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- Prospecting
- The choice of aircraft
- Taking pictures
- Film photography and digital photography
- Choosing a format
- A day in the air
- Checking on the ground
- Clues on the ground
- A landscape rich in history
- Very low-relief shadows
- Crop growth anomalies
- Ground moisture anomalies
- Soil color anomalies
- Polymorphism
- Pitfalls and confusions
- Discoveries
- The first farmers
- A hypothetical reconstruction
- Between 5,000 and 2,800 BCE: human settlement
- The construction of camps and the beginning of flint mining
- A Neolithic enclosure at l'Étoile
- The first metalworkers
- A hypothetical reconstruction of a nocturnal ceremony
- The first metal appears: copper
- Tumuli by the thousands
- A few rare monuments still above ground
- Habitations difficult to see from the air
- A Bronze Age site at Étaples (Pas-de-Calais)
- Gallic and Gallo-Roman sanctuaries
- Hypothetical reconstruction of a sanctuary
- Historic of the research
- Survival of funerary circles
- Funerary enclosures
- Small Gallo-Roman temples
- The sanctuaries
- Photo gallery
- The necropoli at Tartigny (Oise)
- The sanctuary at Ribemont-sur-Ancre (Somme)
- Gallic settlements
- The Gallic farm at Verberie (Oise)
- Hypothetical reconstruction of an native farm
- Oppida
- The aedeficia
- The actual isolated, large-scale farms
- The major networks of enclosures
- Different types of nested enclosures
- Photo gallery
- The case of Conchil-le-Temple
- Large, simple and festive enclosures
- Types of vici
- Gallo-Roman settlements
- From indigenous farm to villa: The example of Roye (Somme)
- Creation of the towns and larges roads
- The Conquest of Gaul
- Fortified hills
- A thirst for building
- The Gallo-Roman villa
- A typical Gallo-Roman villa
- A very elaborate architecture
- The end of the Gallo-Roman world
- The Middle Ages and the birth of the rural world
- What is aerial archaeology ?
- Introduction
- History
- Aerial archaeology and maps
- Heritage protection
- Portrait of Roger Agache
- Ressources