2001
DOI: 10.3406/quate.2001.1680
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Evolution géomorphologique et hydrologique dans les marais de Limagne au cours de la seconde moitié de l'Holocène (Massif central, France) / Geomorphological and hydrological evolution in the Limagne swamps during the second part of the Holocene (Massif central, France).

Abstract: Grâce à de multiples études archéologiques et historiques et à l'importance de ses archives sédimentaires, la plaine de la Grande Limagne de Clermont-Ferrand (Massif central) offre des conditions favorables à l'étude des relations entre l'homme et le milieu naturel durant l'Holocène. L'influence de l'anthropisation sur l'érosion des sols et les liens existant entre l'homme et les zones humides, nombreuses dans la plaine, sont au cœur des problématiques paléoenvironnementales depuis les années 1960 (Gachon, 196… Show more

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“…Radiocarbon ages of these two high-energy alluvial phases, similarity with contemporaneous dynamics observed in the Rhone valley (Berger et al, 2007) and consistency with previous studies in Limagne lowlands (Ballut, 2001;Ballut and Guichard, 2005;Trément, 2011;Vital, 2004) indicate that they certainly had a climatic trigger. The first phase was likely associated with the 4.2 kyr.…”
Section: Early To Middle Bronze Agesupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…Radiocarbon ages of these two high-energy alluvial phases, similarity with contemporaneous dynamics observed in the Rhone valley (Berger et al, 2007) and consistency with previous studies in Limagne lowlands (Ballut, 2001;Ballut and Guichard, 2005;Trément, 2011;Vital, 2004) indicate that they certainly had a climatic trigger. The first phase was likely associated with the 4.2 kyr.…”
Section: Early To Middle Bronze Agesupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Our work aimed to contribute to this scientific challenge providing new data in the Limagne plain (central France) where even recent Holocene palaeoenvironmental and geoarchaeological research often lacked chronological accuracy. This lack of chronological accuracy has hindered proper discussion of socio-environmental interactions during critical protohistoric periods, despite abundant studies conducted since the 2000s (Ballut, 2001;Macaire et al, 2010;Trément, 2007a;Trément, 2011;Vernet, 2013). The main objective of this study was therefore to bring out new multiproxy palaeoenvironmental and geoarchaeological data at high chronological resolution in Limagne, and subsequently use them to discuss interactions of human activities with natural landscapes, especially with soils and hydro-sedimentary system of the catchment, as well as local vegetation and hydrology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is located in the Auvergne region, 10 km southwest of Clermont-Ferrand in the Limagne rift (x = 663 780 m; y = 2 082 180 m in the Lambert Conformal Conic system; Figure 1A). The origin of the lacustrine depression is probably tectonic (Ballut, 2000;Trément et al, 2007b;Fourmont et al, 2009); it can only be drained by evaporation or via the outlet located at the northeastern end of the catchment ( Figure 1B). The depression filled with sediments until it was drained by humans during the seventeenth century (Fournier, 1996); it is bordered on the north and east by alluvial terraces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La coupe longitudinale observée le long du bâtiment, au nord-est du site, témoigne que ce léger talweg correspond à une structure naturelle de drainage des eaux de ruissellement. La morphologie et l'implantation des structures révèlent que ce talweg était perceptible durant le Bronze moyen, bien que nous ignorions s'il était actif à cette période (Ballut, 2000). Il est vraisemblable que cette dépression ait pu constituer une délimitation naturelle à l'extension du site et qu'elle ait contribué à l'organisation spatiale de l'habitat.…”
Section: Les Contextes Chronostratigraphique Et Paléotopographique (Cunclassified