2001
DOI: 10.3406/galia.2001.3176
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La viticulture antique dans le Tricastin (moyenne vallée du Rhône)

Abstract: and Termini Roman villae, wine-pr esses, wine-cellars, dolia, inscriptions on dolia, vineyards, planting holes. Résumé. En moyenne vallée du Rhône, le Tricastin à livré de nombreux indices de viticulture antique. Plusieurs villae viticoles possèdent des fouloirs, des pressoirs et des celliers. La plus importante, celle du Molard, est dotée de deux fouloirs, quatre pressoirs et d'un cellier d'une contenance de 2 500 hectolitres. Outre ces exploitations reconnues par les fouilles, les prospections archéologiques… Show more

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“…If we compare the profitability maps produced by the ROMCLIM model with the archaeological data concerning the grapevine and the olive tree, we notice a certain geographical concordance of the results for the High Empire. The strong potential highlighted by our model in the Languedoc plains, the middle Rhone valley, and Provence for viticulture is supported by the results of archaeological research which have highlighted the importance of this crop [9,11,14,112]. While olive growing at this time has been identified in the Var [13,112], our model does not show a particularly strong potential in this department.…”
Section: Was Olive Growing Highly Developed During Antiquity In the L...supporting
confidence: 62%
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“…If we compare the profitability maps produced by the ROMCLIM model with the archaeological data concerning the grapevine and the olive tree, we notice a certain geographical concordance of the results for the High Empire. The strong potential highlighted by our model in the Languedoc plains, the middle Rhone valley, and Provence for viticulture is supported by the results of archaeological research which have highlighted the importance of this crop [9,11,14,112]. While olive growing at this time has been identified in the Var [13,112], our model does not show a particularly strong potential in this department.…”
Section: Was Olive Growing Highly Developed During Antiquity In the L...supporting
confidence: 62%
“…At the beginning of our era the Greek geographer Strabo (Geography, IV, I, 2) described the landscape of this province as like that of Italy because of its crops: vineyards, olive trees and fig trees flourished as far as the Cevennes, before becoming scarce beyond this limit. Archaeological investigations have largely confirmed the importance of viticulture in Languedoc and Provence, as evidenced by the discovery of the remains of wine-growing establishments, wine amphorae workshops, winegrowers' tools, and grape seeds [10][11][12][13][14] (Fig 2).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Clear archaeological evidence of permanent field systems has been recorded (Boissinot, 1995(Boissinot, , 2001Buffat and Pellecuer et al, 2001;Jung et al, 2001;Vidal and Petitot, 1992), along with aligned plantation pits (alvei) and trenches (sulci).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Diese Umstände sind sicherlich auch zu einem großen Teil auf die anderen Regionen Südgalliens übertragbar. S. dazu: BERMOND/PELLECUER 1997, S. 67-81; zur hoch entwickelten Weinwirtschaft in Südgallien siehe u. a.: GOMEZ 2012;LAUBENHEIMER 2009;BRUN 2003;BRUN 2001;BUFFAT 2001;BOISSINOT 2001;JUNG 2001;LAUBENHEIMER 2001;LAUBENHEIMER 1990;LAUBENHEIMER 1989; laut Cato benötigte man zur Ausstattung von 100 Joch Rebland 14 Arbeiter: Cato agr. 13, 1; zur Schafzucht in der Crau siehe u. a. LEGUILLOUX 2003; BADAN/CONGÉS/BRUN 1995.…”
Section: Wirtschaftliche Blüte Dank Hohem Sklaveneinsatz? Analyse Undunclassified