2015
DOI: 10.4000/archeopages.620
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Villæ – Villages du haut Moyen Âge en plaine du Languedoc oriental. Maillage, morphologie et économie

Abstract: Le village de plaine en Languedoc oriental au premier Moyen Âge est principalement construit en matériaux périssables avec des toitures de végétaux et des murs de terre crue qui ont laissé peu de traces détectables, même par l’archéologie. Prospections, études d’archives et plusieurs découvertes récentes permettent d’en percevoir le nombre, la forme, l’évolution et l’économie. Entre le IXe et le XIIe siècle, les villages de plaine sont de taille et de morphologie comparables et forment un maillage dense, étant… Show more

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“…Finally, phase 6 corresponds to the quick decline of the settlement despite the reconstruction of the church at the middle of the twelfth century. The site is abandoned at the beginning of the thirteenth century in favour of the near by castra Aimargues in a process of incastellamento (Maufras et al 2014). Consequently, the funeral use is reduced.…”
Section: Missignac-saint Gilles Le Vieuxmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Finally, phase 6 corresponds to the quick decline of the settlement despite the reconstruction of the church at the middle of the twelfth century. The site is abandoned at the beginning of the thirteenth century in favour of the near by castra Aimargues in a process of incastellamento (Maufras et al 2014). Consequently, the funeral use is reduced.…”
Section: Missignac-saint Gilles Le Vieuxmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent years have seen a renewal of archeological data from South-East France (Languedoc region), revealing new information on how the mechanisms of this new organization impacted the region. Village formations (Schneider 2010;Maufras et al 2014), the reorganization of the funeral space (Treffort 2006), and land occupation (Maufras 2015) or the intensification of agro-pastoral activities (Durand and Ruas 2004;Durand 2014) are some of the many ways the people of Languedoc experienced changes in social, economic, and cultural organizations. This reorganization probably also impacted on the daily lives of individuals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%