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Joan, Lydie. "L'archéologie funéraire en Franche-Comté antique du Ier siècle av. J. C. Au début du Vème siècle de notre ère." Besançon, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003BESA1038.
Full textThe archaeology of death became an essential skew to apprehend the world of alive, becoming the mirror of the socio-economic life of these populations. For the ancient time, it must enable us to better apprehend the major transformations of the company Gallo-Roman, through this fear if close friend and yet collective whom death generates. Thus the study of the evolution of the funerary practices indeed makes it possible to evaluate the weight of the romanisation, of the local traditions and that of the economy in mentalities. But also to measure the role of each one concretely, in the intellectual and religious representation of dead at the time antique, it is finally necessary to study in parallel the three periods which are the age of Iron, Antiquity and the high Age Means. This millenium thus enables us to follow the various funerary rites, in their perenniality as in their evolutions, and their gestural equipped or not with direction. A synthetic study concerning death at the time Roman in the current area of Franche-Comté ?as thus to be based on a research which tended to exhaustiveness. Work consisted in stripping the publications regional and national, like carrying out a complete examination of the material discovered in funerary contexts and preserved in the public collections of the area (Museums of Besancon, of Pares, of Montbeliard, of Lons-the-Salt maker, Vesoul). These data made it possible to establish arepertory of the Gallo-Roman burials of Franche-Comté hich missed with the regional bibliography. However, it is necessary to be conscious of the limits of this repertory which rests primarily on old discoveries laconically with accompanying notesor sometimes awkwardly interpreted. This is why this census wants to be critical by commenting on certain information. Thus, the study rests only on admissible data
Soulier, Danielle. "Nouvelle contribution à la recherche d'éventuels marqueurs du type burgonde : à propos de l'évolution morpho-anthropologique d'une population historique de Franche-Comté du VIe au XVIIIe siècle." Lyon 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993LYO1T206.
Full textBurlet, Laure. "La place de la Côte-d'Or méridionale dans l'évolution des pratiques funéraires hallstattiennes de Bourgogne et Franche-Comté." Thesis, Dijon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014DIJOL035/document.
Full textThis work is a synthesis of tumuli graves in Burgundy and Franche-Comté from Hallstatt C to La Tene B periods. The objective is to characterize the funeral assemblages in Southern Côte-d’Or as well as the influences and the tendencies that went through this area during the early Iron Age. A set of comparisons shows the particularities of the Southern Côte-d’Or at several levels: the recruitment of the populations, the position and orientation of the deceased, the architecture of the graves and their internal arrangements, the typology and positions of the personals items, the nature and locations of the deposits. These various leads allow reconstituting costumes and mortuary practices, as well as their evolution, for each area of Burgundy and Franche-Comté. These elements highlight a strong Jura influence during the Hallstatt D1 and D2. A bigger influence from the west side, as well as a relative unity in the Côte-d’Or can be seen during the Hallstatt D3 and the beginning of La Tene A. The construction of burial mounds and their management through time lead to additional clues regarding their existence as long-lasting strong funeral poles in Southern Côte-d’Or. These appear bound to the junction between the east and western streams. The place of those poles in the territories of the southern Côte-d’Or’s communities and the relationship between settlements and tumuli remains to be defined
Gaëtan, Loïc. "Les agglomérations antiques du Val de Saône : émergence et mutations d’un réseau urbain de la fin de l’âge du Fer au début du Moyen Âge." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UBFCC007/document.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to study the processes of emergence, structuring and mutation of an ancient urban network from the end of the Protohistory to the beginning of the Middle Ages in a micro-region located on the edge of the ancient éduens, lingons and séquanes territories, the Saône Valley. This area is characterized by a density of Gallo-Roman small towns with an amount and a high quality of data unequalled in Gaul, as a result of ancient and recent research. While these small towns were among the first studied in the 1980’s, their exploitation was limited to the study of hierarchies and urban functions during the High Empire, neglecting the chronology and the evolution of the urban system.The site corpus has been homogenized and mapped using new tools that were specially developed for that. To meet the expectations of spatial organization and chronology, new information has been gathered. These data, collected in notes and synthesised through a set of archaeological descriptors, allow us to reflect on a better definition of the small towns characterization and on the study of their evolution paths.It is from the typo-chronology of the towns that spatial, morphological and temporal dynamics are highlighted on the scale of the Saône Valley, then are compared to the Central-East of Gaul’s data. The internal analysis of towns makes it possible to understand the place and role of the main components of occupancies such as monumental adornments, habitat types or handicraft. The research shows the importance and the variety of the urban area towns in the settlement system of Saône Valley from the end of the Latenian period. The organization of ancient networks, resulting from a very marked protohistorical heritage, and the urban dynamics indicate recurrences and specificities to each of the cities.This thesis makes an unprecedented synthesis on the emergence, development and future of this remarkable urban network, whose structure is still distinctly discernible nowadays
Leblond, Caroline. "Histoire du verre d’époque gallo-romaine dans le nord-est de la France." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040186.
Full textThis PhD thesis is devoted to the findings of glass material (recipients, small objects and architectural glass) dated to the Gallo-roman era in Mandubian (Alésia), Lingon (Langres et Mirebeau), and Sequanian (Mandeure-Mathay) territories, situated in Burgundy and Frank-County. In Antiquity, this area constituted one of the main crossroads of North-Eastern Gaul, a situation which is corroborated by the features of the findings glass in the region. It is composed of numerous imports from the Rhone basin, western Switzerland, the Rhine region and even Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean. However the present investigation of the available repertory of shapes and of certain elements representative of distinctive glassmakers indicates that the needs in glass vessel must have been primarily fulfilled by regional workshops. Moreover a confrontation of the different ensembles of from sites of various nature (domestic, handicraft, religious, funerary) indicates that vessel of common usage were specifically chosen to meet particular needs or practices. In this way, a comparative study supported by a statistical analysis of glass ensembles contributes to the characterization of archeological sites