La genèse du village
Forty researchers and students gathered on November 27, 2018 for a simposion organized by the ARTEHIS "Landscape Factory" axis. We were gathered around the question of the formation of villages and more broadly of issues specific to the study of grouped habitats from the early medieval period. The c...
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| description | Forty researchers and students gathered on November 27, 2018 for a simposion organized by the ARTEHIS "Landscape Factory" axis. We were gathered around the question of the formation of villages and more broadly of issues specific to the study of grouped habitats from the early medieval period. The communications made it possible to report on the diversity of approaches as well as advances in research in the Center-East. It is through the prism of chronological or regional syntheses, case studies resulting from preventive as programmed research or methodological reflections that the work of the various speakers fortunately supplemented by exchanges and remarks by the members of the audience put in particular the accent - again! - on the difficulties encountered in the characterization of the habitats uncovered, despite constantly updated field documentation. The debates were particularly interested in the contributions as at the limits of archeology concerning this problematic. The role of the church and the cemetery as well as that of the elites in the polarization of the habitat were repeatedly raised throughout the discussions. The questions of sustainability and the fixity of human occupations were also widely discussed, such as the nature of the specific activities grouped in dedicated sectors and their place in the village economy. Questions of settlement organization and terms of land use were also discussed and the importance of physical geography in the establishment of networks of habitats was underlined. In fact, there is numerous factors determining the human landscape in which the village is integrated |
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| spelling | doab-20.500.12854ir-872612024-04-04T14:42:14Z La genèse du village Guicheteau, Antoine Marchaisseau, Vincent Quiquerez, Amélie cimetière église habitat peuplement village thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NK Archaeology Forty researchers and students gathered on November 27, 2018 for a simposion organized by the ARTEHIS "Landscape Factory" axis. We were gathered around the question of the formation of villages and more broadly of issues specific to the study of grouped habitats from the early medieval period. The communications made it possible to report on the diversity of approaches as well as advances in research in the Center-East. It is through the prism of chronological or regional syntheses, case studies resulting from preventive as programmed research or methodological reflections that the work of the various speakers fortunately supplemented by exchanges and remarks by the members of the audience put in particular the accent - again! - on the difficulties encountered in the characterization of the habitats uncovered, despite constantly updated field documentation. The debates were particularly interested in the contributions as at the limits of archeology concerning this problematic. The role of the church and the cemetery as well as that of the elites in the polarization of the habitat were repeatedly raised throughout the discussions. The questions of sustainability and the fixity of human occupations were also widely discussed, such as the nature of the specific activities grouped in dedicated sectors and their place in the village economy. Questions of settlement organization and terms of land use were also discussed and the importance of physical geography in the establishment of networks of habitats was underlined. In fact, there is numerous factors determining the human landscape in which the village is integrated 2022-07-01T16:56:13Z 2022-07-01T16:56:13Z 2021 book ONIX_20220701_9782958072629_120 2804-617X 9782958072629 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/87261 fre Monographies et Actes de colloques image/png n/a https://books.openedition.org/artehis/24915 ARTEHIS Éditions 10.4000/books.artehis.24915 Forty researchers and students gathered on November 27, 2018 for a simposion organized by the ARTEHIS "Landscape Factory" axis. We were gathered around the question of the formation of villages and more broadly of issues specific to the study of grouped habitats from the early medieval period. The communications made it possible to report on the diversity of approaches as well as advances in research in the Center-East. It is through the prism of chronological or regional syntheses, case studies resulting from preventive as programmed research or methodological reflections that the work of the various speakers fortunately supplemented by exchanges and remarks by the members of the audience put in particular the accent - again! - on the difficulties encountered in the characterization of the habitats uncovered, despite constantly updated field documentation. The debates were particularly interested in the contributions as at the limits of archeology concerning this problematic. The role of the church and the cemetery as well as that of the elites in the polarization of the habitat were repeatedly raised throughout the discussions. The questions of sustainability and the fixity of human occupations were also widely discussed, such as the nature of the specific activities grouped in dedicated sectors and their place in the village economy. Questions of settlement organization and terms of land use were also discussed and the importance of physical geography in the establishment of networks of habitats was underlined. In fact, there is numerous factors determining the human landscape in which the village is integrated 10.4000/books.artehis.24915 a7f545a3-7c29-4daa-b4bb-d5b697398683 9782958072629 Dijon open access |
| spellingShingle | cimetière église habitat peuplement village thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NK Archaeology La genèse du village |
| title | La genèse du village |
| title_full | La genèse du village |
| title_fullStr | La genèse du village |
| title_full_unstemmed | La genèse du village |
| title_short | La genèse du village |
| title_sort | la genese du village |
| topic | cimetière église habitat peuplement village thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NK Archaeology |
| topic_facet | cimetière église habitat peuplement village thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NK Archaeology |
| url | ONIX_20220701_9782958072629_120 |