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Harsova. Vivre au bord du Danube
Harsova. Vivre au bord du Danube
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      • Of Clay and Wood
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      • Story of A Junk Room
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      • Fishing
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      • Quality Vessels
      • Fine Ceramics
      • The Common Receptacles
      • First Metallic Objects
      • The Potter's Story
      • Trading
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      • Approaching Other Peoples
      • An Encounter
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      • Ornaments
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      • A Ritual of Foundation
      • A Ceramic Whistle
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Harsova. Vivre au bord du Danube

La vie des villageois du tell Hârsova à l'époque chalcolithique est ici évoquée de façon concrète à la lumière des découvertes archéologiques du chantier école, fruit d'une coopération franco-roumaine.

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      • Archaeological Regions
        • The Roman-Byzantine City of Carsium
        • The Roman Necropolis of Carsium
        • The Gete Settlement of The Roman Moara Era
        • Other Archaeological Sites
        • The scientific team
    • From The Neolithic to The Chalcolithic in Europe
    • From The Neolithic to The Chalcolithic in The Balkans
    • From the Neolithic to The Chalcolithic in Dobrogea
      • Hamangia Culture
      • Boian Culture
      • Gumelnita culture
      • Cernavoda I Culture
  • Hârsova, the chalcolithic village
    • The tell
      • What is a "tell" ?
      • The Tell Setting
      • The Composition of The Tell
      • The History of A Dig
    • Habitation
      • Of Clay and Wood
      • The Foundation Trenches
      • Over A Crawl Space
      • The Materials
      • One House, Four Stages
      • Story of A Junk Room
    • Sustenance
      • Agriculture
      • Livestock
      • Hunting
      • Fishing
      • The Story of The Dog
    • The Arts of Fire
      • Quality Vessels
      • Fine Ceramics
      • The Common Receptacles
      • First Metallic Objects
      • The Potter's Story
    • Trading
      • Short Distances
      • Approaching Other Peoples
      • An Encounter
    • Imagination and creativity
      • Ornaments
      • Cult Activities
      • A Ritual of Foundation
      • A Ceramic Whistle
  • Franco-Romanian Collaboration
    • The Collaboration
      • Teams and Institutions
      • Romanian Archaeology on the internet
    • Excavation, Collection, and Interpretation
      • The Dig
      • The Collection of Data
      • Interpretation
    • The Earth Sciences and The Natural Sciences
      • The Earth Sciences
      • The Natural Sciences
      • Analysis of A Waste Dump
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    • Site map
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Hârsova, The Chalcolithique Village

  • The Tell
  • Habitation
  • Sustenance
  • The Arts of Fire
  • Trading
  • Imagination and Creativity

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