The article goes back to the writing and reception conditions of the Anonymous Creyana of 1 490. The chronker does not just comment on or translate his sources, the sumas of Leomarte historia troyana and the Historia destructionis troiae of Guido delle Colonne. On the contrary, it enriches them with...

The history of toulousan university libraries helps to shed light on the history of their heritage collections. These few milestones, which have no other claim, will be presented in three tickets, corresponding to the administrative history of these libraries, which is not an exact gap in that of un...

on the occasion of the seizure of medieval reason books in Jonas, we found a very useful tool, developed by GDR 2649 under the direction of J.-P. Bardet and F.-J. RUGGIU: a census of the private forum’s written records (books of reason, family books, newspapers, etc.) written between the end of the...

This work explains how historical landscape study can be used for town and country planning.<br />The morphology studies land allotment, settlement and road networks dynamics. In the first part, we explore the morphological experience in archaeology, geography and town planning. It contains conceptu...

Chédeville André. Stéphane Lebecq, Marchands and browsers of the Upper Middle Age. In: Annales of Brittany and Western countries. Volume 92, issue 1, 1985. pp. 105-106.

The origins of the Maghreb population have long been the subject of historical debate. Prehistorians accept the idea of a very old human presence, but historians, which largely reproduce ancient and medieval mythographs, show the attachment of this population to the old Middle East. While seeking be...

In old Bronze in Mésopotamie du Nord, so-called ‘metal ceramics’ is a digitally low but exceptionally high quality production. The article presents an unprecedented series of this ceramics, resulting from surveys in Upper Khabur in Syrian Djézireh. A morpho-typological classification allows comparis...

This study addresses, from a sociological and sociohistorical point of view, the transitions to adulthood of two generations of Russian women by focusing on their entry into sexuality, into conjugality and into motherhood. Interviews were held in Moscow and in Saint Petersburg with women (N=32) and...

National audience The excavation programme initiated since 1999 in Collet-Redon (Martigues, Bouches-du-Rhône) aims to identify and study successive occupations, with the central problem of phasing out and characterising the final Nolithic installations. This fieldwork was accompanied by a review of...

Territory of a major vicus, preceded by continuous occupation, shown by the subaquatic sites discovered by messolithic, Nolithic, Bronze age and the age of the Fer, then Antiquity, Upper Medium Memodan and Carolingian Age, Classical Middle Ages and until contemporary times, Allichamps territory reve...

the Welsh Bagaudes have been the subject of multiple contradictory and clear-cut interpretations since the 50s: peasant revolts according to Marxist analyses, introduced into the ‘democratisation of culture’ model by Santo Mazzarino, militias of autonomist landowners according to Anglo-Saxon histori...

[published under the direction of Pierre Bouet and François neveux]

Programme 24 October, 14h-17h30 Paul Payan (CIHAM, Avignon Universities) First session: The representations of the model family. Chair of the meeting: Cécile Caby (CIHAM, Lyon 2) Florentin Briffaz (CIHAM, Lyon 2): “The couple, a new paradigm in nobile family constructions? Some reflections based on...

Slovenia lies at the junction of the Alps, the Pannonian plain, the Dinaric mountains, and the Mediterranean and underwent Germanic, Romanic, Hungarian, and Slavic cultural influences. For this reason, its landscapes are very diverse. We distinguish four basic landscape types (Alpine, Pannonian, Din...

The second session of the Seminar “Epistemology of Digital Humanities” (#ephn2016) focused on a reflection on heritage and how to promote it, to encourage its availability to various types of specialised and non-specialised audiences. To this end, a first contribution from Davide Gherdevich (UVSQ) r...

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Bon many castles have a park in Middle Age which is now considered a “green space”. To take just one example, the comtal château in Le Quesnoy, near the Mormal Forest, is not left. The question of how and to what extent this environment has been shaped cannot be missed. The work carried out by histo...

source: Calenda Presentation Le colloque is concerned with the feeling of friendship, the resulting behaviour and the speeches that reflect it through correspondence and intimate writing, known as ‘private forum’ (family books, memories, memories, personal newspapers), from the end of the Middle Age...

The lumbar advance in southern Italy interrupted the administrative unit of the Apulia and Calabria region during the seventh century. For two centuries this long homogeneous cultural and economic area will be shared between Byzantin power and the Lombards. The image of this border and the character...

Because of intensive exploitation of the Goldberg volcano (West Eifel Volcanic Field, Germany), in the past three decades, additional information has been obtained on its volcanological history and its products. Two important explosive events are recorded in the stratigraphic pile. An attempt is mad...

Whether royal lily or Christian cross, the space of medieval towns is characterized by the marks placed on it by medieval institutions.At the end of the Middle-Ages, the new urban elites make the process of marking the city their own by imposing their own signs onthe public space. Thus, they assert...

The author of the letter: ‘la triste queina’ and ‘very rich female’ Leonor de Alburquerque. From the death of her husband the King Fernando I of Aragon in Equal on 2 April 1416 until his death at the age of 60 in Medina del Campo on 16 December 1435, Leonor de Alburquerque, illegitimately related to...

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Faure Claude. André Allix. Oisans by age. Study of historical geography in high mountains, according to new documents, followed by the transcription of texts. Paris, H. Champion, 1929.. In: Library of the School of Charters. 1930, volume 91. pp. 341-342.

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