Découverte fortuite d'une sépulture chalcolithique à la ferme de Champagne, commune d'Augy (Yonne)

Kapps, Raymond; Bailloud, Gérard

doi:10.3406/bspf.1960.3480

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1960

DOI: 10.3406/bspf.1960.3480

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Découverte fortuite d'une sépulture chalcolithique à la ferme de Champagne, commune d'Augy (Yonne)

Raymond Kapps¹,

Gérard Bailloud²

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Origins of the Bell Beaker cultures

Harrison¹

1974

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Richard Harrison took his degree in Archaeology inCambridge, England, and is now working for his Ph.D. at Harvard, Cambridge, USA. His subject is the orkin of the Bell Beaker cultures and he has spent dghteen months working in Spain and Portugal, examining collections and excavating. This article presents some of his speculations towards a complete statement of the problem. He revives and develops Palliardi's theory of a dual origin for European Beakers, and sees the Maritime Bell Beaker or2inating in Phase 11 of the Vila Nova de SZo Pedro culture of the Tagus estuary.

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Origins of the Bell Beaker cultures

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La sépulture campaniforme ďAremberg (commune de Wallers - Nord)

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1969

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Contribution à l'étude du Campaniforme du Languedoc central méridional

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Les actes du colloque de Riva del Garda, "Bell Beakers Today " (Nicolis, 2001 ), forment une référence incontournable pour la poursuite des recherches concernant le Campaniforme. Parmi les synthèses régionales, celle de J. Guilaine et collaborateurs nous a particulièrement retenu, d'autant que de nombreux documents, inédits de notre fait, auraient permis de confirmer et d'infléchir plusieurs des conclusions de ce beau travail. Les pages qui suivent, après une présentation d'un choix de sites du Languedoc central porteurs d'informations chronologiques, proposent des pistes et des interrogations renouvelées concernant " le phénomène campaniforme ".

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Découverte fortuite d'une sépulture chalcolithique à la ferme de Champagne, commune d'Augy (Yonne)

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Origins of the Bell Beaker cultures

Origins of the Bell Beaker cultures

La sépulture campaniforme ďAremberg (commune de Wallers - Nord)

Contribution à l'étude du Campaniforme du Languedoc central méridional

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