Données récentes sur les habitats ruraux du premier âge du Fer en Centre-Ouest
Abstracts
This paper aims at reviewing the situation of west-central France countrysides occupation between the ninth and the fourth century BC. The development of rescue archaeology has only recently enabled us to clarify the question of the countryside occupation during the first half of the first millenium BC. Nowadays, the multiplication of operations and the opportunity to intervene on large surfaces favour many possibilities not only to understand the organisation of the Early Iron Age rural settlements, but also to discuss their productions and interactions with their natural environment. In Poitou and Charentes, the architectural patterns are still based on those of the Bronze Age, but some new special features (including the construction of palisade enclosures) seem to be emerging. From a spatial point of view, the results show a much denser network of sites which may be the sign of the network established by the Gaulish populations since the middle La Tène.
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Mots-clés :
Habitat rural, enclos, palissade, structure de stockage, centre-ouest de la France, Poitou-Charentes, premier âge du Fer.Keywords:
Rural settlement, enclosure, fence, storage structure, west-central France, Poitou-Charentes, First Iron Age.References
Electronic reference
Christophe Maitay, “Données récentes sur les habitats ruraux du premier âge du Fer en Centre-Ouest”, Documents d’archéologie méridionale [Online], 36 | 2013, Online since 19 January 2016, connection on 06 December 2025. URL: http://journals.openedition.org/dam/2462; DOI: https://doi.org/10.4000/dam.2462
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