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Journal articles on the topic "Villas romaines – France (nord)"
Tuffreau-Libre, Marie. "Céramiques gallo-romaines précoces du Nord de la France : circuits commerciaux et problèmes chronologiques." Revue archéologique de Picardie 3, no. 1 (1996): 71–77. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/pica.1996.2176.
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Courbot-Dewerdt, Cécilia. "L' évolution des établissements ruraux entre la fin de l'âge de fer et la mise en place des villae dans le quart nord-ouest de la France : Ier siècle avant [J.-C.]-IIème siècle après J.-C." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010683.
Full textWarin, Fabienne. "Les figurines de terre cuite gallo-romaines dans le Nord de la France." Paris 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA010623.
Full textThis study is about the north of France : Champagne-Ardenne, Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Picardie. It is a survey of all available data concerning the history of the discovery : the situation of the production workshops, the improvement in dating terracotta production, the manufacturing techniques that were used, the distribution in the western part of the roman empire. This work mainly provides an inventory of discoveries made in these areas, from the end of the 18th century until the 20th century. It includes 352 statuettes of precise representations arranged accordingly (51 themes) ; 39 figurines cannot be precisely indentified. From this catalogue one can divide terracotta in find-spots and numbers ; one can also determine what representations were most frequent and in what find-circumstances, where they came from (production to supply local demand, imports from the western gaulish and rhine-mosel and above all central gaulish workshops), how central gaulish production was distributed. Various means were used to find a more precise dating hairstyles (from the Flavian to the Severan Dynasty), find
Dupont, Robin. "Archéologie et patrimoine : étude sur la mise en valeur des villae romaines en Europe occidentale." Pau, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PAUU1001.
Full textThe first part treats legal frameworks and history of the valorization of the « villae ». Then, the prerogatives observed before the sites scenic treatments are studied. The medical assessment of the ruins puts forward the causes, the consequences and the mechanisms of deteriorations of the real structures and the decorations of the « villae ». In response, the devices are stared to gaurantee the perenniality of the vestiges. The second part testifies to an undeniable attractivity and exploitation of tourist potential of for the « villae ». The raised frequentation makes it possible to bring fourth explanations concerning these fluctuations. Then, the main thermes relating to the valorization of a villa are established, like the vegetation of approval or consumption, water, the mosaics and the parietal decorations. Thirdig, we note the muliplicity of the sites where the key words are « to preserve and animate », without forgetting the historical compromise and the archaeological constraint. Still let us evoke a technique often used for the public presentation of archaeological materials : the reconstitution. The archaeological site is also a place of multi-field activities programs, formation and appreciation of ancien civilization for the children
Le, Pennec Stéphane. "Le réseau routier antique du Nord-Ouest du territoire osisme : les tracés et leur environnement humain." Rennes 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000REN20065.
Full textThe identification of ancient highways, usually wrongly as " Roman roads ", is based on successive enquiries aiming at assessing their routes as well as their sheer existence. These investigations have given clues that inform about the antiquity of the roads but are no proof of their absolute ancient origin. The study of the road network of the north-west of the Osism civitas shows how difficult it is for the viographs to interpret and date back the routes they find themselves confronted with their research. In this area where inscriptions on milliary columns as well as archeological testimonies of road building are scarce, other elements have to be looked for in order to address the issue. A close examination of the general organization of the network and the routes, either by comparing them all together or by picking out each one of them, gives hints as to how to bring forth a relative chronology of the way the threads were arranged on the web. The study of the links between settlements and of the human environment of the routes can give indirect evidence on how busy they were at such and such period. All the collected data have pointed out that quite a number of the tracks used at the gallo-roman time in this part of the Osism land were prior to the Conquest. In the roman times, they were re-used and integrated into links between the capital Vorgium-Carhaix and villages of the nort-west of the city or into roads between these villages. This new pattern of the existing web ended into the development of a coherent network centred on three crossroads-like places. During the essential part of the roman period, these highways made exchanges easier between these villages and the neighbouring countryside and they played a fundamental part in the spread of some techniques and new fashions
Huron, Denis. "Le nord-est de la cité des Leuques : aux époques laténienne et gallo-romaine." Nancy 2, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987NAN21010.
Full textDazzi, Alice. "Installations hydrauliques et systèmes d'approvisionnement en eau dans les provinces du Nord-Est de la Gaule." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015MON30095.
Full textThis work aims to present the study of hydraulic and water supply system in the North East Gaul, from the roman conquer to IV century A.C. This research includes 31 settlements: capita ciuitatum, castra and minor settlements. Particularly, the work presents the case of the minor settlement of Bliesbruck and Douodurum/Metz, caput ciuitatis of Mediomatrices. This study intend to show how water management is organised in this region, including roman and local traditions. Indeed, the study of roman low concerning water management, with the support of archaeological records, is a good clue to understand social networks and urban neighbourhoods
Mauné, Stéphane. "Les campagnes du biterrois nord-oriental dans l'antiquité (IIe s. Av. J. -C. /VIe s. Ap. J. -C. ) : Peuplement et occupation du sol, économie, pratiques culturelles et funéraires)." Besançon, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996BESA1014.
Full textLouis, Aurore. "La place du mobilier en verre dans les sépultures gallo-romaines et mérovingiennes du nord de la France : (1er s av. J.-C,- VII s. ap. J.-C) : offrandes et pratiques funéraires." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSE2115.
Full textThe organisation of the burials and the social way the deceased are treated are the point of the funeral archaeology. The rituals are visible in the organisation of the graves and in the way the artefacts are placed around the body – they are common to the roman area. The combination of the sets in the grave makes a good way to représent the evolution of the ceramic, metal or glass vessels. The large number of discoveries in north France these last ten years, sets a good material up for this studies. We registered the funeral structures located in the south of Gallia Belgica, dated from the Ist Century Bc to the VIIth Century Ad. This large chronological scale allows us to identify the way the glass is put down the graves and the way it makes part of the rituals : discreet at the beginning of the Ier Century, the glass is essential in the funerary set of the VIth century. More than a symbol, the glass vessel is also a commercial good. The cartography of the vessel types shows different areas of diffusion, that means some of them are imported and some are locally produced. The commercial roads are also well defined : to the north of Gallia Belgica, to Rhenania and to the south of Gallia Aquitania
Ferreira, Filipe. "Les édifices de spectacle dans le nord-ouest des Gaules du Ier au IVe s. ap.J.-C." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040171.
Full textThe « Gallo-roman theatre » has always been a sensitive subject among french archaeologists. Since Albert Grenier’s theory on the « theatre-amphitheatre » to Françoise Dumasy and the renewal of studies about roman entertainement buildings, roman theatres in Gaul have always been considered as different buildings compared to the classical theater pattern suggested by Vitruvius in his de Architectura. Many different reasons were frequently mentioned to explain the particular forms of « Gallo-roman theatres ». The intended purpose of this PhD is not to give a definitive definition of what roman theatres in Gaul could be -in fact, too few of them were excavated. Nevertheless, it is possible trought a regional study of roman theatres in north-western Gaul to have a glimpse of one of the most interesting moments of the adaptation of a roman theater in what has been considered as a remote region of the roman empire
Chassillan, Emilie. "Les formes du jardin dans la maison en Gaule romaine entre le Haut-Empire et l’Antiquité tardive : architecture et décor." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040119.
Full textOur thesis relates the evolution of the architecture of the garden and its decoration between Early Empire and Late Antiquity, in Roman Gaul houses, in particular, in high social class residences. It enables easier comparisons in between northern and southern Gaul. The elaboration of a corpus allowed us to list and analyze the forms of the garden. At first, the maps (colorized to visualize the garden among the pleasure and circulation spaces, and to facilitate the comparisons) enable us to notice that certain elements of the italic garden are reused. However, the elaboration of a typology indicates that this imported architecture is quickly adapted. Roman Gaul is breaking new ground with new architectural forms and creations. The 3rd century crisis shows an important break in the spreading of that form of residential habitat. It is still difficult to say if the garden is a space that is being abandoned because of its pagan values, in a new Christian spirituality. Secondly, studying the chronological apparition of basins let us understand the evolution of the forms and modes in each province and how they spread. Thanks to our typo-chronology, we noticed that some forms are more used with local modes. We tried to give a faithful idea of the world and sensibility of the garden in Gallo-Roman urban residences through the iconographical choices of its owners. Despite the sporadic documentation, remnants, while incomplete, enable us to recreate the staging of those Gallo-Roman gardens