Le site d’habitat Blicquy/Villeneuve-Saint-Germain de Pontpoint « le Fond de Rambourg » (Oise)

Bostyn, Françoise; Arbogast, Rose‐Marie; Cayol, Nicolas; Hamon, Caroline; Lorin, Yann; Prodéo, Frédéric

doi:10.3406/galip.2012.2494

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“…The Ghlin flint comes from 2 of the 3 or 4 houses discovered on this village. It is concentrated in the house 50 which delivered 80 % of the Ghlin flint (Bostyn et al 2012). In this house, the rate of Ghlin flint reaches 1,6 %.…”

Section: The Circulation Of Ghlin Flint Toward the Paris Basinmentioning

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“…Seven VSG sites provide Ghlin flint (Table 1): Ocquerre (Praud et al 2009), Vermand (Bostyn et al 2003), Bucy-le-Long (Allard, 1999), Pontavert (Denis, 2012b), Lacroix-SaintOuen (Bostyn, 1994), Pontpoint (Bostyn et al 2012) and Noyelles-sous-Lens (Martial, 2001 ;Praud et al 2010). Generally, these pieces represent less than 0,1 % of the corpus.…”

Section: The Circulation Of Ghlin Flint Toward the Paris Basinmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This piece is related to the domestic production mentioned earlier. It seems that the tools were made on the VSG sites, at least it is the case on the site of Pontpoint where burin spalls were discovered (Bostyn et al 2012). On the other sites, the tools are mainly The products in circulation are mostly regular and trapezoidal blades coming from the full time of the debitage, so these blades are selected to be put in circulation.…”

Section: The Circulation Of Ghlin Flint Toward the Paris Basinmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The circulation of Ghlin flint during the time of the Blicquy - Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture (Early Neolithic)

Denis

2014

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Abstract:In the North of France and Belgium, the Blicquy -Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture marks the end of the Early Neolithic Period (beginning of the 5 th millennium). The Blicquy group is constituted of eleven sites located in Belgium, with two main centers of occupation: one Western in Hainaut and one Eastern in Hesbaye, 100 km away from the first. As part of a PhD, the lithic industry of these sites is studied in order to reconstruct the circulation networks through a techno-economic analysis. It has been complex to identify the raw materials, given the lack of information about the siliceous outcrops in the Mons Basin. However, two main circulation networks have been highlighted: one of Ghlin flint and one of tertiary Bartonian flint. These two types of flint are indeed easily recognizable by their macroscopic characteristics. The outcrops of tertiary Bartonian flints originate from the Paris Basin, where systematic surveys have been conducted since the late 1980s. The circulation of tertiary Bartonian flint is now well-known and emblematic of the Blicquy -Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture. Therefore, this paper will focus on the circulation of Ghlin flint in the Blicquy-Villeneuve-SaintGermain culture. The Ghlin flint shows on the surface in the Mons Basin, about twenty kilometers away from the Hainaut sites. Heavily exploited in the latter, it was exported to the Hesbaye sites in a significant way, despite the availability of siliceous resources available in Hesbaye. Moreover, some artifacts circulated towards the Paris Basin. The study of the circulation of Ghlin flint can therefore help to determine the socio-economic organization of these populations by specifying the linkages between the population centers of Hainaut, Hesbaye and Paris Basin.Keywords: Early Neolithic period; Blicquy -Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture; circulation networks; Ghlin flint RésuméDans le Nord de la France et en Belgique, la culture Blicquy -Villeneuve-Saint-Germain marque la fin du Néolithique ancien (début du 5 ème millénaire). Les onze sites découverts en Belgique constituent le faciès blicquien de cette culture. Deux aires d'occupation peuvent être distinguées. La première, localisée en Hainaut est distante d'une centaine de km de la seconde, située plus à l'est, en

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Section: The Circulation Of Ghlin Flint Toward the Paris Basinmentioning

confidence: 96%

Section: The Circulation Of Ghlin Flint Toward the Paris Basinmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Circulation Of Ghlin Flint Toward the Paris Basinmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The circulation of Ghlin flint during the time of the Blicquy - Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture (Early Neolithic)

Denis

2014

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Stylistic Changes in the Pottery Production of the Linear Pottery Culture in the Lower Odra Region in the Light of Most Recent Studies

Dziewanowski

2023

Światowit

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This article is the first contribution to a multi-faceted study of the origins of food production in the lower Odra region. Since 2004, the author has conducted microregional surveys to identify Stone Age settlements in the studied region. Later, starting from 2015, a number of settlements of the Band Pottery horizon in the microregion have been investigated (Linear Band Pottery, Stroke-Ornamented Pottery Culture, and Rössen Culture), as well as the roundel at Nowe Objezierze. As of 2018, crucial research is taking place in a central settlement (7/10 ha) of the Linear Pottery Culture (LBK) in Mierzyn 5: PAR 30-04/106, where 20,000 artefacts, 25 homesteads, and 13 identified post house structures were found. The author's recent studies demonstrate the lower Odra region to be crucial for understanding stylistic changes in the Early Neolithic. The results of recent research in the lower Odra region, conducted as microregional studies, provide numerous and valuable assemblages reflecting the overall LBK settlement development in the region. Already in the first phase of the work with ceramic materials, it became clear that there was a need to create a periodisation system that would take into account the specifics of the region and the archaeological material. As a result, it is proposed that the division of Phase II into the Subphases A and B is not sufficient, thus making it necessary to distinguish new units within Phase III. At the same time, the Skoroszowice-type pottery seems to have been used in the lower Odra region. Currently, it is considered very likely that groups of people continued to exist in the Proto- Stroke-Ornamented Pottery Culture Horizon.

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L’habitat lorrain du Néolithique moyen et final de Saint-Julien-lès-Metz en Moselle

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Auxiette,

Berrio

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La fouille de Saint-Julien-lès-Metz réalisée dans un cadre préventif s’est déroulée il y a une vingtaine d’années et sa publication a conduit à la reprise complète des études de mobiliers. Le site se caractérise par un état de conservation relativement bon. L’ensemble illustre trois périodes du Néolithique sous des angles parfois inédits et constitue un apport majeur pour la compréhension des communautés villageoises lorraines. Les trois occupations reconnues s’étendent du Ve au IIIe millénaire et sont séparées par des hiatus chronologiques. La première occupation attestée remonte à la première partie du Néolithique moyen. Deux bâtiments et une succession de fosses polylobées sont les éléments principaux de ce gisement. Ils sont caractéristiques des sites de la culture de Grossgartach et offrent une vision inédite d’un habitat structuré en plateau. La deuxième est datée de la seconde partie du Néolithique moyen. Une succession de fosses polylobées est le seul élément de ce qu’il reste d’un habitat Bischheim. Ces structures sont récurrentes sur les sites lorrains contemporains. La dernière occupation est datée du Néolithique final. Une structure de combustion et un silo sont les seuls éléments restants d’un probable habitat campaniforme.

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Le site d’habitat Blicquy/Villeneuve-Saint-Germain de Pontpoint « le Fond de Rambourg » (Oise)

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The circulation of Ghlin flint during the time of the Blicquy - Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture (Early Neolithic)

The circulation of Ghlin flint during the time of the Blicquy - Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture (Early Neolithic)

Stylistic Changes in the Pottery Production of the Linear Pottery Culture in the Lower Odra Region in the Light of Most Recent Studies

L’habitat lorrain du Néolithique moyen et final de Saint-Julien-lès-Metz en Moselle

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