This provenance study concerns the trade understanding in the Middle Ages of iron objects originally from specific ironmaking processes linked to the use of manganese rich ores. We were particularly interested in the case studies of the Ariège (French Pyrenees) and the Lombardy (Italian Alps) areas, two separate geographic areas that held a major place in the medieval economy of their region. This work deals with three specific historical questions. The first part is to clarify the trade routes and diffusion of ferrous materials within the iron production Ariège area, and nearby, during the 13th-15th centuries. The aim is thereby to contribute to the comprehension of its iron market's organisation. A second aim is to determine the supply of...
Cet article présente l’apport des méthodes archéométriques à la réflexion en histoire des techniques...
International audienceTo the West and North of the Alps, the beginning of the Earliest Iron Age is c...
This thesis focuses on metallic objects in the city of Arverne and its northern borders in Roman tim...
This provenance study concerns the trade understanding in the Middle Ages of iron objects originally...
peer reviewedOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the ancient branc...
International audienceOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the anci...
Les premiers objets en alliage ferreux de Méditerranée occidentale (sud de la France, Corse, péninsu...
International audienceIn South Gaul, the iron craft appears during Protohistory, and its generalizat...
From the raw bloom to the final product, depending on the nature of the latter, several semiproducts...
In this work, we developped a new methodology based on major and trace element analyses of slag incl...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 11 octobre 202...
The author proposes here a wide time span insight of iron's craft industry and economy along the Fre...
Lorraine was, during the 19th and 20th c., one of the most important ironmaking areas worldwide, rel...
Lorraine was, during the 19th and 20th c., one of the most important ironmaking areas worldwide, rel...
International audienceThe iron metallurgical workshop in Oulches is one of the very few sites in Fra...
Cet article présente l’apport des méthodes archéométriques à la réflexion en histoire des techniques...
International audienceTo the West and North of the Alps, the beginning of the Earliest Iron Age is c...
This thesis focuses on metallic objects in the city of Arverne and its northern borders in Roman tim...
This provenance study concerns the trade understanding in the Middle Ages of iron objects originally...
peer reviewedOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the ancient branc...
International audienceOff the coast of Saintes-Marie-de-la-Mer, in the confluence of one of the anci...
Les premiers objets en alliage ferreux de Méditerranée occidentale (sud de la France, Corse, péninsu...
International audienceIn South Gaul, the iron craft appears during Protohistory, and its generalizat...
From the raw bloom to the final product, depending on the nature of the latter, several semiproducts...
In this work, we developped a new methodology based on major and trace element analyses of slag incl...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de Lorraine jusqu'au 11 octobre 202...
The author proposes here a wide time span insight of iron's craft industry and economy along the Fre...
Lorraine was, during the 19th and 20th c., one of the most important ironmaking areas worldwide, rel...
Lorraine was, during the 19th and 20th c., one of the most important ironmaking areas worldwide, rel...
International audienceThe iron metallurgical workshop in Oulches is one of the very few sites in Fra...
Cet article présente l’apport des méthodes archéométriques à la réflexion en histoire des techniques...
International audienceTo the West and North of the Alps, the beginning of the Earliest Iron Age is c...
This thesis focuses on metallic objects in the city of Arverne and its northern borders in Roman tim...