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L'oppidum d'Entremont
L'oppidum d'Entremont
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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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      • Writing enters the story
      • Gallic populations according to ancient sources
    • Relations with Greek Marseilles
      • Greek Marseilles during the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC
    • Contacts with Greco-Roman cultures
      • An Italian economic presence during the 2nd century BC
      • The Gauls of Provence and the Mediterranean world
  • Architecture and settlement
    • A sanctuary before the agglomeration
    • Settlement I (1st agglomeration)
      • The internal organization
      • The streets and houses
      • A space devoted to craft activities
    • Settlement II (2nd agglomeration)
      • The habitations
      • The oil press
      • The hypostyle hall
    • Places of worship
      • A votive area
      • A ritual room or space
      • Presentation of the statuary
    • Techniques of construction
    • Urbanism
  • Artisans and farmers
    • Daily life
    • Craft industry
    • Trade
    • Agriculture
    • Animal husbandry
    • Objects
      • Jewelry
      • Agricultural tools
      • The home
  • 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
      • Location of the fragments
      • Dating the statuary
      • Distribution of statues in southern Gaul (Midi region)
  • Research and interpretations
    • History of excavation
      • During the German occupation
      • During the baby-boom: twenty years of excavation from 1946 to 1968
      • From the 1970”s to the end of the 20th century
    • Institutions and people
    • Contributions of recent research
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    • The excavation of tomorrow, why?
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  • 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
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  • Contributions of recent research
  • The excavation of tomorrow, why?
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