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Joly, Martine. "Recherches sur la céramique commune gallo-romaine dans l'est de la Bourgogne." Dijon, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992DIJOL006.
Full textThis work is the first important study on Gallo-roman coarse ceramics in burgundy. Research concerned several sites in a zone from Langres to Tournus, to constitute a corpus as complete as possible. Eleven sites were selected, they gave an information more or less valuable, because on the conditions of discovery. For each site, coarse ceramics are presented in a catalog of wares, according to the categories of paste. Then, there is a quantitative and statistic analyze of wares and paste. Based on these catalogs, a regional coarse pottery typology has been established. Finally, we analyzed informations of this study. Three important points appeared: coarse pottery and chronology, coarse pottery and trade, coarse pottery and daily life (cooking and eating)
Boniteau, José. "Etude des traditions potières en Bourgogne de la période gallo-romaine au XVeme siècle." Artois, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008ARTO0008.
Full textThe purpose of this work is to give a total vision of the ceramic productions discovered in the area of Burgundy, based on the craft production ceramic centers from the roman period to the fifteenth century. This work includes informations concerning about sixty craft production centers. The archeological sites used in this work come from all over the present-day geografic Burgundy. The information have mostly been found in the archeological research reports consulted at the S. R. A. Of Dijon or in museums. On the other hand, some personal work made in the different museums of Burgundy complete these informations. There are three books compiling the informations. The first one shows differents aspects of the archeological sites of ceramic craft production, such as the environment, the firing structures, the bibilography relative to the sites and of course the pieces of pottery when it was possible to show them. The second one represents the analysis of all the informations discovered, including a state of the productions per periods and the possible observations on the evolutions during the sixteen centuries of this study. It ends with an opening on the produtions of other next door areas in order to give the potential possibilities of exchange clues for researches to come. The third one illustrates on Burgundy maps the different kinds of ceramics discovered, classified per periods and per typologies
Batigne, Vallet Cécile. "Etude des céramiques culinaires et de leurs procédés de fabrication à Lyon à l'époque gallo-romaine : impératifs techniques et habitudes culturelles." Lyon 2, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999LYO20057.
Full textSoulas, Sylvie. "La céramique estampée tardive à Bordeaux." Bordeaux 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998BOR30039.
Full textStamped pottery (d wares vessels) is the last representation of fine tablewares production from the southern gaul region. Depending on the region, it appeared towards the end of the ivth century or the beginning of the v century a. D. Pottery belonging to this category with common characteristics were produced in several regions. Marseille, narbonne, bordeaux seem to have been the principal centres of production. The exceptional quantity of material collected during the archaeological dig in bordeaux in recent years has provided the opportunity to undertake this research. The first chapter deals with the problem of definition and denomination and a description of the knowledge already acquired. Then two major preoccupations are treated : the determination of the origin of the ceramics found in bordeaux and the establishment of their chronology. The typological and morphological singularities, the organisation and style of decoration, the study of clays defines a distinctive and homogeneous production. From the number and distribution of the pieces, bordeaux can be indicated as the centre of this production, even though no pottery site has been discovered yet. Computer recording of stamps and the elaboration of a classification system has incited reflection on their background and deciphering, the nature of the motifs. It seems that the bordeaux potters knew how to create an original style, mixing abstract, geometrical motifs and backgrounds from christian symbols. This production is integrated however in a general cultural context common throughout the romanised world. The production of this tableware between the vth and viith centuries shows the permanence of certain technical and behavioural customs attached to a style of life impregnated with roman culture
Lintz, Guy. "L'utilisation de la micro-informatique en archéologie : un exemple : la céramique commune gallo-romaine en Limousin." Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA010552.
Full textSchmitt, Anne. "Méthodes géochimiques, pétrographiques, et minéralogiques appliquées à la détermination de l'origine des céramiques archéologiques." Bordeaux 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989BOR30051.
Full textThe determination of the origin of archaeological ceramics needs the constitution of reference groups for which chemicals and mineralogicals caracteristics are well defined. Ceramics of unknown origin are then compared with these references. This work consist in big part to treat the results of chemical and petrographical analysis to caracterise groups and know the factors of discrimination between differents workshops. Then we can have a good way of mesurement of ressemblances and define attribution laws wich permit us to associate a sample from unknown origin to a reference group. Then the results must be correlate with differents informations such as archaeological or and geological data. In this way we studied chemical and petrographical compositions and their factors of fluctuation in the differents gallo-roman workshops of the middle rhone valley before to try to determine the origin of some samples from differents archaeological sites in lyon. The main archaeological results are the definition of an amphora production in lyon and a terra sigillata sorkshopin saint-romain-en gal or vienne
Carponsin-Martin, Catherine. "La céramique commune gallo-romaine de Périgueux : du règne d'Auguste à la fin du IIIe siècle ap. J.-C." Bordeaux 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002BOR30012.
Full textBrunie, Isabelle. "La céramique gallo-romaine de la péninsule armoricaine de la fin du 1er siècle av. J.-C. au IVème ap. J.-C." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN20001/document.
Full textThe research aim to take stock, as exhaustive as possible, on the Gallo-Roman ceramic of the western part of Lyonnaise province defined by the territories of the civitates of the Veneti, of Coriosolite, of Osismii and Redones. This regional summary presents the development of a catalogue of forms and a typo chronological approach. This first corpus is composed of 792 forms divided into 20 major technical and functional categories. An open ranking system was used in order to make additions according to new discoveries. The analysis of 34 pottery assemblages from 21 sites defined eight horizons from the second half of the 1st century BC until the first decades of the 4th century AD. They offer a first look of the evolution of consumed ceramics and supplying strategies during this period
Willems, Sonja. "La céramique gallo-romaine du Haut-Empire produite chez les Ménapiens, Atrébates et Nerviens : dynamiques économiques et identités territoriales." Thesis, Paris 10, 2019. http://faraway.parisnanterre.fr/login?url=http://bdr.parisnanterre.fr/theses/intranet/2019/2019PA100042/2019PA100042_1.pdf.
Full textIn Gallia Belgica, the southern part of the Menapian and Nervian civitates, as well as the northern part of the Atrebates territory are characterized by multiple landscapes. The analysis of local pottery production illustrates the complexity of the economic relationships and their different expressions of cultural identity, achieved through an integrated approach of macroscopic, petrographic and chemical description of local kiln site material, combined with a systematical identification of pottery from consumption sites. This method permits us to study the pottery distribution patterns and thus an analysis of economic and cultural interaction. In the western part of the studied area the Menapians preserve the traditional indigenous technique of hand-made pottery, while in the eastern part the Atrebates and the Nervians change to wheel-turned pottery and a choice of specific clays by the middle of the first century AD. The reasons for this difference in choices and techniques are multiple, but the land-use plays a fundamental role. The presence of well-adapted clay material, the production of specific delicacies and foodstuffs and the arrival of exogenous populations, are crucial factors leading to this technical contrast. The integrated approach of studying both the consumption and production material also assists in answering questions about the organization of the potter’s production: identification of clay mixtures, the alteration or upholding of certain mixtures, recognition of testing periods and abandoning of clay mixes, specialization and the conservation, transferring or movement of techniques or of potters. These themes can be developed for pottery kiln sites focusing on the production of wheel-turned pottery, sold for its qualities instead of its contents
Boutin, Marie-Alexandrine. "La céramique commune gallo-romaine entre le IIe et le IVe siècle après J. -C. Dans la cité de Nîmes." Montpellier 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006MON30059.
Full textThuillier, Frédy. "Les ateliers céramiques d'époque gallo-romaine dans le nord de la Gaule : organisation et typologie des structures de production." Tours, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003TOUR2026.
Full textPastor, Line. "Les ateliers de potiers de la Meuse au Rhin à La Tène finale et durant l'époque gallo-romaine." Strasbourg, 2010. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2010/PASTOR_Line_2010_1.pdf.
Full textThe following analysis deals with ceramic craft founding itself on archeological structures. The basis of this work relies on a catalogue of forty archeological sites distributed between the Meuse and the Rhine. These sites’ activities are dated from between the Late La Tène and the Roman period. Besides drawing up a knowledge assessment on potters’ workshops in the area of Leuque, mediomatric, rauraque and triboque, the present study makes it possible to better grasp the choices of locations of the workshops and to better understand the organization of the structures. Special attention was paid when dealing with the structures linked to the potters’wheels and kilns. An analytical methodology was established to study the tools, more specifically the ones of terra sigillata workshops. This work permitted to highlight two types of trades, local trade on the one hand, of which structures of production are established near the urban areas, and rural trade on the other hand, in use on average and long distances. The presence within Gallia Belgica of two specific entities can be distinguished : in the east, economy seems focused on trade practices with the army, and therefore is more romanised, whereas in the west, ceramic craft appears more linked to a Gallic tradition. Several methodological paths are also suggested in order to analyse the structures and furniture of the potters’ workshops
Le, Boulaire Christian. "La céramique antique du Mans (Ier siècle a. C. -IIIe siècle p. C. ) : dynamique d'un faciès céramique régional." Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010510.
Full textGehres, Benjamin. "Connaissances des sociétés insulaires armoricaines par l’étude archéométrique du mobilier céramique : les réseaux d’échanges îles-continent : évolution du Néolithique à la période gallo-romaine." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016REN20012/document.
Full textThis thesis proposes to grasp the development of the ceramic productions and exchanges between the islands and the mainland since the Neolithic to the gallo-roman period.Through archaeometric approaches of ceramics, we question the role of the islands Brittany in the development of communication networks and movement of people and products. Thus, determining the local or exogenous nature of a production, it is possible to identify the degree of openness or withdrawal of an occupation and its integration into trade networks.For this, several analytical methods have been implemented at different scales, in relation to the typological datas of the ceramics. Macroscopic observations, on the surface treatments were carried out as microscopic observations in thin sections, which will identify the mineral assemblage in the clay, and to determine the geological and geographical origin of pottery. The study of paste is complemented with analysis by SEM-EDS, XR-D and HH-XRF. At last, a new methodological approach applied to the provenance of archaeological ceramics was developed: the analysis by LA-ICP-MS of natural or artificial inclusions in the potteries.The chronological framework of this study, from the Neolithic to the Gallo-Roman period allows to follow the evolution of the ceramic characteristics, the locations of supply and production.The interpretation of these analysis is put into perspective in a broader considerations on the status of island sites: are they production centers or dependent occupations from continental centers?
Andrieu, Morgane. "Graffites et société en Gaule lyonnaise : contribution à l'étude des inscriptions gravées sur vaisselle céramique." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040117.
Full textLatin writing is one of the main types of evidence for studying the Gallo-Roman period. Contacts between Romans and natives have favoured its spread throughout Gaul. Although few traces have remained, writing is a valuable testimony of the past and the objective of this thesis is to study its everyday use in the capital cities of Gallia Lugdunensis through the examples of Autun, Chartres and Sens (France). Therefore, this study is based on the analysis of the incised inscriptions (graffiti) on pottery tableware which was an everyday object accessible to the entire Gallo-Roman population and made of a non-perishable material. Thus, graffiti on pottery are among the rare examples at our disposal to understand the daily epigraphic habits of the Gallo-Roman population. The first part of this work was to identify all graffiti on pottery discovered in Autun, Chartres and Sens. The missions, which were possible thanks to the help of volunteers and to the financial support of the European Archaeological Centre (Bibracte), the Ministry of Culture and Paris-Sorbonne University, allowed us to identify a total of 676 graffiti, most of them are unpublished. All are listed, illustrated and discussed in the catalogue of this thesis. The study of the corpus includes the inscriptions, their linguistic and palaeographic analysis, the identification and the dating of their support and context of discovery. The messages transmitted by these inscriptions were different contents, wishes, dedications, etc.), but most consisted of ownership marks incised on quality crockery. The study reveals similar epigraphic practices in the three cities and the comparison with the results of previously published studies shows that these epigraphic codes are used far beyond the borders of Gallia Lugdunensis
Pasqualini, Michel. "Les céramiques utilitaires locales et importées en basse-Provence (Ier-IIIe siècles de notre ère) : la vaisselle de table et de cuisine." Aix-Marseille 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993AIX10075.
Full textThe purpose of this research is to update the information pertaining to the various types of ceramics used as table and kitchen-ware in lower provence, between the 1rst and 3rd century a. D. The first volume comprises the general data and information on which we have based this study. Both theorical and practical aspects of the question are expounded here. The second volume deals with the typology and chronology of the different wares, and the distribution of certain types of local and imported ceramics. The third volume contains the complete inventory and the plates of as yet unpublished material
Szabó, Dániel. "Étapes de l’urbanisation au coeur de l’oppidum de Bibracte : étude du mobilier céramique des fouilles hongroises de l’Îlot des Grandes Forges." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040095.
Full textMy PhD dissertation contains the detailed study of the pottery finds from the Hungarian excavations of the « Grandes Forges » insula. The insula is located in the oppidum of Bibracte (Le Mont Beuvray, Burgundy). The primary aim of this work is not only to study and to publish the pottery finds of the different occupation layers but also to contribute to the results of the already existing ceramic studies of the oppidum of Bibracte. My work offers a chronology to the « Grandes Forges » insula, an archeological site of great importance where the remains of the roman basilica of Bibracte have been found. Finally my work tries to give a better understanding of the chronology and provides a survey of the pottery finds of the oppidum of Bibracte
Marot, Emmanuel. "L'approvisionnement céramique de Javols-Anderitum de la fin du Ier s. Av. Au IIIème s. Ap. J. -C. Dans son contexte chrono-typologique, économique et culturel pour le Sud-Est du Massif Central." Tours, 2007. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01430550.
Full textThe south-east Massif Central's ceramological knowledge during the Upper Empire leads to numerous pardoxes : whereas this area includes in the 1st and 2nd centuries leading workshops dealing out their fine ceramics throughout the whole Empire, one bare knows the crockery used in this area. This study aims at filing partly this documentary gap, focusing on the site of Javols-Anderitum, the Gabales' city ancient chief town (Lozère, nowadays). The analysis, which delt with homogeneous ceramic sets dating back to the end of the 1st century b. C. Until the end of the 3d century p. C. , intended to study the ceramic categories present in Javols, as well as to identify their chronology, function and origin. This work therefore managed to establish different chrono-typological referentials, which remain open to further research and should allow better discussion between archaeologists. The analysis also intended to set the ceramics the inhabitants of this gallo-roman capital used in a wider economical and cultural frame. Since the very beginnings of the Gabales' chief town, the mediterranean model's penetration thus apparead quite deep as far as crockery is concerned. Yet this acculturation occurred not because of italic import, but is rather on the one hand the consequence of unbroken cultural, economical and commercial links with Arverns on the north, on the other the result of leading workshops emerging in the soul of Gaul. The whole set of kitchen ustensils, through tooking advantage of potters' technical improvements, nevertheless betrays not a clear adoption of a roman alimentation. From an economical point of view, Javols' as well as other local sites' ceramic supplies seem to be tightly fastened with the leading workshops from the south of Gaul, especially with La Gaufresenque. Those consumption sites then take advantage from the Rutenian workshop's rise, yet all the more suffer from its production breaking off, hence the emergence of a new and original crockery from the middle of the 2nd century p. C
Charlier, Fabrice. "Technologie des tuiliers gallo-romains (Gaules et Germanies) : analyse comparative et régressive des structures de production des matériaux de construction en terre cuite de l'époque contemporaine à l'Antiquité." Thesis, Besançon, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011BESA1006.
Full textThis research concerns the techniques of tile and brick-making in Roman time in the provinces ofGaul and Germania. We have only access to these techniques through archaeology. First, there arethe movable vestiges: the objects (tiles and bricks), then there are the real estate vestiges: the tilemakingsites which are regularly uncovered. Only the structures of production are examined here,but it is often made reference to materials. The study is led according to two guidelines. One is horizontal: the “chaîne opératoire”, the other is vertical: Time, from present to past. The structures of production are treated according to the orderof the making process: quarrying, preparing clay, shaping, drying, and firing. Inside each of thesefive phases are successively studied structures of contemporary time (craft production), modern,medieval and finally Gallo-Roman. This regressive approach allows us to bring to light thecontinuities and the breaks in the techniques used and thus, to better characterize and understandthe most ancient of them, the Gallo-Roman tile-makers one. The functioning of the most recentstructures of production sheds light on that of the Roman ones. Punctual comparisons are only usedto try and explain some original characteristics of the Gallo-Roman structures. The most innovativeresults were obtained in the study of the structures used in the phases of shaping, drying and firing
Martin, Fanny. "Atuatuques, Condruses, Eburons. Culture matérielle et occupation du sol dans le territoire de la future civitas Tungrorum, de la fin de l'âge du Fer au début de l'époque gallo-romaine." Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/247098.
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Malignas, Adrien. "Les céramiques culinaires et l'évolution de la cuisine en Gaule méridionale à l'époque romaine : l'exemple du Languedoc de la fin du IIe s. av. au IIe s. ap. J.-C." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013MON30098.
Full textCooking ware study leads to analyse the functions of the ceramics objects. Even if all those objects are linked to the field of cookery, some of them may be used specifically to stock, to prepare or mix ingredients, or to cook. This PhD Thesis focuses on this type of ceramics material in Languedoc since the creation of the Transalpin Gaul Province by the Romans. The choice of ceramic technique tells us a lot about the function of ware. The selection of clay, the way it is prepared and fired cause either hard-wearing ware or fireproof container. Typing shapes according to their group / shape / type, allows to analyse composition of set of pots and pans. Thanks to antic texts we may find how the containers were used and we can piece together what were culinary practices. Furthermore, this study is also a cultural analysis of roman acculturation in south of Gaul. Typology and technique studies enlighten two specific cases: on the one hand, in Western Languedoc – mostly the Narbonne area -, wares have Italic characteristics, and on the other hand, in Eastern Languedoc, wares have traditional characteristics. Nevertheless, from a functional point of view, distribution of shapes points to similar culinary practices, closed to roman practices (examples of Pompéi and Ostie)
Salvaya, Florie. "Production céramiques et échange dans les ateliers de Lezoux et de la Gaule centrale durant l'Antiquité, l'exemple de Toulon-sur-Allier." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulouse 2, 2021. https://theses.hal.science/tel-03853367.
Full textIn the middle of the 19th century, the building of a house in the hamlet of “Le Larry” in Toulon-sur-Allier (Allier, 03) is the opportunity for a local scholar to make a great discovery: an Ancient workshop of ceramic production. Excavated a first time when discovered, and once again between 1957 and 1980, the site reveals a great amount of remains. Those are the reason of this thesis. Indeed, despite the renowned name of the production site, the place and its productions remain deeply unknown from the researchers.The material discovered during the several diggings has been carefully gathered and an inventory was created. Over 140.000 remains have been counted, including around 120.000 sherds made by the potters from Toulon. Sherds are classified in six different categories: painted ceramics, black slipper ware, terra sigillata ware, coarse ware, Pompeian red ware and terracotta figurines.Those ceramics made in Toulon show an expertise from those craftsmen who lived in the 2nd – 3rd centuries A.C. The typology and stylistic classification of the objects reveal the narrow relations existing with others contemporaneous production factories such as Lezoux (Puy-de-Dôme, 63) or Gueugnon (Saône-et-Loire,71). It reveals also that Toulon’s production had its very own identity. The potters seems they have export in the north of France, in England, in Belgium and Germany.Those four years of doctoral reasearch allowed to put a new light on the site of Toulon-sur-Allier and its productions. Those results are a new proof that thesis subjects regarding materials from old diggings have a great potential despite the complexity of the task.Toulon-sur-Allier is a site that has not yet revealed all its secrets
Cordier, Alexandra. "Sanctuaires et établissements ruraux aux abords de la voie Lyon - Trèves sur le territoire des Lingons." Thesis, Dijon, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015DIJOL019/document.
Full textFrom a memory of a master on the study of the material from the sanctuary of Beire-le-Châtel "The Pâtis the Letto" as well as new studies such as material from the fanum Lux "Le Bois Giraud", the objective of this thesis is to understand the people who live along the Roman road Lyon - Trier on the civitates of the Lingoni et go on these places of worship. The material found in these sanctuaries was confronted with one of the rural settlements to distinguish local attendance and passing travelers. Finally, the study allows to emphasize the role of settlements - administrative center of the city and secondary towns - and communication routes in the genesis of Lingones’ places of worship but also the place held by the rural settlements of medium and high status in the implementation of the religious landscape
Lauranson-Rosaz, Romain. "Céramologie d’un oppidum arverne : chronologie et fonction de la vaisselle céramique du site de Corent (63) : IIe s av.-IIe s. apr.J.C." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE2120.
Full textMajor site of the territory of the Arverne people, one of the most powerful of Central Gaul before the conquest of Julius Caesar, the Corent Plateau is continuously occupied at the end of the Iron Age and during the High Empire. This thesis concerns a documentation of ceramic ((ware)) of more than a hundred thousand remains ((sherds ?)), taking advantage of the extension of excavations over several hectares in different districts surrounding his sanctuary. A selection of well-dated sets makes it possible to establish a chronological series in twelve horizons, validated by statistical analysis methods, which contributes to the phasing of the site and to the description of the evolution of regional ceramics as well as the supply of imports. This documentation is then approached from the perspective of its function, through the definition of six functional classes whose distribution in space and according to the nature of the contexts is analysed. The synthesis includes an assessment of knowledge on the chronology of the site's occupation, put into perspective with its integration into the trade networks as perceived through import ceramics, which betray the importance of the link routes with the South through the Cévennes and the Val d'Allier. A discussion is then devoted to the cultural and economic factors of the evolution of ceramic ((ware)), which highlights the changes that took place before the Roman conquest and provides a problematic framework for archaeometric and experimental approaches. Finally, the functional variations of ceramic furniture in an urban context are compared with data from funeral contexts or with other types of furniture. The second volume of the thesis develops in detail the typology of regional productions and presents the corpus of imported tableware, among other analytical repertoires (sets, stamps, graffiti, etc..). The third volume is the compilation of all the ensemble ((?)) records of the corpus currently being studied at Corent for the period under review, to which other sites included in the analyses are appended
Chabert, Sandra. "Les céramiques en territoire arverne et sur ses marges de l'antiquité tardive au haut moyen âge (fin IIIe - milieu VIIIe siècle) : approche chrono-typologique, économique et culturelle." Thesis, Clermont-Ferrand 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016CLF20013/document.
Full textThe sparse knowledge of the late antiquity in Auvergne is partly due to the absence of chronological typology for this period. The recent uncovering of significant ceramic assemblages and the reassessment of pastdata make it possible today to fill this research gap. This thesis attempts to bring new light to the Arverne territory, its economy and culture, in the late antiquity and the early middle ages (from the late 3rd century to the mid-8th century), through the study of its pottery. The evolution observed in the repertory shows that the antique facies remained until the 6th century, as well as the culinary practices and table manners. Until the 5th century,forms and types of ceramics are very varied, becoming more standardized in the next century, and finally starting in the 7th century, closed culinary vessels are predominant.The study of funerary assemblages from the 4th and 5th centuries, demonstrates how the Arverne territory participated in the general evolution of funerary practices in Gaul. However the Auvergne region stands out by the considerable number of ceramic vases found in tombs and the clear preference for solid food vessels in funerary repasts.The presence of imported goods is evidence that the Arverne territory was part of the commercial routes by the end of Antiquity. However the small amounts of importations imply a parsimonious procurement, which would mean that the Auvergne region was actually located on the outer limits of the distribution areas of most industrial productions. The correlations established with 4th and 5th century pottery from other areas of Central Gaul could be proof of a common tradition of production, and how such territories could have possibly belonged to a same cultural and economic entity. The South of the Arverne territory seemed however more influenced by southern Gaul as shown by the study of 6th and 7th century pottery from the lozerian site of La Malène
Roche-Tramier, Alexandra. "Les sociétés gauloises de Basse Provence : intégration ou résistance aux manières de table italiques 1er s. av. J.-C.-début 1er s. ap. J.-C." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM3049.
Full textThe history of the region as well as the grand stages of the Roman conquest are known, but this thesis' aim is to understand what was the every day life of the population of Basse Provence around the era change. Ceramics are an excellent tool to answer this kind of problematic. All the containers used for the preparation, the service and consumption of food have been taking into account. The study of ceramics conducts to the determination of a cultural feature allowing a reflection on natives' traditions, Italics' influences and the degree of integration of the Romanisation process on each of the sites studied. These, were chosen according to their history (native site, Roman colony, ...) and according to their position in relation to commercial and travel routes in Basse Provence. The goal of this thesis is to contribute to the study of Gallic's populations and the integration process of the Roman model in the society. But also to answer cultural problems concerning the stages of adoption of the Roman's way of life by the Gallic. This thesis will allow a reflection on the spatial position of the cities that have more or less rapidly integrated the Roman model. This type of approach, proposing a cultural comparison of different sites of our region, is necessary because it has not yet been undertaken
Indino, Giuseppe. "Centre et périphéries : l’évolution des échanges et des commerces entre l’Italie et la Gaule pendant la période hellénistique-romaine. Le cas de la céramique campanienne dans le Sud-Ouest de la Gaule en confrontation avec la sigillée sud-gauloise en Vénétie." Thesis, Pau, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PAUU1071.
Full textWithin the framework of the central and peripheral model, the research in question deals with aspects of production, export, relocation and diffusion of ceramic materials during the Hellenistic and Roman period. In particular, fine, semi-fine and italic containers exchanged between the Peninsula and the South during the Hellenistic period (II Iron Age in Gaul) are analysed in comparison with Gallic ceramics during the Early Roman Empire between the South and Regio X augustea. More precisely, the examples of the master fossils of Campanian black glazed wares and the Gallic southern terra sigillata of Graufesenque (Aveyron), Montans (Tarn), Banassac (Lozère), Lezoux (Puy-de-Dôme) as well as the Dressel 1A-1B and Gallic amphorae are studied. The documentary value of such artefact (manufactured products) is of great importance in understanding the chronological, historical, economic and social problems of the Roman world. Their analysis helps to understand the dynamics of the production and marketing of other commodities such as food products, of which ceramics are often use as an accompaniment. This comparative study aims to deepen knowledge of the Roman cultural and economic universe as well as that of the commercial axes between the centre and the periphery, more precisely between Italy and southern Aquitaine on one hand, South of France and Regio X on the other hand. Part of the work is devoted to the economic axes, waterways and landways, used for the transport and reception of goods and pottery in Roman times in the regions concerned by this research. The diffusion of pottery, subject of the study, is a sign of large-scale production that goes far beyond family use and is therefore a precursor to the concept of globalization that we know today. The diffusion of pottery, subject of the study, is a sign of large-scale production that goes far beyond family use and is therefore a precursor to the concept of globalization that we know today