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Articoli di riviste sul tema "Céramique préhistorique – Languedoc (France ; est)":
Tzortzis, Stefan, Florence Mocci, Kevin Walsh, Claudia Defrasne, Brigitte Talon, Vincent Dumas, Thibault Lachenal e Carine Cenzon-Salvayre. "L’occupation préhistorique et protohistorique de la montagne et de l’abri Faravel dans le parc national des Écrins (Hautes-Alpes, France)". Collection EDYTEM. Cahiers de géographie 20, n. 1 (2018): 161–76. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/edyte.2018.1416.
Tesi sul tema "Céramique préhistorique – Languedoc (France ; est)":
Georjon, Catherine. "Le Néolithique moyen en Languedoc oriental : caractérisation stylistique de la céramique, nouvelles réflexions sur la culture chasséenne". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulouse 2, 2020. http://dante.univ-tlse2.fr/id/eprint/10938.
Over the past three decades, the large number of diplomas and collective research projects, supported by the multiplication of preventive archaeology operations have led to a better appeciation of the middle Neolithic in Southern France. In the specific pottery and flint studies field, work on the Garonnais, the Aude valley, the Quercy, the Auvergne, the middle Rhone valley, the Alps and Provence have made it possible to better understand the chronology and the variability of the cultural expressions between 4500 and 3500 B.C. In Eastern Languedoc, a combined approach to the flint and ceramic industries was conducted from the late 1990s. Two parallel theses on both remains types were initiated, but only that on the flint industries was possible (Lea, 2002). However, a synthesis article was used for the first time to compare lithic periodization with a preliminary pottery’s seriation (Georjon and Lea, 2013).The present thesis thus corresponds to the culmination of a work initiated 20 years ago on the ceramic periodization of the Middle Neolithic in Eastern Languedoc. I selected a corpus of 11 series finely analyzed and augmented from various sets addressed more quickly. Most of these series are from my ceramic work on operations of preventive archaeology. Some are unpublished, others partially or entirely published. All the studies already carried out have been completely redone using a unified methodology.The issues developed in this thesis addresses three main aspects: the chrono-cultural and chrono-geographical approach of Eastern Languedoc in the context of the southern Middle Neolithic, the characterisation of ceramic productions and, more broadly, the overview of the Chasséen definition.Chrono-cultural and chrono-geographical issues are at the forefront: how to correlate my periodization with those that exist in the South? What is the place of Eastern Languedoc, a region with contrasting landscapes, limited to the east and west by two rivers of unequal importance (the Hérault and the Rhone) and to the north by the foothills of Massif Central, in the southern domain during this period? The treatment of this aspect is based on an accurate assessment of the archaeological contexts, composition and conservation status of the sets. A crossing of ceramic and lithic periodizations with 14C chronology is also proposed.The analysis of the means for producing the pottery is based on the technological studies available to my corpus
Orgeval, Maxime. "La céramique fontbuxienne des plaines du Languedoc oriental". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013MON30078.
In eastern Languedoc, during the late Neolithic, there has been a significant increase in prehistoric settlements, especially in the late Neolithic 3 (Fontbouisse culture). This area has been divided in cultural facies, mainly on the basis of ceramic production (Gutherz, 1975; 1990). Research has mostly focused on the garrigue’s dry stone villages from the 1950s to the early 1990s. Indeed, from those years, archaeological surveys have focused in plain, on ditch system settlements over several hectares. The abundant ceramicware deserved further analysis. This work will focus on several plain ceramic series dated to late Neolithic 3. The massive amount of ceramicware will make it possible to assess whether patterns in ceramic production can be observed. The value of this work is twofold: outline stylistic trends emerging from the sets studied, use the context of stratigraphic successions of fillings to refine the chronology of ceramic production and its evolution during late Neolithic 3
Carozza, Laurent. "Habitats et cultures à la fin de l'âge du bronze en Languedoc et sur la bordure sud-ouest du massif central". Paris, EHESS, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997EHESA027.
Dufraigne, Jean-Jacques. "Recherches sur la céramique de tradition bronze final IIIB et du premier âge du fer de la Drôme : contribution à l'étude de la naissance de l'âge du fer dans le Sud-est de la France". Aix-Marseille 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991AIX10057.
The drome has delivered some ceramics generaly assigned to the period of the transition late age bronze early iron age. The ceramic study permits of several conclusions. In the viii th century, this region was a zone of contacts between 2 cultural facies. In the north, the settlements of moras, st-uze belong a alpin facies close to the swiss and french facies. In the south, the settlements of saou, donzere and trente-pas belong to a southern facies, close to the provence and languedoc facies. This inclination is valid for the settlements of the earliest iron age in le pegue and donzere of the viith century. The documents import the birth of the iron age in the south-east of france. The vases of moras and saou are decorated with animal figures, which may be compared with italic examples from ameno, dated by fibula from iron age. This type of decoration may constitue a serious features to identify the beginning of a new age. It shows the distortions between the chronological system proposed for languedoc and northern france. Finally, in viiith century, the representations of riders and chariots testifig the existence of warior aristocracy, which will be developed in the early iron age. However, we have still to determine the reasons of the emergence, the nature of their power, the composition of their society. The solutions to these questions may lead to a better knowlegde of their economy
Jallot, Luc. "Milieux, sociétés et peuplement au Néolithique final en Languedoc méditerranéen". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30070.
Studies of populating of the Mediterranean Languedoc during the fourth and third millennia participate of a dynamic environment marked by the influence of agro-pastoralists on the natural environment. This action occurs in a relatively stable climate. The long history of research on prehistoric societies in southern France shows the various heritage from which benefit the current interdisciplinary work and also the large amount of data which are based on stratigraphic context knowledge. The housing environment, the territories, the cultural facts offer a frame for definition in ongoing changes about the population dynamics. This studies joint the radical change of the scales of observation it keeps pace with the development of the preventive archaeology, in he low plain of Languedoc, with an important change of the methodological practices. By taking into account the data on the housing environment, natural places and artefacts, this researches offert new perspectives about local and global change of last neolithic in Europe. Recordings of excavations to go to the sociohistoric models, we pass by the evolution of the environment, archaeologist try to bring an answer to the questioning touching the structure of the society and the conditions which cause the fall of the populating at the end of the third millennium in Languedoc. In contradiction with the academic thesis, the study of the end of the Neolithic show not linear developments, a variety géoculturelle, an a using of the violence and to the exchangein political purposes, and gradual effect on the natural environment
Boisson, Hugues. "La céramique non tournée du premier age du fer en Languedoc occidental : caractérisation d'un faciès culturel et impacts des premiers échanges méditerranéens". Montpellier 3, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004MON30003.
Several cultural groups are linked to the many geographic territory on Mediterranean coast during Bronze and Iron Ages. In the western part of Languedoc, one of these human community has been distinguished through the vestiges of indigenous potteries made without potter's wheel. During the first Iron Age, the Mediterranean trade is beginning with the indigenous populations. Therefore, many social changes are perceivable through material culture. Indeed, most of these archaeological artefacts had to been studied. The purpose of this work is to complete the typological and chronological sequences of these potteries, as well as ascertaining the technological process of production. This analysis is linked to the problematic of social and technological acculturation process during Early Iron Age in the Western Mediterranean area
Debels, Pauline. "Fonction des sites, fonction des céramiques : étude tracéologique des céramiques et pratiques alimentaires des sites de grottes, plateaux et plaines du Sud de la France au Néolithique final (3600-2300 cal. BC)". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019MON30093.
Use-wear analysis of Late Neolithic potteries of the Languedoc and neighbouring regions (Ardèche and Bouches-du-Rhône), in caves and in open field contexts of lowland and plateaus
Caro, Joséphine. "Productions céramiques et dynamiques des sociétés au Ve millénaire avant notre ère : la transition du Néolithique ancien au Néolithique moyen dans le bassin Nord-occidental de la Méditerranée". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulouse 2, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020TOU20046.
While processes caracterising Early and Middle Neolithic are currently well defined, the middle of the Vth millenium is less documented. If, nowadays, the rejection of scenarios involving a rough rupture between Cardial and Chasséen seems to be broadly accepted, the period of the Vth millenium suffers form a problem inherent in so-called « transitional » periods: shall it be interpretated as the ending of the previous period or as the beginning of the next one ? Pottery remains constitute an avantageous support in order to follow the rhythmes and geography of cultural changes. Our work consist in developing a dual approach of the document, mobilizing both its technical and stylistic aspects in order to consider this type of material production not as a simple tool for defining chronocultural facies, but as a caracteristic of the socio-economic system of the Neolithic communities.The results highlights innovative regional dynamics and provides an overview of extraregional diffusions, outlining the shifting contours of the different cultural spaces that develop during the Vth millenium. Ultimately, these results allow to submit a historical scenario for the development of Neolithic communities
Houbre, Aurélie. "Styles céramiques et groupes régionaux dans le Néolithique ancien danubien occidental (bassins du Rhin, de la Meuse et de la Seine) : une approche systémique". Thesis, Strasbourg, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012STRAG011.
This work is dedicated to the analysis of the decorated pottery of the early Danubian Neolithic (Lbk) in the basins of the Rhine, the Meuse and the Seine (western Lbk). The application of a systemic approach to all the reconstructible decorations discovered in this area permitteded the elaboration of a decorative grammar for the western Lbk area. This grammatical analysis, which was applied to all the regional groups of this area, constitutes a totally new work.The center of our research focuses with the regionalisation process. In the middle Lbk phase, a northern block spreads over the Escaut to the Neckar, whereas in the south the “middle Lbk from Haute-Alsace” goes from the valley of the Marne to the Hegau via the southern part of the higher Rhine plain. Only the Basse-Alsace region occupies an isolated place within the western Lbk. In the second half of the Lbk (steps IV and V) this area is divided into three complexes: the Northwest Lbk, from the Escaut to the Main, the central Lbk, comprising the Palatinat and the Neckar regions and the southern Lbk, which includes the south of the higher Rhine plain (Basse- and Haute-Alsace) and the Paris basin