International audienceThe iron metallurgical workshop in Oulches is one of the very few sites in France which has revealed a series of organized structures corresponding to all stages of the iron processing in the Roman Antiquity, from ore processing and smelting to smithing. Moreover, the discovery of a wood clad pool which contained scraps of ancient blast furnaces such as slags raises the question of the deliberate production of highly carburized iron which seems to be ascertained in Oulches. The long-lasting activity of the workshop proves that it found a place in the economic life of the area. Being in operation during the 4th century AD, this activity might have been connected with the manufacture of weapons that the Notitia Dignitatu...
Le Luberon, terre riche en minerai de fer, a été pendant longtemps le théâtre d’une économie locale,...
Identifiant de l'opération archéologique : 025113 Date de l'opération : 2008 (PC) Après trois années...
International audienceA horizontal digging of 35 m2 on the archaeological deposit of Koussane allowe...
International audienceIn the East of France, since the beginning of the 80's, recent researches in t...
International audienceOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the anci...
International audienceThis paper is not a handbook of archaeometry, but a statement of methods for t...
International audienceAt Lercoul (Pyrenean mountains, Ariège, France), two twin iron making shaft fu...
peer reviewedOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the ancient branc...
This study is devoted to experiments for defining the forging conditions of roman iron ingots (bars)...
International audienceIn South Gaul, the iron craft appears during Protohistory, and its generalizat...
International audienceThe hill-top site of the “Roc de Pampelune” occupies, from the end of the Vth ...
International audienceCette étude porte sur la recherche des conditions de forgeage optimales ayant ...
International audienceTo the West and North of the Alps, the beginning of the Earliest Iron Age is c...
International audienceThe eastern part of the forest of Sillé-le-Guillaume, located about 35 km nort...
International audienceThe excavation of the well no 269 in the Iron Age settlement of Châteaumeillan...
Le Luberon, terre riche en minerai de fer, a été pendant longtemps le théâtre d’une économie locale,...
Identifiant de l'opération archéologique : 025113 Date de l'opération : 2008 (PC) Après trois années...
International audienceA horizontal digging of 35 m2 on the archaeological deposit of Koussane allowe...
International audienceIn the East of France, since the beginning of the 80's, recent researches in t...
International audienceOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the anci...
International audienceThis paper is not a handbook of archaeometry, but a statement of methods for t...
International audienceAt Lercoul (Pyrenean mountains, Ariège, France), two twin iron making shaft fu...
peer reviewedOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the ancient branc...
This study is devoted to experiments for defining the forging conditions of roman iron ingots (bars)...
International audienceIn South Gaul, the iron craft appears during Protohistory, and its generalizat...
International audienceThe hill-top site of the “Roc de Pampelune” occupies, from the end of the Vth ...
International audienceCette étude porte sur la recherche des conditions de forgeage optimales ayant ...
International audienceTo the West and North of the Alps, the beginning of the Earliest Iron Age is c...
International audienceThe eastern part of the forest of Sillé-le-Guillaume, located about 35 km nort...
International audienceThe excavation of the well no 269 in the Iron Age settlement of Châteaumeillan...
Le Luberon, terre riche en minerai de fer, a été pendant longtemps le théâtre d’une économie locale,...
Identifiant de l'opération archéologique : 025113 Date de l'opération : 2008 (PC) Après trois années...
International audienceA horizontal digging of 35 m2 on the archaeological deposit of Koussane allowe...