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Journal articles on the topic "Archéologie – Mexique"
Forest, Marion. "Archéologie du Michoacán, Mexique : De la problématique scientifique au contexte local de la recherche." Diplômées 239, no. 1 (2011): 227–29. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/femdi.2011.9523.
Full textPereira, Grégory, Gérald Migeon, and Dominique Michelet. "Archéologie du massif du Barajas. Premières données sur l’évolution des sociétés préhispaniques du sud-ouest du Guanajuato, Mexique." Journal de la société des américanistes 87, no. 87 (January 1, 2001): 265–81. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/jsa.1893.
Full textOzuna Vallejo, Verónica, Iriani Ramos Velázquez, Roberto Antonio Lindig-Cisneros, Juan Julio Morales Contreras, and José Luis Punzo Díaz. "Patrones de la vegetación y su relación con vestigios arqueológicos asociados al beneficio de cobre en la localidad de Jicalán Viejo, Michoacán / Vegetation patterns and their relationship with archaeological vestiges associated with the benefit of copper in the locality of Jicalán Viejo, Michoacán." Revista Trace, no. 81 (January 31, 2022): 168. http://dx.doi.org/10.22134/trace.81.2022.780.
Full textCoudart, Anick. "Pierrebourg Fabienne de, L’espace domestique maya. Une approche ethno-archéologique au Yucatan (Mexique), Monographs in American Archaeology 3, Paris, BAR International Series 764, Oxford, 1999, 1." Journal de la société des américanistes 87, no. 87 (January 1, 2001): 414–15. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/jsa.407.
Full textJouault, Samuel, Fernando Enseñat-Soberanis, and Eugenia Pulido-Madariaga. "Tourisme alternatif et sites archéologiques dans le Yucatan." Tourisme en Amérique latine 33, no. 2 (December 24, 2015). http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1042433ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Archéologie – Mexique"
Gerez, Diego. "Archéologie du sud de l'état du Quintana Roo (Mexique) : une application spatiocartographique." Paris 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA010614.
Full textMagar, Valérie. "Les peintures rupestres de la Basse Californie. Archéologie et conservation de la Cueva del Raton." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010574.
Full textFaugère-Kalfon, Brigitte. "Entre nomades et sédentaires : archéologie du versant méridional du Lerma au Michoacan, Mexique." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010512.
Full textThe studied region is located in the central occidental part of mexico, north of michoacan. This area corresponds with a physical and cultural transition. During the end of postclassic period, the lerma basin is considerated to be the limit between mesoamerican empires in the south and hunters-gatherers territories in the north. The survey has permited the identification of sixty two sites divided in two principal classes : architectural complexes and natural caves, principally dated from sixth tosixteenth century. A agrarian society has grown during the classic period, becoming gradually a military civilisation in early postclassic. The study of lithic material and rock art has permited the confirmation of the presence of chichimec tribes in early sixteenth century. During late postclassic, the region became a conflictual area between tarascans and nomadic tribes
Migeon, Gérald. "Archéologie en pays Tarasque : structure de l'habitat et ethnopréhistoire des habitations tarasques de la région de Zacapu (Michoacan, Mexique) au postclassique récent." Paris 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA010503.
Full textAs part of the Michoacan project, led by the CEMCA in Mexico, a study of the Tarascan settlement pattern was of utmost importance, since it was in the Zacapu region that were established the first historically recorded villages of this civilization. It Tarascan culture can be considered rather well documented through the relation of Michoacan, archaeological data remain quite scarce. The present study thus aims to compare ethnohistorical sources with data obtained through fields research. A systematic survey of the southern part of the area under study allowed the identification of 92 sites, some of them excavated. Remains were then studied (and dated by D. Michelet, in charge of the caramic sequence), which allowed to demonstrate that the southern Zacapu Malpais was only recently occupied. This fits with a relatively ancient Tarascan occupation, before the emergence of the tarascan empire. Other approaches, such a population or agricultural potential estimates provided a better understanding of this prehispanic evolution. Still, there remain many questions to be solved, especially in relation with what can be suggested by ethnohistorical sources
Roose, Ninon. "Le complexe jougs-haches-palmes en Mésoamérique." Paris 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA010536.
Full textAcosta, Nieva Rosario. "L' ensemble funéraire du site de Caseta, Jalisco, Mexique : une approche archéo-anthropologique." Paris 1, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA010599.
Full textGendron, François. "Les roches vertes en mésoamérique : archéologie du jade." Paris, EHESS, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998EHES0005.
Full textIn mesoamerica, about 1200 b. C. , axes and ornaments in polished green rock appear with olmecs emergence. Then, theirs functional and ritual uses are perpetuating as far as the spanish conquest, in 1521 a. C. , this research purpose to specify their place in the mesoamerican cultural context. Of the 16e century chronicles has been extract the mesoamerican vision of the greens lithics materials and noticed than blood-green jasper pendants are used a long time after the conquest. Typological and a technical studies of mexicans axes stored away in the musee de l'homme had been carried out in accordance with the methodology and the types defined at the anthropological school of mexico. The results had permit to refine the geochronological distributions of tools varieties. The characterisation of the representations, fixed on mesoamerican axes, permit to define the "scroll-head mounting", while the rituals where they are represent minding sacrificial practices. The scroll-head axe appears like a mesoamerican human sacrificial instrument. A duality of the greens rocks it ensues, the matter is fertile because it's green, while in axe form, it keeps the life. The symbolic dimension of the polished axe had been searched since the massive axes offerings of the olmecs to the deposits of mezcala figurines of the great teocalli of the aztecs and an connection with aquatics divinities had been noticed. An axe is a sample of a geological formation, petrographical analysis had permit to identify some varieties of greens rocks used by precolombians peoples. At the time of an campaign, jadeitite pebble had been collected on a rio of the south-east of guatemala where this kind of rock had never been indicated. Its analysis had revelled a new type of jadeitite for this nation and for the american continent, so this is an new possible origin for the mesoamerican jadeite-jade
Le, Gall Erik. "La superposition des temporalités dans la ville de Mexico : une archéologie littéraire." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023SORUL090.
Full textThe superposition of temporalities, like archaeological strata, is a phenomenon that affects every space and city. In Mexico City, it has become a powerful literary motif, and has been particularly recurrent in the Mexican literature of the last seventy years. The destruction of México-Tenochtitlan in the wake of the conquest and the subsequent rebuilding of New Spain’s capital city on its ruins constitute a major historical turn. Mexica stones, once reshaped, serve as the foundations and material of the newbuilt “Novohispana” colonial city, suggesting an essential continuity between the two cities. The Mexican city thus enjoys the fascinating aura of vanished civilisations. Its influence on contemporary Mexican culture also inspires the idea of an atavistic permanence, triggering the resurgence of vengeful pre-Hispanic myths. The first demolition would be the starting point for a series of drastic changes that the city has undergone through time, as if shedding skins. Mexican writers preserve the traces of these bygone cities, which eventually accumulate in an intertextual palimpsest. The successive re-elaborations of the literary motif of superposition of temporalities are sedimented as, since Carlos Fuentes’s early works, generations pass by. In a city criss-crossed by major archaeological excavations, we propose a literary archaeology through Mexico City’s historical and literary diachronic depths. Beyond the reminiscence of a past that was buried alive, we are to find how distinct legacies that gave birth to both the city and the nation are questioned, in particular its dual pre-Columbian and Spanish roots
Dorison, Antoine. "Archéologie des systèmes agraires préhispaniques de la région de Zacapu, Michoacán, Mexique : VIIe - XVe siècle apr. J.-C." Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01H050.
Full textIn the midst of the 13th century AD, an allochtonous population colonizes the lava flows north of the current town of Zacapu, Michoacán, in West Mexico. Distinguished by the omnipresence of raw volcanics, the landscape is almost virgin of any previous occupation. There the newcomers undertake the building of urban establishments, housing thousands of persons, thus disrupting the local order and foreshadowing the emergence of the Tarascan state. However, less than two centuries later, the area is massively abandoned to be thereafter named by the Spaniards Malpaís de Zacapu, Zacapu's badlands. These few words summarize the state of archaeological knowledge about the north-western part of the basin of Zacapu before this thesis. Why settle upon these infertile lava flows, where no one had set foot before? How can one survive in such environment? Assessing these questions through the study of ancient farming systems, this work offers some answers using the methods of archaeogeography, archaeopedology and geopedology. It reveals a much longer and substantial occupation than the one formerly identified in the Malpaís as well as sophisticated agricultural strategies to exploit the fertile soils of this indeed not-so-bad land
Forest, Marion. "L’organisation sociospatiale des agglomérations urbaines du Malpaís de Zacapu, Michoacán, Mexique : (1250-1450 après J.-C.)." Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010612.
Full textSince the 10th century, the Central-Northern region of Michoacán State, in Mexico, has demonstrated deep settlement pattern and sociopolitical transformations. During the 14th century, as the result of complex sociopolitical processes, a kingdom finally raised: the Tarascan kingdom, one of the most powerful and original state entity at the time of the Spanish Conquest in the 16th century. Our study focuses on the Tarascan state emergence antecedents. We are looking, in particular, for a better understanding of one of the most symptomatic and major shift that has taken place in the region, during the 13th century. Around A.D. 1250, four extensive and densely occupied agglomerations, clearly related to the Tarascan material culture, are implanted on an unwelcoming area, the Malpais de Zacapu. Such population nucleation is an unprecedented phenomenon in the region, and has rare equivalents in other Mesoamerican contexts. The urban layout of these settlements, their spatial and social organization, as their short period of occupation (two centuries approximately), stress numerous questions related to urban functions, society and political system at the sites, at different observation scales (from local to macro-regional). The present research combines a systematic approach and survey of field remains, and apply various spatial and geostatistical analyses. It describes precisely these spatial units, but it also reveals the spatial and social structures at these urban settlements. We finally show, among others observations, that the agglomerations settled on the Malpais de Zacapu had already reached urban qualities and fonctions and were inhabited by complex societies
Books on the topic "Archéologie – Mexique"
Niederberger, Christine. Paleopaysages et archéologie pre-urbaine du Bassin de México (Mexique). México D.F: Centre d' études mexicaines et centraméricaines, 1987.
Find full textLévine, Daniel. Archéologie du Mexique: Les cultures préhispaniques de l'Ouest mexicain : l'état de Colima. Paris: Editions ARTCOM', 1998.
Find full textLoubet, François Rodriguez. Les Chichimèques: Archéologie et ethnohistoire des chasseurs-collecteurs du San Luis Potosí, Mexique. Mexico: Centre d'études mexicaines et centraméricaines, 1985.
Find full textClaudine, Deltour-Levie, and Mission archéologique belge au Mexique. Projet Sierra del Nayar., eds. L' Architecture des villages préhispaniques dans la Sierra del Nayar: Prospections de la Mission archéologique belge au Mexique, Projet Sierra del Nayar. Louvain-La-Neuve: Université Catholique de Louvain, 1993.
Find full textHôtel Drouot. Archéologie, haute époque, archéologie classique et du Moyen Orient, Égypte, Grèce, Rome, Perse, Mésopotamie; Éthiopie, haute époque et renaissance, Amérique précolombienne, Mexique, Equateur, Colombie, Pérou, Costa Rica. Paris, 1998.
Find full textHôtel Drouot. Archéologie classique : Grèce, Rome, Égypte, Perse Antique, Perse Islamique; Amérique précolombienne : Mexique, Équateur, Pérou; archéologie chinoise : Dynastie Zhou, Han, Tang, Ming; Extrême-Orient: Gréco-bouddhique, Khmer, Siam, Laos, Inde, Tibet, Népal. 1996.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Archéologie – Mexique"
Bantman-Masum, Eve. "Aux origines de la « mise en tourisme » du Mexique maya : les archéologues et anthropologues américains comme entrepreneurs transnationaux." In Les sociétés entrepreneuriales et les mondes anglophones, 139–60. Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.psn.7846.
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