Le classement fonctionnel des mobiliers d’instrumentum

Briand, Aline; Dubreucq, Émilie; Ducreux, Aurélie; Feugère, Michel; Galtier, Celine; Girard, Benjamin; Josset, Didier; Mulot, Agathe; Taillandier, Valérie; Tisserand, Nicolas

doi:10.4000/nda.1764

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“…Nous proposons de décrire les objets archéologiques étudiés en trois catégories en reprenant un classement fonctionnel établi pour plusieurs matériaux : les bois mobiliers, immobiliers et les chutes de travail (Briand et al, 2013). La première regroupe les objets mobiliers, de type instrumentum, dont l'usage implique un déplacement (l'outillage, les instruments domestiques, des produits de la menuiserie, comme les meubles, la tonnellerie, la tabletterie, la boissellerie, etc.).…”

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Approche dendroarchéologique de l’approvisionnement de la ville antique d'Augustonemetum (Clermont-Ferrand – Puy-de-Dôme) en bois d’œuvre et exploitation forestière

Blondel¹,

Girardclos²

2018

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Approche dendroarchéologique de l’approvisionnement de la ville antique d'Augustonemetum (Clermont-Ferrand – Puy-de-Dôme) en bois d’œuvre et exploitation forestière

Blondel¹,

Girardclos²

2018

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Medieval Commercial Sites: As Seen Through Portable Antiquities Scheme Data

Oksanen¹,

Lewis²

2020

Antiq. J.

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This paper explores some 220,000 medieval objects recorded in the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) online database of archaeological small finds through Geographic Information System analysis of their relationship with contemporary market sites. First, an overview of the contents of the PAS database is presented in terms of its spatial and ‘object type’ distribution. Second, the relationship of the medieval finds data against documentary evidence of commercial activity is investigated at a national level. Finally, PAS data is contextualised in its historical landscape context through case studies. It is argued that the distribution of PAS finds on the national scale can be linked with patterns of commercial activity, and that while rural and urban finds scatters have distinguishing trends, the countryside population enjoyed access to a range of sophisticated metalwork culture; also, that certain assemblages can be analysed statistically to yield new data and perspectives on local historical development.

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Typology of metal objects based on shaping techniques. Application to burial 53 of the cemetery of Sanga (RDC)

Garenne-Marot¹

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Le classement fonctionnel des mobiliers d’instrumentum

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Approche dendroarchéologique de l’approvisionnement de la ville antique d'Augustonemetum (Clermont-Ferrand – Puy-de-Dôme) en bois d’œuvre et exploitation forestière

Approche dendroarchéologique de l’approvisionnement de la ville antique d'Augustonemetum (Clermont-Ferrand – Puy-de-Dôme) en bois d’œuvre et exploitation forestière

Medieval Commercial Sites: As Seen Through Portable Antiquities Scheme Data

Typology of metal objects based on shaping techniques. Application to burial 53 of the cemetery of Sanga (RDC)

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