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Le site du Pont Julien à Bonnieux (Vaucluse). [Un four de potier médiéval et sa production de céramiques grises, avec une annexe de Georges Ducomet, Prospections électrique et électromagnétique à proximité du Pont Julien à Bonnieux]
No full textIn 1989 a salvage excavation campaign revealed varions periods in the occupation of the Pont Julien site. During the eleventh century a small burial ground occupies the location of an ancient gallo-roman post. A hamlet would develop there sometime late (llth-12th century). Then during the whole of the 13th century, potiers set up their workshop under the same hamlet extending it to a part of the cemetery. This discovery noticeably enriched our knowledge about mediaval pottery in the Provence. The only oven unearthed during the excavation, out of the four revealed by geophysical prospections, has provided an abundant documentation on ceramics from which it was possible to draw up a first typology. Besides the «pegaus» and specially the cooking-pots with two handles, representing the majority, coexisted varions shapes of grey ceramic more or less known up to now.Une fouille de sauvetage réalisée en 1989 permit de reconnaître plusieurs phases d'occupation sur le site du Pont Julien. Vers l'an mil, une petite nécropole occupe l'emplacement d'un ancien établissement gallo-romain. Un hameau s'y développe un peu plus tard (Xle-XIIe s.). Puis dans le courant du XIIIe s., des artisans potiers installent leur atelier dans le même hameau et sur une partie du cimetière. Cette découverte enrichit sensiblement la connaissance des productions de poteries médiévales en Provence. L'unique four dégagé lors de la campagne de fouille, sur les quatre révélés par les prospections géophysiques, a fourni une abondante documentation céramique à partir de laquelle il a été possible d'établir une première typologie. A côté des pégaus et surtout des marmites, nettement majoritaires, coexistent diverses formes, plus ou moins connues jusqu'ici en céramique grise.Bonhoure Isabelle, Marchesi Henri, Ducomet Georges. Le site du Pont Julien à Bonnieux (Vaucluse). [Un four de potier médiéval et sa production de céramiques grises, avec une annexe de Georges Ducomet, Prospections électrique et électromagnétique à proximité du Pont Julien à Bonnieux]. In: Archéologie du Midi médiéval. Tome 11, 1993. pp. 99-110
Lyon (Rhône). Place Bellecour, Place A. Poncet
No full textVicard Tommy, Ducomet Georges, Vérot-Bourrély Agnès, Burnouf Joëlle. Lyon (Rhône). Place Bellecour, Place A. Poncet. In: Archéologie médiévale, tome 16, 1986. pp. 162-163
Prospections électriques appliquées aux recherches paléoenvironnementales
No full textVella Claude, Ducomet Georges, Druelle P., Mariat J.P. Prospections électriques appliquées aux recherches paléoenvironnementales. In: Méditerranée, tome 85, 4-1996. Jeunes chercheurs, nouvelles orientations, nouveaux outils, sous la direction de J.L Bonnefoy, R. Courtot et J. Daligaux. pp. 67-70
Existe una ética médica en Georges Canguilhem
No full textDespite recent efforts, little research has been done concerning the issue of medical ethics in Georges Canguilhem’s work. This is mainly due to the critical position the author takes regarding the humanistic medicine practices that began to [email protected]
Existe una ética médica en Georges Canguilhem
No full textDespite recent efforts, little research has been done concerning the issue of medical ethics in Georges Canguilhem’s work. This is mainly due to the critical position the author takes regarding the humanistic medicine practices that began to [email protected]
Continuous recording of resistivity with towed arrays for systematic mapping of buried structures at shallow depths
No full textSince the first experiments of resistivity measurements for archaeological survey, technology has shown a considerable evolution. Electrodes moved by hand have been exchanged for towed arrays with continuous contact with the ground and automatic recording of data. The last improvements consist in the use of electrostatic quadripoles which no more need any electrical contact with the ground. The paper recalls the contribution of the Centre de Recherches Géophysiques at Garchy in this evolution during the last thirty years.Depuis les premiers essais de mesure des résistivités pour la prospection archéologique, la technologie a considérablement évolué. On est passé des électrodes déplacées à la main à des systèmes tractés avec contact continu sur le sol et enregistrement automatique des données. Les derniers perfectionnements portent sur les quadripoles électrostatiques qui ne nécessitent plus aucun contact électrique avec le sol. L'article rappelle la contribution du Centre de Recherches Géophysiques de Garchy à cette évolution au cours des trente dernières années.Dabas Michel, Decriaud Jean-Paul, Ducomet Georges, Hesse A., Mounir Abdo Ahmed, Tabbagh Alain. Continuous recording of resistivity with towed arrays for systematic mapping of buried structures at shallow depths. In: Revue d'Archéométrie, n°18, 1994. pp. 13-17
About this researcher blog on Georges Focus
No full textGeorges Focus, who died in 1708, was a French painter who became crazy at the end of his life. He is the author of a bit more than 130 drawings, accompanied by poems, of great technical quality, made while suffering from psychological disorders. These bizarre works are also marked by great erudition and many precise allusions to contemporary personalities and events. They are a source of micro-history for research on 17th century French society, literature and fine arts. Public domain, htt..
William Tarn, Hellenistic Civilisation. Third Edition revised by the Author and G. T. Griffith
No full textNachtergael Georges. William Tarn, Hellenistic Civilisation. Third Edition revised by the Author and G. T. Griffith. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 44, fasc. 2, 1975. p. 782
William Tarn, Hellenistic Civilisation. Third Edition revised by the Author and G. T. Griffith
No full textNachtergael Georges. William Tarn, Hellenistic Civilisation. Third Edition revised by the Author and G. T. Griffith. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 44, fasc. 2, 1975. p. 782
Saint-Georges, trait d’union entre Orient et Occident
No full textThe StGeorges boarding school as a link between East and West.
The StGeorges boarding school founded in 1921 in Constantinople by Jesuits in order to offer a shelter for young Russian immigrants, was moved to Namur, then Paris and finally Meudon before closing down in 1970. The author of the article, a former resident at Meudon, starts by evoking his personal memories, then he broadens the scope of his article by setting up the Jesuits’ action within the framework of an attempt at bringing together and allowing mutual recognition between Orthodox East and Catholic West that were separated since 1504.Martinowsky Georges. Saint-Georges, trait d’union entre Orient et Occident. In: Revue Russe n°50, 2018. Miscélanées. La Russie de 1869 à nos jours... pp. 179-191
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