1 . 1 Funerary reuse of Antique buildings during early Medieval period J. LE MAHO In Normandy, about forty Gallo-Roman buildings have revealed archaeological evidence of funerary (re)use in the Merovingian period. Study of these sites indicates that, in a large number of cases, the antique building had been abandoned for a long time before the earliest burials occured. Typically, at least part of the building (the balneary, in the case of a villa, the cella in the case of a fanum ; was reinforced in a summary fashion and modified for water drainage so that it could serve as a funerary church. An essential problem that remains is to know whether this monumental evidence reflects continuous occupation of the larger site, or of its immediate...
Different kinds of antique material were re-used in the Limousin region during the middle ages. In t...
International audienceA rescue excavation at the site of Saint-Marcel "le Bourg" (Morbihan) has evid...
International audienceThe cemetery of la Haie aux Angles at Mécleuves (Moselle) is composed of 90 fu...
On dénombre actuellement en Normandie près d’une quarantaine d’édifices gallo‑romains ayant livré le...
chap.1 The legacy of late Antiquity 1.1 Funerary reuse of Antique buildings during early Medieval pe...
Reuses of graves are recurrent funerary practices in early medieval cemeteries. The analysis of thes...
International audienceThis article proposes a first synthesis of ancient funerary practices in weste...
Ce travail prend pour point de départ l’étude de trois sites funéraires ruraux situés en territoires...
Archaeological remains have been discovered in the locality of “Les Cloubeaux ” in the commune of Bi...
International audienceSeveral archaeological operations carried out over the last fifteen years in e...
Different kinds of antique material were re-used in the Limousin region during the middle ages. In t...
International audienceA rescue excavation at the site of Saint-Marcel "le Bourg" (Morbihan) has evid...
International audienceThe cemetery of la Haie aux Angles at Mécleuves (Moselle) is composed of 90 fu...
On dénombre actuellement en Normandie près d’une quarantaine d’édifices gallo‑romains ayant livré le...
chap.1 The legacy of late Antiquity 1.1 Funerary reuse of Antique buildings during early Medieval pe...
Reuses of graves are recurrent funerary practices in early medieval cemeteries. The analysis of thes...
International audienceThis article proposes a first synthesis of ancient funerary practices in weste...
Ce travail prend pour point de départ l’étude de trois sites funéraires ruraux situés en territoires...
Archaeological remains have been discovered in the locality of “Les Cloubeaux ” in the commune of Bi...
International audienceSeveral archaeological operations carried out over the last fifteen years in e...
Different kinds of antique material were re-used in the Limousin region during the middle ages. In t...
International audienceA rescue excavation at the site of Saint-Marcel "le Bourg" (Morbihan) has evid...
International audienceThe cemetery of la Haie aux Angles at Mécleuves (Moselle) is composed of 90 fu...