International audienceThree important practices specific to the Gauls of southern France are documented by the excavations led at the Baou de Saint-Marcel, occupied during the VIth and the beginning of IIth century BC. The explored surface in this context is limited, only 600 m2 of the nearly 30 000 m2 that cover this settlement situated less than 7 km from the greek Marseille. The autochthonous habit to bury the newborn in the houses is attested at the beginning as well as at the end of the occupation of this oppidum. A statue of a seated character, in Gallic manner, dated by its style between the end of the Vth and the IIIth century BC, suggests the presence of an autochthonous facility. Cranial remains of rather young adults present in l...
International audienceMidway between the Gallic oppidum and the ancient spa, just before a ford on a...
Sur le littoral méditerranéen français, les vestiges de l’habitat de l’âge du Fer (VIIe - IIe siècle...
The cemetery of “Champ de l'Image” has a special place in research into Gallo-Roman funerary practic...
The authors provide a new contribution to the knowledge of this indigenous habitat near Greek Marsei...
International audienceThe comparative study between funerary customs of native populations in southe...
National audienceThis study gives importance to the differences, in the field of funerary, between t...
This synthetic approach to the familt cultand burial practices in the Iron Age habitats of the langu...
In 1996, an archaelogical evaluation was carried out on the rampart of the gallo-roman site of Argen...
In Indre, the western part of the civitas of the Bituriges, the preponderance of cremation is observ...
It seems that the first Phocaean establishment in Marseilles (600 B.C. ca) was very restricted (Fort...
International audienceRescue excavations conducted in 2014 at the protohistoric dwelling site of "La...
International audienceA rescue excavation at the site of Saint-Marcel "le Bourg" (Morbihan) has evid...
International audienceThe excavation led in Grange-Blanche revealed, among other elements, a group o...
An archeological excavation of the lower Canebière in Marseilles has revealed human occupation of th...
En Gaule méridionale la pratique des têtes coupées, décrite par la littérature antique, est attestée...
International audienceMidway between the Gallic oppidum and the ancient spa, just before a ford on a...
Sur le littoral méditerranéen français, les vestiges de l’habitat de l’âge du Fer (VIIe - IIe siècle...
The cemetery of “Champ de l'Image” has a special place in research into Gallo-Roman funerary practic...
The authors provide a new contribution to the knowledge of this indigenous habitat near Greek Marsei...
International audienceThe comparative study between funerary customs of native populations in southe...
National audienceThis study gives importance to the differences, in the field of funerary, between t...
This synthetic approach to the familt cultand burial practices in the Iron Age habitats of the langu...
In 1996, an archaelogical evaluation was carried out on the rampart of the gallo-roman site of Argen...
In Indre, the western part of the civitas of the Bituriges, the preponderance of cremation is observ...
It seems that the first Phocaean establishment in Marseilles (600 B.C. ca) was very restricted (Fort...
International audienceRescue excavations conducted in 2014 at the protohistoric dwelling site of "La...
International audienceA rescue excavation at the site of Saint-Marcel "le Bourg" (Morbihan) has evid...
International audienceThe excavation led in Grange-Blanche revealed, among other elements, a group o...
An archeological excavation of the lower Canebière in Marseilles has revealed human occupation of th...
En Gaule méridionale la pratique des têtes coupées, décrite par la littérature antique, est attestée...
International audienceMidway between the Gallic oppidum and the ancient spa, just before a ford on a...
Sur le littoral méditerranéen français, les vestiges de l’habitat de l’âge du Fer (VIIe - IIe siècle...
The cemetery of “Champ de l'Image” has a special place in research into Gallo-Roman funerary practic...