International audience``Cazan-Le clos du Moulin'' is an open-air Middle Neolithic site located in th...
International audienceDoes fragment size influence significantly archaeological charcoal spectra? Do...