PAILLER , Yvan

The subsistence strategies of early farming communities have been highlighted since the beginning of the Neolithic, thanks to numerous studies on lipid residues from ceramic vessels conducted in various parts of continental Europe. However, after the Early Neolithic, evidence of subsistence strategies along the northern Atlantic coast are still...

In the last thirty years or so, it has become possible to determine the content and use of pottery by studying the lipids linked to ceramics. Many studies have been developed for northern Europe and the Mediterranean region, particularly concerning the Early Neolithic and the development of agriculture. The Atlantic coastline, for its part,...

Suite à la succession de tempêtes de l'hiver 2013-2014, l'érosion marine, particulièrement active, a mis au jour plusieurs sites archéologiques le long du trait de côte de Béniguet. L'un d'entre eux correspond à un vaste niveau coquillier. Il est localisé au sud-est de l'île dans sa partie la plus étroite là où avaient été ramassés par le passé...

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Fouillé de 2003 à 2011, le site de Beg ar Loued, au sud de l'île de Molène, a livré les vestiges de deux maisons en pierres sèches occupées de 2150 à 1750 avant notre ère. Son étude a permis de mieux comprendre le mode de vie de cette communauté qui, bien qu'insulaire, n'était pas à l'écart des circuits d'échanges et était en phase avec les...

The preventive archaeological excavation of Saint-Julien-lès-Metz took place some twenty years ago, and the artefacts were completely restudied following the publication of this relatively well-preserved site. The site as a whole illustrates three Neolithic periods from sometimes unprecedented angles, and represents a major contribution to our...

Excavated from 2003 to 2011, the site of Beg ar Loued in the southern part of Molène Island has yielded few remains of Early and Middle Neolithic. At these periods, the Molène plateau was already insularized. During the Late Neolithic, a permanent settlement is set up, it is known only through shell middens. However, the largest set of data has...

Excavated between 2003 and 2011, the site of Beg ar Loued in the southern part of Molène Island yielded the remains of two superimposed dry stone houses which were occupied between 2150 and 1750 cal. BCE. At that time, the Molène archipelago was in a similar form as it is today, except the foreshores, which were much larger. The site was then a...

Excavated between 2003 and 2011, the site of Beg ar Loued in the southern part of Molène Island yielded the remains of two superimposed dry stone houses which were occupied between 2150 and 1750 cal. BCE. At that time, the Molène archipelago was in a similar form as it is today, except the foreshores, which were much larger. The site was then a...