Information concerning plant resources of Late Bronze Age communities in Languedoc was, until now, restricted to sites located in the hinterland. This paper presents archaeobotanical results obtained from two lagoon-shore settlements, La Fangade at Sète, and Portal Vielh at Vendres. The former provides the first waterlogged assemblage for this period in the French Mediterranean region while the latter consists of a dry settlement. Emmer and hulled six- rowed barley are the most common cereals occurring at both sites. Other cereals are less frequent, although einkorn chaff is common at La Fangade. Flax and, especially, the opium poppy are well represented while thefaba bean is the only pulse of any importance. Many wild fruits were gathered,...
This paper updates the question of plant resources during the Bronze Age and First Iron Age in the N...
L’artisanat textile a sans doute occupé une place importante dans la vie des populations du passé ma...
Carpological remains of 98 plants was recovered in a refuse pit filled in shortly before the year 1...
Information concerning plant resources of Late Bronze Age communities in Languedoc was, until now, r...
International audienceDuring the late Bronze age, settlements in Languedoc, southern France, were lo...
This paper updates the question of plant resources during the Bronze Age and First Iron Age in the N...
Based on carpological studies and pollen analyses of six sites, apicture is sketched in this article...
Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age are for the Champagne area an expansion phase of human facilities...
Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age are for the Champagne area an expansion phase of human facilities...
Les âges du Bronze final et du premier Fer constituent, pour la Champagne, une phase d'expansion des...
Les enquêtes pilotées par l’INRAP entre 2005 et 2010 avaient mis en évidence un déficit d’études car...
International audienceNew plant macrofossil studies in northwestern France enable a better insight i...
International audienceThe site of la Motte 1 (Agde, Hérault), submerged in the minor bed of the Héra...
Protohistory is a long chronological period which observes various cultural and economic changes. Th...
This paper updates the question of plant resources during the Bronze Age and First Iron Age in the N...
L’artisanat textile a sans doute occupé une place importante dans la vie des populations du passé ma...
Carpological remains of 98 plants was recovered in a refuse pit filled in shortly before the year 1...
Information concerning plant resources of Late Bronze Age communities in Languedoc was, until now, r...
International audienceDuring the late Bronze age, settlements in Languedoc, southern France, were lo...
This paper updates the question of plant resources during the Bronze Age and First Iron Age in the N...
Based on carpological studies and pollen analyses of six sites, apicture is sketched in this article...
Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age are for the Champagne area an expansion phase of human facilities...
Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age are for the Champagne area an expansion phase of human facilities...
Les âges du Bronze final et du premier Fer constituent, pour la Champagne, une phase d'expansion des...
Les enquêtes pilotées par l’INRAP entre 2005 et 2010 avaient mis en évidence un déficit d’études car...
International audienceNew plant macrofossil studies in northwestern France enable a better insight i...
International audienceThe site of la Motte 1 (Agde, Hérault), submerged in the minor bed of the Héra...
Protohistory is a long chronological period which observes various cultural and economic changes. Th...
This paper updates the question of plant resources during the Bronze Age and First Iron Age in the N...
L’artisanat textile a sans doute occupé une place importante dans la vie des populations du passé ma...
Carpological remains of 98 plants was recovered in a refuse pit filled in shortly before the year 1...