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L'oppidum d'Entremont

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- A sanctuary before the agglomeration
- - Settlement I (1st agglomeration)
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  - The streets and houses
  - A space devoted to craft activities
- - Settlement II (2nd agglomeration)
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  - The oil press
  - The hypostyle hall
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  - A votive area
  - A ritual room or space
  - Presentation of the statuary
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L'oppidum d'Entremont

Au IIe siècle avant notre ère, dans l'arrière-pays de Marseille, Entremont, place forte gauloise, a laissé de nombreux témoignages du mode de vie de ses habitants : habitat, outils, bijoux et autres objets de la vie quotidienne.

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Gauls and Greeks

The oppidum of Entremont
The Gallic populations of Provence
Relations with Greek Marseilles
Contacts with Greco-Roman cultures

Architecture and settlement

A sanctuary before the agglomeration
Settlement I (1st agglomeration)
Settlement II (2nd agglomeration)
Places of worship
Techniques of construction
Urbanism

Artisans and farmers

Daily life
Craft industry
Trade
Agriculture
Animal husbandry
Objects

Society and power

Portraits of aristocracy
Powerful men
The role of women
Beliefs serving power
Deities and devotion
Heroes and society
Human trophies
The statues

Research and interpretations

History of excavation
Institutions and people
Contributions of recent research
The excavation of tomorrow, why?

Ressources

Bibliography
Chronology
Practical information

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