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Chabenat, Gérard. "Parcours d'un fleuve : le Rhône la mémoire a l'épreuve de l'aménagement, ou comment se construit une culture fluviale." Lyon 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995LYO20005.
Full textThe Rhône : a means to consider the world today. Local populations make us understand their own space, which creates a territory, legitimate boundaries which are those of local culture and which represent, now and again "another outline" compared to those officially recognised. They make us understand the passing of time, symbolised by the flowing river, telling their "native" stories. Social and cultural identities find their meaning in a historical inscription. Despite historical differences, from one bank to the other there can be a creation of solidarity, either through an exterior danger or a crisis (floods, the creation of a nature reserve). Such solidarity is not without certains tensions ; we do not become "brothers" with impunity, as here we have a same desir : to identify ourselves within the same boundary. How to create a territory, or rather how to become part of it, even when the boundaries are altered by man. This question is traversed by the idea of modernity. With our changing world, the economical, social, and cultural functions of the river, are not longer the same. The era of national or even international projets have taken the place of the "micro economy". Whole areas are arranged so as to be highly lucrative, or to enable leisure, sometimes they become landscapes for the largest number of people possible. In fact these spaces are everything except a territory
Morand, Alain. "Dynamique de la coexistence des espèces : de la théorie des perturbations à la théorie des traits d'histoire de vie : l'exemple du modèle amphibien dans l'espace alluvial du haut-Rhône." Lyon 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO10182.
Full textDuperron, Guillaume. "Arles et Lyon, ports fluviaux de l'Empire romain : le commerce sur l'axe rhodanien du Ier s. av. J.-C. au VIIe s. ap. J.-C." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014MON30041.
Full textThe Rhône-Rhin axis is during the antiquity the theatre of an intense commercial activity, facilitated by a large use of many navigable waterways which that irrigate this vast space. The foundation, shortly after the middle of the 1st c. BC, of the roman colonies of Arles and Lyon, at the both extremities of the Rhone valley, is the prelude to the establishment, at the time of Augustus, of a new economic system, destined to the supply of the armies based at the Germanic limes, which will lead a considerable increase of the commercial traffics. In the following time, during several centuries, these both port urban centers will polarize the long-distance exchanges, as shown particularly by the epigraphic data. More recently, the development of ceramology has allowed a complementary approach to the trade, based on the study of his material remains. This discipline offers the possibility to assess the nature of the exchanged products, their provenances and their relative proportions, just as to clarify the evolutions of these different characteristics in time.In Lyon, the last three decades have been marked by a considerable expansion of the archeological researches, thanks to which an extensive ceramological documentation on the whole roman period is now available. On the other side, in Arles, several important excavations have given these last years some very rich levels of harbor and urban rubbish dumps of which study, conducted within the framework of this thesis, complete considerably the knowledge on the arlesian material features. Moreover, the recent discovery, off the coast of the Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, of one of the outer harbour of the city offers an interesting complementary documentation.On the basis of the material data from both big ports of Arles and Lyon, punctually completed by which of them of the others sites of the Rhône valley, it has been possible to make a vast diachronic synthesis on the rhodanian trade, taking into account as well the products transported in amphorae as the ceramic dishes. This large knowledge assessment allows following the developments of the trade on this axis between the 1st century BC and the 7th century AD, but also to identify several persistent gaps and to suggest some research leads
Vitali, Delphine. "La question de la transversalité dans la gestion des hydrosystèmes fluviaux. Analyse des bassins versants de l'Etang de Berre et de l'Ouvèze." Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10105.
Full textRaccasi, Guillaume. "Mutations géomorphologiques récentes du Rhône aval : recherches en vue de la restauation hydraulique et de la gestion des crues." Aix-Marseille 1, 2008. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00321723.
Full textLeroux, Nicolas. "L'anthropisation médiévale des rives de la Seine entre Rouen et le Havre avec quelques remarques économiques." Rouen, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012ROUEL002.
Full textThe word « anthropisation » denotes the effect human action on the natural environment. The ambiguity of this definition is evident : could man be excluded from an environment which would only be natural in his absence ? However, to give meaning to the term « anthropisation » it should be noted that this concept gained credence from the moment a profile was proved to be necessary, the negative aspect of human actions was implicit, then obvious in their positive aspect, seen until then exclusively in all good conscience as civilizing. Then circumscribed « anthropisation » is the consequence of human action leading to the impoverishment, a degradation, even destruction of ecosystems and sometimes the creation of other more or less artificial ones. The human impact on the environment leads to some economical comments on the low valley of the River Seine from the VIIth to the XVIth century. The struggle against the wanderings of the river, the exploitation of raw materials, the underground ressources of this valley, profiting from the richess of the River Seine and trying to establish crossing, allowing exchanges between the two opposite banks, attempt to account for the interest that man has shown in the natural environment between the Norman invasions and the beginning of the sixteenth century. Several human groups were interested in the path of the River Seine ; the great Lords (barons, counts and kings) and the clergy wanted to leave their imprint in this great river valley between Rouen and le Havre. History, with a capital « H » leaves traces in the earth, propelling us back in time several centuries. History cannot be erased because it is part of our heritage, conditionning our present and the elusive Future
Bourrin, François. "Variabilité et devenir des apports sédimentaires par les fleuves côtiers : cas du système Têt-littoral roussillonnais dans le golfe du Lion." Phd thesis, Université de Perpignan, 2007. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00383233.
Full textPorcher, Emilie. "Le secteur de la moyenne Durance : un espace de transition entre Alpes, Rhône et Méditerranée, première approche des échanges et de l’activité fluviale à travers l’étude de la céramique. : Composition et évolution du vaisselier en moyenne Durance et sur le plateau de Valensole entre la deuxième moitié du Ier s. av. notre ère et le début du Ve s. ap. notre ère." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM3015.
Full textThe region of the moyenne Durance, a great zone of transition between the Mediterranean land and the alpine zone, is a region which is relatively badly characterised for the roman period in relation to trade, despite a network of important communication links (pass of via domitia) and a dense river network (the Durance). The starting point of this work was the detailed study of the secondary agglomeration of the Bourget at L'Escale (04) thus the installation of the banks as close as possible to the Durance, explained most probably by it's function as a harbour. The ceramic furniture found on this site, which covers the end of the 1st century up to the beginning of the 5th century, forms a basic idea of the materials used during this period. This collection was also increased largely by the study of many other collections from different sites and established productions in the region which also interest us. This work allows the understanding of the make-up and evolution of the usage of the dresser in haute Provence for this period, and to show evidence for the relationships and correspondences maintained by this region and the surrounding regions
Gilles, Amaury. "Vivre et produire dans les campagnes de la colonie de Valence (IIe s. av. J.-C. - VIe s. apr. J.-C.)." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2014.
Full textDuring the Antiquity, Valence is known as a roman colony like Lyon, Arles or Vienna, settled in the middle Rhône valley at the confluent of the Rhône and the Isère, and also at the crossroads of alpine route and the Via Agrippa. This strategic position confers to the colony an important role in the economy of the roman Gaul. Since the early Iron Age, this area is a link between the mediterranean and the celtic worlds.Even if the region is conquered by Rome since the end of the II c. B.-C., the colony is founded later, perhaps between 46 and 36 B.-C. and maybe already own his prestigious status of colonia of roman rights according to P. Faure and N. Tran hypothesis (2013). As a consequence of the foundation, the public soil is divided, centuriated, and distributed to thousands of new citizens.In this specific historical context, the citizens are chosen among the veterans of the roman army, who were Italians at this time. This decision should have huge demographic and cultural consequences on local communities. The legal status of the citizens gives them considerable economics advantages that stimulate the local economy. The studies devoted to the gallic provinces have shown that the following centuries see numerous changes affecting settlements and economic structures.Considering this historical context, I have chosen to evaluate the cultural and economic impact of this foundation by studying settlement patterns and material culture (architectural remains, objects of the daily life) between the II c. B.-C. to the VIth c. B.-C.The study of few hundreds of settlements allows us to introduce a complex and diachronic view of the settlements, their economic roles and relations with the colony.The chronological and functional study of the buildings and daily life objects allow us to assess finely the evolution through time about craftsmen’s techniques, lifestyle and highlight regional differences during a same period
Book chapters on the topic "Vie fluviale – France – Rhône, Vallée du (France)"
Berger, Jean-François, Jean-Paul Bravard, Jacques-Léopold Brochier, Odile Franc, Pierre-Gil Salvador, and Agnès Vérot-Bourrély. "La géo-archéologie fluviale dans la vallée du Rhône (Seyssel-Donzère). Bilan de 25 ans de recherche." In De l’âge du Bronze à l’âge du Fer en France et en Europe occidentale (Xe-VIIe siècle av. J.-C.), 27–37. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.18096.
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