This first synthesis concerns the animal bones, discovered since 1975 in Aventicum, the capital of Roman Switzerland. It is supported by the analysis of several residential districts, public sectors and suburbs, which represent five hundred chronological complexes and 74000 animal bones, dated from the Ist, to the IVth Century AD. During these centuries, Aventicum was incorporated to the Roman province of Gallia Belgica, then was raised to the status of a colonia and finally declined with the Empire.The analysis of bones was made to study various mutations which occurred during the occupation of the city. They include an improvement of breeding techniques, a new internal city organisation, made around the butchery and crafts and changes of ...
This paper investigates the consumption of animals and their products in the northwestern provinces ...
Cette thèse propose l’analyse des restes de mammifères et d’oiseaux mis au jour sur quatre sites pro...
Ce travail de recherche a été réalisé à partir de l’étude de plus de 64 000 restes osseux provenant ...
This first synthesis concerns the animal bones, discovered since 1975 in Aventicum, the capital of R...
This article is a synthesis about zooarchaeological research led on the city of Nîmes. Under the Rom...
For a history of animal breeding and the food trade in Europe from Antiquity to the Modern Period. T...
The city of Nemausus is located in the protohistoric territory of the Volcae Arecomici, extending al...
Cette recherche, fondée sur l’analyse de près de 33000 os animaux, vise à caractériser la fonction d...
Through the analysis of 30.000 animal bones discovered in Meaux "Rue Alfred-Maury " (Seine-et- Marn...
La cité de Nîmes, territoire localisé en bordure de la mer Méditerranée (Gard et partie est de l’Hér...
Relationships between Man and Animal in rural context during the second century are deduced from the...
This work presents zooarchaeological analyses of faunal remains found in settlements located of Vill...
This work presents zooarchaeological analyses of faunal remains found in settlements located of Vill...
Ce travail de recherche constitue un nouvel état des lieux des investigations archéozoologiques en A...
The Roman occupation led to urbanisation, trade and population increases in the northwestern provinc...
This paper investigates the consumption of animals and their products in the northwestern provinces ...
Cette thèse propose l’analyse des restes de mammifères et d’oiseaux mis au jour sur quatre sites pro...
Ce travail de recherche a été réalisé à partir de l’étude de plus de 64 000 restes osseux provenant ...
This first synthesis concerns the animal bones, discovered since 1975 in Aventicum, the capital of R...
This article is a synthesis about zooarchaeological research led on the city of Nîmes. Under the Rom...
For a history of animal breeding and the food trade in Europe from Antiquity to the Modern Period. T...
The city of Nemausus is located in the protohistoric territory of the Volcae Arecomici, extending al...
Cette recherche, fondée sur l’analyse de près de 33000 os animaux, vise à caractériser la fonction d...
Through the analysis of 30.000 animal bones discovered in Meaux "Rue Alfred-Maury " (Seine-et- Marn...
La cité de Nîmes, territoire localisé en bordure de la mer Méditerranée (Gard et partie est de l’Hér...
Relationships between Man and Animal in rural context during the second century are deduced from the...
This work presents zooarchaeological analyses of faunal remains found in settlements located of Vill...
This work presents zooarchaeological analyses of faunal remains found in settlements located of Vill...
Ce travail de recherche constitue un nouvel état des lieux des investigations archéozoologiques en A...
The Roman occupation led to urbanisation, trade and population increases in the northwestern provinc...
This paper investigates the consumption of animals and their products in the northwestern provinces ...
Cette thèse propose l’analyse des restes de mammifères et d’oiseaux mis au jour sur quatre sites pro...
Ce travail de recherche a été réalisé à partir de l’étude de plus de 64 000 restes osseux provenant ...