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Lattes en Languedoc, les Gaulois du sud

Lattes en Languedoc, les Gaulois du sud

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Lattes en Languedoc, les Gaulois du sud

Il y a 2600 ans naissait la cité de Lattara, aujourd'hui Lattes, situé à 7 km de Montpellier, sur la côte languedocienne. Métissé d'influences grecques et italiques, le port cosmopolite de Lattara est le lieu de rencontre de plusieurs cultures de Méditerranée occidentale. On y parle plusieurs langues et la langue gauloise s'écrit à l'aide de l'alphabet grec. La cité est un véritable exemple de dialogue interculturel.

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A watery landscape

Between land and see
Ecology and environment
Agriculture
Hunting and animal husbandry
Fishing
Protohistoric sounthern France

The Gallic town

The birth of the city and the rampart
Streets and squares
Housing blocks
The houses
Lattara and its surroundings
Ritual spaces

Crafts and trade

The early history of Lattes
A period of changes
The monopoly of Marseille
Italic influences
Coins
Crafts
Metalworking

A meeting of culture

The impact of trading contacts
Domestic practices
Eating habits
Gauls and foreigners
Writing

Lattara and research

Henri Prades discovers Lattara
New excavations
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A permanent laboratory
An international training center
Knowledge sharing

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