Apports des données récentes pour la compréhension des oppida de la basse vallée de la Seine et de leur insertion locale et régionale – étude de cas: les boucles du Vaudreuil et de Rouen

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Basset, Célia
Copyright Year	2017
Abstract	New data to understand the local and regional inclusion of Lower Seine Valley oppida case study: the meandering of Vaudreuil and Rouen At the end of the Iron Age, the Lower Seine Valley was an economic and political interface area with modelled territories which are in constant interaction. The La Tène settlement corpus now offers a relevant frame which allows studying the modalities of settlements from the Second Iron Age to the beginning of the Roman Era. Thanks to the LIDAR readings, the maps of many fortified settlements (including the oppida) were clarified, thus illustrating the variability, complexity and density of such places. An example from the “Boucles du Vaudreuil and Rouen” allows tackling questions of their chronology, function and inclusion in the local landscape. If agricultural settlements are known as far back as La Tène C2, the open agglomeration of Pîtres and the “aristocratic” settlements emerge at La Tène D1. The main occupation of the oppidum of Orival seems to concern the second half of the first century before our era (the end of La Tène D2 and the beginning of the Augustan era). Between hierarchy and functional complementarity, the nature of the interactions between these settlements still needs to be clarified.
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DOI	10.5817/cz.muni.p210-8822-2017-3
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Language	English
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