Prospections sur les collines de Saint-Nicolas-du-Pelem (Côtes-du-Nord) du Chalcolithique à la Protohistoire

Provost, François Le; Giot, Pierre; Onnee, Yvan

doi:10.3406/abpo.1972.2619

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“…Nevertheless the domestic sherds recovered from the disturbed habitation site at Colledic, St Nicholas-du-Pelem, C6tes-duNord (Le Provost et al 1972) suggests that heavy horizontally perforated handles were indeed employed on large coarse ware pots and that these were in contemporary use with the vases. Like the Winterbourne Stoke example some further Breton vases also occasionally seem to have reverted to this inelegant lugshaped form, eg the four detached lugs on a vase from the tomb of Kerhuel at Saint Evarzec, Finistere (Briard 1984, 118, 119, fig.…”

Section: Arched Functional Handlesmentioning

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Armorican Vases à Anses and Their Occurrence in Southern Britain

Tomalin¹

1988

Proc. Prehist. Soc.

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Ever since Martin's definition of Breton tumulus burials in 1900 the discrete distribution of biconical handled vases or vases à anses has been well known (Martin 1900). In 1928 details of similar vessels in the Channel Isles became readily available through Kendrick's survey of the Bailiwick of Guernsey (1928). In Southern Britain, however, the nineteenth century finds at Portland G2 and Winterbourne Stoke G5 have reained unconfirmed and consequently discussions on Armorico-Wessex connections in the Early Bronze Age have treated the question of cross-Channel ceramic exchange with notable circumspection.

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Section: Arched Functional Handlesmentioning

confidence: 96%

Armorican Vases à Anses and Their Occurrence in Southern Britain

Tomalin¹

1988

Proc. Prehist. Soc.

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“…To the north, near SaintNicolas-du-Pélem, there are surface scatters of Neolithic material thought to represent the remains of settlement sites, notably on the Collédic plateau, but the majority of the material is Late Neolithic, and only in one case (at Kergoubleau) were possible Middle Neolithic sherds recovered. The promontory settlement of Toul-Goulic at Tremargat, to the west of Saint-Nicolas-du-Pélem, also has only Late Neolithic occupation (Le Roux 1984a;1999a;Le Provost et al 1972;Le Carduner et al 1992;Briard et al 1997). …”

Section: Barnenez To Braspartsmentioning

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Modeling Prehistoric Populations: The Case of Neolithic Brittany

Scarre¹

2001

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology

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Le mobilier campaniforme morbihannais de la collection Chaplain-Duparc (1819-1888) : Belz, Erdeven, Plouharnel / Bell-beaker ceramics from Morbihan in the Chaplain-Duparc collection (1819-1888) : Belz, Erdeven, Plouharnel

Boulaire¹,

Cassen²

2005

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The Chaplain-Duparc collection was built up between 1877 and 1878, following the exploration of megalithic monuments in Morbihan, and it remained for a long time in the vaults of the Tessée museum in Le Mans without being studied. When it was rediscovered in 1999, a remarkable series of ceramics came to light, ranging from early Neolithic to Iron Age with a few more modem pieces. Among this collection a remarkable group of Beakers was found. Their study, in the laboratory of Prehistory in Nantes, concentrated on a technoiogical approach to establish technoiogical and decorative caracteristics. So, some pottery, little known in the région alongside Beakers, enforce reconsideration of the Armorican component and the importance of "ancillary vessels" is emphasized. The internal chronology of Beaker and final Neolithic ceramics is also reviewed, with implications conceming Late Neolithic populations and emergence of Eahy Bronze Age ceramics.

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Prospections sur les collines de Saint-Nicolas-du-Pelem (Côtes-du-Nord) du Chalcolithique à la Protohistoire

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Armorican Vases à Anses and Their Occurrence in Southern Britain

Armorican Vases à Anses and Their Occurrence in Southern Britain

Modeling Prehistoric Populations: The Case of Neolithic Brittany

Le mobilier campaniforme morbihannais de la collection Chaplain-Duparc (1819-1888) : Belz, Erdeven, Plouharnel / Bell-beaker ceramics from Morbihan in the Chaplain-Duparc collection (1819-1888) : Belz, Erdeven, Plouharnel

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