Through a review of historical, epigraphical and archaeological sources, the case of the duplex towns in the Rhône valley can be taken up again. Facts concerning the following sites are being re-examined and discussed. Its seems that duplex towns have been widely overemphasized and most of them must only have been settlements for river crossing. With this new reading of evidence, the question of the river crossing (pontoon bridges, fords, bridges) during Antiquity can be posed. Other notions being considered : twin towns, territory and east-west trade especially.Une analyse critique des sources érudites, épigraphiques et archéologiques permet de reprendre le dossier des « sites doubles » de la vallée du Rhône. Les données concernant les sit...
Since the end of the 5th century BC, a town has been established on a hill overlooking the eastern b...
International audienceIn 1990, the Rhône had been the subject of a dossier dealing with the relation...
Crossing fords : the example of the river Saône. An historical and archeological approach. Based on...
International audienceThrough a review of historical, epigraphical and archaeological sources, the c...
Recent research on the Rhône valley and its environment in Antiquity has made possible a new reading...
The exceptional drought of the summer of 2003 revealed in the lesser bed of the Loire a large numbe...
International audienceRecent research on the Rhône valley and its environment in Antiquity has made ...
L’étude de la voirie antique du site archéologique de Saint-Romain-en-Gal (Rhône), menée depuis ving...
The author reveals the remains of two ancient roadway bridges, practically unpublished, which appear...
In Languedoc-Roussillon, the river-basins of Orb, Agly and Tet form important elements of the histor...
The main Rhône-Saône axis suggests that road and waterborne transport were complementary since the u...
International audienceSince the end of the 5th century BC, a town has been established on a hill ove...
Several sites located on the Rhône banks downstream from the town of Vienne (Isère, France) were use...
International audienceThe Doubs valley is a major communication axis of the Rhine-Saône-Rhône isthmu...
Since the end of the 5th century BC, a town has been established on a hill overlooking the eastern b...
International audienceIn 1990, the Rhône had been the subject of a dossier dealing with the relation...
Crossing fords : the example of the river Saône. An historical and archeological approach. Based on...
International audienceThrough a review of historical, epigraphical and archaeological sources, the c...
Recent research on the Rhône valley and its environment in Antiquity has made possible a new reading...
The exceptional drought of the summer of 2003 revealed in the lesser bed of the Loire a large numbe...
International audienceRecent research on the Rhône valley and its environment in Antiquity has made ...
L’étude de la voirie antique du site archéologique de Saint-Romain-en-Gal (Rhône), menée depuis ving...
The author reveals the remains of two ancient roadway bridges, practically unpublished, which appear...
In Languedoc-Roussillon, the river-basins of Orb, Agly and Tet form important elements of the histor...
The main Rhône-Saône axis suggests that road and waterborne transport were complementary since the u...
International audienceSince the end of the 5th century BC, a town has been established on a hill ove...
Several sites located on the Rhône banks downstream from the town of Vienne (Isère, France) were use...
International audienceThe Doubs valley is a major communication axis of the Rhine-Saône-Rhône isthmu...
Since the end of the 5th century BC, a town has been established on a hill overlooking the eastern b...
International audienceIn 1990, the Rhône had been the subject of a dossier dealing with the relation...
Crossing fords : the example of the river Saône. An historical and archeological approach. Based on...