PECHE-QUILICHINI , Kewin

Si les procédés de réparation, réutilisation et recyclage ont fait l'objet de recherches spécifiques en ce qui concerne les productions lithiques ou osseuses préhistoriques, et les métaux pour les périodes plus récentes, les poteries n'ont encore que rarement été considérées de ce point de vue, en particulier pour les époques protohistoriques....

The excavation of the protohistoric site of Cuciurpula (South Corsica, France) revealed a significant amount of potsherds, often bearing visible surface crusts, sometimes very thick. This exceptional case in the Mediterranean region, suggesting a good preservation of organic substances, provided a unique opportunity to address questions related...

The excavation of the protohistoric site of Cuciurpula (South Corsica, France) revealed a significant amount of potsherds, often bearing visible surface crusts, sometimes very thick. This exceptional case in the Mediterranean region, suggesting a good preservation of organic substances, provided a unique opportunity to address questions related...

The excavation of the site of Cuciurpula (South Corsica, France) revealed a significant amount of potsherds, often bearing visible surface crusts, sometimes very thick. This exceptional case in the Mediterranean region, suggesting a good preservation of organic substances, provided a unique opportunity to address questions related to natural...

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Porosity of archaeological pottery is a key parameter used to assess its ability to trap lipids during the use of the pot and to preserve them over time. Mercury intrusion porosimetry and gas chromatography were used to study the distribution of porosity and the preservation of lipids in different chrono-cultural contexts. The data obtained...

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Corsica was occasionally inhabited during the 9th-7th millennia BC, but the human presence only became permanent during the Early Neolithic, with the arrival of the first farming populations (5700 BCE). These communities were obliged to interact with an insular ecosystem differing from those of the mainland and characterized by a high rate of...

The small coastal valley of Conca in Grossa (Southern Corsica) is known for a long time for its numerous prehistoric and protohistoric sites among which several megalithic monuments. This valley is, however, relatively neglected from the scientific point of view, at least since the beginning of the twentieth century. It has only been...

Atti del Congresso, Serri (Italie), avril 2017, pp 17-30.

Le gisement de plein air de Basì (Serra-di-Ferro, Corse-du-Sud) a été découvert à la fin des années 1960 suite à sa destruction partielle par l'installation d'une carrière de granodiorite. Gérard Bailloud y effectua alors quelques sondages qui, bien que d'ampleurs limitées, ont permis de documenter des occupations du Néolithique et de l'âge du...