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Journal articles on the topic "Archéologie du bâti"
Boissard, Emmanuelle. "Conservation-restauration et archéologie du bâti." Les Nouvelles de l'archéologie, no. 162 (December 31, 2020): 53–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/nda.11735.
Full textBoto-Varela, Gerardo, Andreas Hartmann-Virnich, Norbert Nussbaum, Nicolas Reveyron, and Andrew Tallon. "Archéologie du bâti : du mètre au laser." Perspective, no. 2 (December 15, 2012): 329–46. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/perspective.249.
Full textMataouchek, Victorine. "Archéologie préventive sur le bâti et Monuments historiques." Les Nouvelles de l'archéologie, no. 157-158 (December 5, 2019): 132–35. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/nda.8051.
Full textMarchaisseau, Vincent, and Cédric Roms. "Essor d’une archéologie sur le bâti en Champagne-Ardenne." Archeopages, Hors-série 6 (July 6, 2023): 198–203. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/archeopages.12917.
Full textLefebvre, Bastien. "Alice Vanetti, Archéologie du bâti, Histoire et épistémologie des origines à nos jours (France, Italie, Suisse)." Archéologie médiévale, no. 51 (December 20, 2021): 343–45. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/archeomed.39754.
Full textMastrolorenzo, Joseph. "Falaise (Calvados). Nature de l'opération : diagnostic, surveillance de travaux ; fouille préventive ; fouille programmée ; archéologie du bâti." Archéologie médiévale, no. 41 (December 1, 2011): 275–76. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/archeomed.12539.
Full textSapin, Christian, Maylis Baylé, Stéphane Büttner, Pierre Guibert, Sophie Blain, Philippe Lanos, Annick Chauvin, Philippe Dufresne, and Christine Oberlin. "Archéologie du bâti et archéométrie au Mont-Saint-Michel, nouvelles approches de Notre-Dame-sous-Terre." Archéologie médiévale, no. 38 (December 1, 2008): 71–122. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/archeomed.21054.
Full textFiocchi, Laurent, Aurélia Bully, Morana Čaušević-Bully, and Sébastien Bully. "La cathédrale de Saint-Claude (Jura), ancienne abbatiale des saints Pierre, Paul et André : étude historique de la construction et archéologie du bâti du mur gouttereau sud." Bulletin du Centre d’études médiévales d’Auxerre, no. 15 (July 8, 2011): 73–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/cem.11876.
Full textGuyot, Stéphane. "Le château d’Oricourt. Étude archéologique du bâti du « logis nord »." Bulletin Monumental 174, no. 1 (2016): 105–8. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/bulmo.2016.12755.
Full textVan Dongen, Alexandre, Sébastien Lambot, Peter Eeckhout, and David Lo Buglio. "Exploitation des numérisations pour l'analyse urbaine en contexte archéologique : réflexion méthodologique sur le site précolombien de Pachacamac." SHS Web of Conferences 82 (2020): 03006. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/20208203006.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Archéologie du bâti"
Cousseau, Florian. "Archéologie du bâti mégalithique dans l'ouest de la France." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016REN1S153.
Full textRecent megalithic research on Neolithic tumulus in western France takes more and more interest in architecture in its entirety. However, our knowledges remain uneven. The architectonic data, related to the construction site, are almost nonexistent compared to the architectural data, about the formal and ornamental aspects. Moreover, both are more numerous for the massive blocks (orthostats and cap stones) than for the dry stone masonry which however is the predominant part of a tumulus. This thesis aspires to balance and improve our understanding of these architectures by developing an appropriate methodology to read all kinds of elevations. It adapts the building archeology, used for historical edifices, to the megalithic architecture principles. Its application has two steps. The first concerns the little studied circular plan buildings. The examined sites are the cairn III of the tumulus C of Péré at Prissé-la-Charrière, the edifice B of Boixe necropolis at Vervant and the Motte de la Jacquille at Fontenille. This step results in a global synthesis on the tumulus of this type. The second step aims to understand both architectonic and architectural evolutions of megalithic buildings. It includes the study of the Carn tumulus at Ploudalmezeau, as well as the south tumulus of Barnenez at Plouezoc'h, both revealed by P.-R. Giot whose excavations had suggested complex phasings. Furthermore, these two buildings contain almost all the corbelled vaults in good condition in the west of France, opening a particular research axis on this type of covering. The architectural studies synthesis of these different sites allows an assessment of the methodological approach of the megalithic architectures and lead to discussions and perspectives of studies about the times of the construction and the architectural evolution for the whole megalithism in western France. This synthesis also gives a new vision of Neolithic societies who ordered, built, used, restructured and abandoned these architectures
Blanc, Fabien. "Archéologie du bâti médiéval et moderne en Provence orientale." Paris 1, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA010721.
Full textVanetti, Alice. "L'archéologie du bâti entre étude des vestiges médiévaux et politique patrimoniale : une étude historique et épistémologique." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017UBFCH020.
Full textThe archeology of building is a specialism of the archeology that emerge in Europe between 1990 and 2000. It is generally described as this field of research which deals with the study of the historical buildings, especially medieval, through the application of methods and topics of archeology. The literature on archaeology of buildign where it is used, however, shows significant differences either in the methods and in the objectives pursued during the research. This heterogeneity revelas the differents visions that the archaeologists attribute to the archaeology of building, which in each country are different. This work seeks to define the current status of the archeology of buildings in France, Italy and Switzerland, the "flagship countries" of this specialism, and to highlight the similarities and differences through a both historical and epistemological analysis. Since the rise of the archeology of the building results from the meeting between two main poles, the study of the medieval remains on the one hand, and the cultural heritage policy on the other, we first report on the development of interest in medieval remains from the XIX century to today. This first analysis, carried out at the scale of each country, enables us to detect the main characteristics of this national substratum from which the archeology of the building is derived, which leads us in a second time to define the contours of first proposals for the archeology of building and, hence, to account for the present status of this specialism in the countries considered
Labbas, Vincent. "Archéologie et dendrochronologie du bâti subalpin dans le massif du Mercantour durant le deuxième millénaire de notre ère." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AIXM3049.
Full textMy research focuses on the building located in the subalpine zone in the French Mercantour Massif (French Alps). These constructions, essentially related to summer agropastoralism, are the material expression of the occupation and exploitation of the mountain by the human communities during the second millenium of our era. The present approach has called upon dendrochronology and the building archeology in an interdisciplinary project. The study of 90 buildings whose woodwork has provided 541 dendrochronological dates, brings new data on the history of these constructions. The earliest ones dated back to the middle of the 12th century and were still standing in the early 20th century. Reconstructions and frequent renovations have underlined an economy of raw materials, among which pieces of larch (the main local tree and therefore mostly used), that were used all over again on each building or renovation site. The long chronologies of tree rings established during this present research have enhanced the importance of the master chronology of the larch in the southern Alps and provide new knowledge on the relationship between the mountain human groups and their surrounding forest resources
Moignet-Gaultier, Anne. "La reconnaissance du temps et de l'image dans l'archéologie monumentale ou le paradoxe de l'exactitude et de la subjectivité : pour l'identification, la connaissance, l'inventaire, la publication, la conservation et la restauration des monuments." Paris 10, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA100110.
Full textMyths or realities, monuments exist through their visible and invisible representations. However, recording vestiges "exactly as they appear" is of primary importance in archaeology. This image-making process does not simply mean capturing, transposing and representing the archaeological conception of a monument according to the Vitruvian values of "solidity, convenience, beauty". It also implies such notions as time and alteration. Does this representation work as a mirror or a mask ? It must reveal the historical and architectural value of the monument, ranging from its most delicate to its most uneven aspects and subtleties, to constitute its scientific record. The history of traditionnal, photogrammetric and digital surveys shows that different forms of accuracy - corresponding to different types of subjectivity - are at work. The scientific approach of monuments is in fact inseparable from artistic, philosophic and poetic views and from their representations. Indeed, images convoke the perceiving subject just as much as the perceived object. So-called objective techniques can never be devoid of some degree of subjectivity. The objectivity of a monument's representation can only be achieved through the combination of complementary perceptions aided by techniques that range from the most rudimentary to the most sophisticated ones : so the image is necessary plural. In the process of identifying, understanding, indexing, publishing, conserving or restoring monuments, such an approach would enable archaeologists and architects who are in charge of the representation of monuments to have a really "detached" perception and reflection
Conan, Sandrine. "L'abbaye cistercienne de Vaucelles (Nord) aux XIIe et XIIIe siècles : étude architecturale et d'archéologie du bâti." Thesis, Lille 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LIL3H037.
Full textLocated in the Escaut Valley, thirteen kilometers southwest of Cambrai, the Cistercian Abbey of Vaucelles was founded in 1132 by Hugues d’Oisy, lord of Cambrai, under the spiritual direction of Bernard of Clairvaux. A large part of the abbey was destroyed during the Revolution. Monastic buildings remained only the aisle of the monks, which closed the cloister to the east, and the abbey palace of the eighteenth century, which were reconverted. The occupation of the site by the Germans during the Great War ended the embellishment work undertaken by the family Fontana, owner since 1898. The fire marked the end of the conflict: the building of the monks lost its roof and its first floor, while the abbey palace was almost completely destroyed. In 1920, the monks’ building was classified as a historic monument. Beginning a series of works that intensified from the 1970s. Into the hands of the family Lagoutte, restored buildings are opened to the public. A new page is turning in December 2017 since the abbey becomes the tenth cultural equipment of the department of North.This work focuses on two monuments of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries: the building of the monks, the only one that is today largely preserved, and the church dedicated in 1235 which benefited from some archaeological operations between 1879 and 2002 still unpublished. Today the monk’s building benefits from a study of building archaeology confirming a construction from 1170 attributed by the texts to the abbot Aleaume (1166-1181). He chose, forty years after the foundation of the abbey, to build a monumental abbey inspired by Clairvaux, the mother house. This building is a typical example of a monastic typology set up by the Benedictines and specified by the Cistercians during the first half of the twelfth century. It is illustrated by a work of the rational and quality stone and a sober decor in the spirit of the Cistercians.The archaeological analysis of the remains of north transept’, adjoining the monks’ building, encourages the attribution to Aleaume abbot, not only of the construction of the east and south aisles of the cloister, but also the conception of the overall project of a great perennial abbey with a new church. This hypothesis is also based on a new reading of the texts. But as suggested by the study of the remains, the general structure of the church of Aleaume was modified to give it a new monumentality. These works, to which must be added the construction of an imposing choir, are perhaps due to the abbot Godescalc (1181-1198) who disappeared between 1192 and 1194, after the reception by the abbot of Clairvaux of a blame from the General Chapter of the Order for the sumptuousness of the abbey. The excavation carried out in 1988 revealed the remains of a choir presumably posterior to the cross of the transept. The singularity of his plan, with ambulatory and discontinuous radiating chapels, unique within the Cistercian order, brought Villard de Honnecourt to draw it in his notebook around 1210/1215-1225, according to the recent dating proposed by Jean Wirth. Completed in 1216, this choir testifies to gothic architectural practices, that manifested in the region of northern France and in the counties of Champagne, Flanders and Hainaut from the last quarter of the twelfth century and up to the middle from the thirteenth century. The abbot and his master builder found their models outside the order. They were inspired by Benedictine sites like Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire, adapting an old model to new architectural uses.This study, using texts, iconography, archaeology and art history, invites us to take a new look at the Vaucelles abbey, through two major buildings built between 1170 and 1216
Marouard, Grégory. "Archéologie, architecture et images de la maison urbaine d'époque hellenistique et romaine dans la chôra égyptienne." Poitiers, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010POIT5033.
Full textBeing based on the analysis of more than 200 archaeological examples and about 30 models of houses, this work provides a first architectural synthesis about the urban habitat of the Hellenistic and Roman periods in the Egyptian chôra. The development is constructed around three main themes: - a detailed analysis based essentially on the observations and investigations in the field focusing on the principal building materials used for domestic construction, especially mud-brick ; - a wider synthesis encompassing construction techniques (walls, roofs and ceilings, treatment of openings) which are based on qualitative and quantitative data emphasizing the important contribution of the relevant period to the study of non- monumental mud-brick architecture in ancient Egypt ; - on the basis of a careful selection of plans, a first classification according to type and chronology has been conducted as well a statistical synthesis as including the inventory of interior and exterior installations and equipment, this study finally clarifies the evolution of different types within the chosen period and adds to our understanding of the principal characteristics of space and its organization by a three-dimensional projection of the daily environment It is now finally possible to address the domestic construction that is inherent in the continuity or predominance of architectural traditions and Egyptian identity during a phase of Egyptian archaeology where the urban provincial aspects occupy an important place within settlement studies. For the first time, the Lagid rule shows well the adherence to local solutions and the observed facts refine our understanding of the Hellenistic influence which is being regularly referred in connection with the phenomenon of founding and re-founding agglomerations which mark this early period
Kurdy, Micheline. "Outils numériques et Archéologie du bâti - Acquisition, gestion et représentation de données 3D : Deux cas d’étude : Le site de Saint-Syméon (Syrie) Et L’abbaye de Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa (France)." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM3040.
Full textNowadays, the heritage architectural studies benefit of the contributions of diverse digital methods and open new perspectives for the conservation, the analyses and the knowledge sharing especially on complex sites. Those new tools and techniques have become common and very useful presently, but how much they become common or indispensable for architectural and archeological studies? How do they fit into the different phases of the research work?We will discuss these principal questions by working mainly on two experimented sites, the site of Saint-Simeon the stylite in Syria and the abbey of Saint-Michel de Cuxa in France. The methodology used for the analysis and the elevation restoration is based on the digital tools and acquisition techniques and of three-dimensional information management and also on their setting relation with archaeological issues to build a dialogue between these two domains. Based on this reflection, we have developed a work protocol in scale of monographic study of a specific building in Saint Simeon site “the Residence”. This research is based on a combination of digital tools applied on this building for its analysis and by using them as a privileged instrument to support archaeological reflection, not an end in itself.The main contribution of this thesis focuses on the methodology and the ethics of the use of 3D digital service in archaeological approach, from the filed acquisition till the restitution representations. This approach highlights several axes, dynamism and interactivity of the work, the multidisciplinary and the collectivity context, the objective of documentation and diffusion
Chaleat, Franck. ""Devant la porte du priore, dessoubz le chastel dudict lieu" : la question des bourgs dits "castraux" et "monastiques" : oekoumène, synoecisme et sens des lieux durant le "long moyen Age" dans les agglomérations péricastrales et périmonastiques du Charolais-Brionnais (Bourgogne du Sud)." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2183.
Full textThe concepts of bourg castral and bourg monastique are two of the most important concepts of french urban history, aiming to modelize the genesis of new settlements around the feudal seats of power such as castles or monasteries near the beginning of the 11th century. Historiographically, this unprecedented grouping movement was justified by the power exercised over the people but also by the protection and privileges provided by the lords. In the social aspect, this is included in the general dynamics of encellulement (R. Fossier), which is a polarization process of social dependancy areas in favour of emblematic places like the parish church or the seigniorial buildings. The present thesis aims to comparatively explore the spatial modesof genesis and evolution of four « bourgs » in South Burgundy, in order to understand the long-term spatial and social constitution of agglomerations around seigniorial structures, and also to test the heuristic value of historical models of bourgs castraux or bourgs monastiques. The geographic area chosen for this study is the homogenic space of Charolais-Brionnais, between the Loire and the Saône rivers, a mostly rural area. With no central town, this territory is characterized by several small towns often combined with a medieval castle or a monastery.In accordance with recent historiographic evolutions (such as the re-evaluation of the incastellamento model, the reconsideration of the village genesis, and the rethinking of the 11 th century interruption) and methodological renewals (re-examining the hierarchization of historic sources regarding settlement history, the new place of morphologic analysis of plans), we first chose to focus on a spatial analysis of agglomerations, in which the material space is the central point of the study. The analysis thenproceeds to examine other sources which can provide strictly spatial data. Secondly, we chose a regressive reading of space, by means of historic morphological study of ancient town plans : the goal is to deconstruct the spatial evolution of towns by looking as far as possible back into the past.First of all, the results show a variety of urban evolution patterns downgrading the ring model (usually summoned to explain the attraction of seigniorial centers). Also, successive housing estate operations demonstrate a continuous evolution and plasticity of town plans, which in consequence are sometimes very different from the configuration shown by the napoleonic cadastre. While the seigniorial center is socially important, its spatial role is not always decisive : in half of the cases, the carolingian strong territorial structure has remained as a determining grid for later developments, which accounts for many implantationsand demarcations at the end of the Middle Ages. In other cases, a planned structure can be set up when the territorry is authoritatively supervised by a new seigniorial power. These planned structures foster deep social polarization. In any case, the feudal space must deal with two former networks : the parish network, which is very stable up to the end of the Middle Ages, and the road network, which favours settlement at crossroads
« Bourg castral » und « bourg monastique » sind zwei wichtige Konzepte der französischen Geschichte der Städte, sie zielen darauf, das Erscheinen von neuen Siedlungen um die Orte der herrschaftlichen Macht, befestigte Schlösser und Kloster zu modellieren, und dies etwa zu Beginn des 11. Jahrhunderts. In der Historiographie lässt sich diese völlig neue Zusammenführung der Bevölkerung durch die auf das Volk ausgeübte Macht erklären, aber auch durch den Schutz oder durch die Privilegien, die ihm die Machtträger gewährten. Sozial gesehen integriert sich diese Zusammenführung in die gesamte Dynamik des« encellulement », es geht um einen Prozess der Polarisierung der Orte sozialer Abhängigkeit zugunsten emblematischer Orte, herrschaftlicher Sitze oder Pfarrkirchen. Diese Doktorarbeit zielt darauf ab, in vegleichender Form die räumlichen Modalitäten der Entstehung und Entwicklung von vier Ortschaften (« bourgs ») des südlichen Burgunds zu erforschen, damit wir die räumliche und soziale Entstehung des verdichteten Aufbaus der Dörfer um die Altstadt auf eine lange Zeit verstehen können. Wir werden auch den Erklärungswert der historischen Modelle « bourg castral » oder « bourg monastique » prüfen. Als geographischer Rahmen haben wir den vom Charolais und Brionnais homogen gebildeten Raum gewählt, ein ländlich geprägtes Gebiet zwischen Saône und Loire. Ohne zentrale Stadt besteht das Gebiet aus einer Kette kleiner Städte, die oft über ein Kloster oder ein befestigtes Schloss verfügen.Im Einklang mit den jüngsten historiographischen Entwicklungen (das Modell des incastellamento wird nuanciert, die Ortschaftsgründung und die Zäsur des Jahres 1000 werden in Frage gestellt) aber auch mit den methodologischen Innovationen (Kritik an der Hierarchie zwischen den verschiedenen Quellen in der Geschichtsschreibung der Bevölkerungsorte, Platz und Rolle des morphologischen Lesens der Pläne). Wir haben eine vor allem räumliche Analyse der Siedlungen gewählt. Im Zentrum der Studie steht das konkrete, materielle Gebiet, dann werden alle Quellen gesammelt, die Informationen ausschliesslich über den Raum liefern können. Dann haben wir uns für die Rückschreibung entschieden, insbesondere durch eine Analyse der historischen Morphologie der alten Pläne. Das Ziel ist die räumliche Entwicklung der Siedlungen zu zerlegen, indem wir so weit wie möglich in die Vergangenheit zurückgehen.Das Ergebnis zeigt in erster Linie eine Vielfalt der Schemen der Entwicklungen der Siedlungen, weit weg vom ringförmigen Modell, das oft erwähnt wird um die Anziehungskraft des herrschaftlichen Zentrums darzustellen. Es ist auch zu bemerken, dass es eine ständige Entwicklung und Veränderung der Sadtpläne gibt, wegen der Aufeinanderfolge der Parzellierung (als Locatio), sehr oft weit weg von der Darstellung des napoleonischen Katasters. Die sehr wichtige Rolle des herrschaftlichen Zentrums ist aber in sozialer Hinsicht, räumlich nicht immer entscheidend. In der Hälfte der Fälle kann man vermuten, dass es eine stärkere Strukturierung des Gebiets schon zur karolingischer Zeit gab, diese Organisation wird ein vorhandenes Rasterzur späteren Entwicklungen bleiben und kann in gewisser Weise die Ansiedlungen und Abgrenzungen am Ende des Mittelalters erklären. Im Gegenteil, wenn eine herrschaftliche Macht ein Gebiet autoritär beherrschen will, ist es anzumerken, dass eine geplante Organisation entsteht, die zu einer Strukturierung führt, die günstig für eine tiefe soziale Polarisierung ist. Auf alle Fälle muss der herrschaftliche Raum mit zwei Netzwerken rechnen, die ihm vorausgehen und die er teilweise gestaltet : das Netzwerk der Pfarrgemeinden, das bis zum Ende des Mittelalters stabil zu sein scheint und das Strassennetz, dessen Kreuzungen die ersten Bevölkerungsversammlungen bestimmen
Andrianaivoarivony, Rafolo. "Habitats fortifiés et organisation de l'espace dans le Vonizongo (centre-ouest de Madagascar) : le cas de Lohavohitra." Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA010538.
Full textFittings of old fortified malagasy site are diversified and complicated. This work studies those of Lohavohitra, a malagasy highlands fortified site. The author presents firstly the site in its environment and its excavations methodology. He studies then the expressions of various fittings worked by man on the site: space organization, architecture and technical buildings, relations between man and animals, agriculture and watercatchment. He finishes his study by examining inhabitants material cultures (the pottery) and settlements hill story from the origins at the end of the fifteenth century a. D. To the abandonment in the middle of the nineteenth century a. D
Books on the topic "Archéologie du bâti"
Vanetti, Alice. Archéologie du bâti: Histoire et épistémologie des origines à nos jours (France, Italie, Suisse). Dijon: Éditions universitaires de Dijon, 2021.
Find full textReveyron, Nicolas, and Isabelle Parron-Kontis. Archéologie du bâti: Pour une harmonisation des méthodes : actes de la table ronde, 9 et 10 novembre 2001, Musée archéologique de Saint-Romain-en-Gal (Rhône). Paris: Errance, 2005.
Find full textLa bâtie de Luisandre: Ain : histoire et archéologie d'une fortification savoyarde de frontière au XIVe siècle. Chambéry: Université de Savoie, 2010.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Archéologie du bâti"
"Archéologie du bâti mégalithique." In Bâtisseurs de mégalithes, 95–168. Archaeopress Publishing Ltd, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/jj.15135962.7.
Full textAgudo, María de los Ángeles Utrero. "Early Medieval Hispanic constructions as material culture : archaeology of architecture and technology." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.26655.
Full textBlary, François. "Conclusion du Colloque Archéologie du bâti - Aujourd’hui et demain." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.29405.
Full textBlanc-Garidel, Fabien. "L’archéologie du bâti à l’épreuve de la complexité et de l’entropie urbaine." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.29212.
Full textCharruadas, Paulo, Philippe Sosnowska, Sylvianne Modrie, Benjamin Van Nieuwenhove, Sarah Crémer, Pascale Fraiture, Patrick Hoffsummer, Christophe Maggi, and Armelle Weitz. "L’archéologie de la maison médiévale et post-médiévale en Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (Belgique). Programmes de recherche, cadres méthodologiques, opérations préventives." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.27720.
Full textCortelazzo, Mauro. "L’analyse stratigraphique-structurale et les reconstructions tridimensionnelles dans les études des architectures en Vallée d’Aoste (Italie)." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.27210.
Full textFauerbach, Ulrike, and Andreas Putz. "« Bauforschung » Today : Current Tendencies in Building Archaeology in Germany." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.26352.
Full textSapin, Christian, Sébastien Bully, and Fabrice Henrion. "L’archéologie du bâti Aujourd’hui et demain. Déconstruire sans détruire." In Archéologie du bâti. Aujourd’hui et demain. ARTEHIS Éditions, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.artehis.26192.
Full textDelomier, Chantal, and Christian Le Barrier. "Chasselay." In Archéologie du bâti en Auvergne Rhône-Alpes, 208–10. Alpara, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.alpara.6031.
Full textDelomier, Chantal, and David Jouneau. "Saint-Héand." In Archéologie du bâti en Auvergne Rhône-Alpes, 119–23. Alpara, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.alpara.5966.
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