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    • The Carnavalet Museum
    • The Cluny Museum
    • The archaeological crypt at Notre-Dame
    • « Paris, a Roman city »
  • Tour of Roman Paris

Paris antique

Si depuis des siècles, le sous-sol de la capitale livre des témoignages du passé antique de la ville, c'est véritablement avec les grands travaux entrepris par Haussmann que naît l'archéologie parisienne. Aujourd'hui plus que jamais, les aménagements effectués à Paris et dans ses environs sont autant d'opportunités pour en apprendre davantage sur l'antique Lutèce.

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      • The Seine
      • The Bièvre
      • The islands
      • The hills
      • The advantages of Paris
    • The first inhabitants
      • The Mesolithic hunter-gatherers
      • The village at Bercy
      • The occupations at the Louvre
      • Celtic settlements in the Paris region
      • The Gallic Lutetia
      • The battle of Lutetia
      • The first Gallo-Roman inhabitants
    • The early Roman city
      • The aqueduct
        • Source and destination
        • Architecture
      • The amphitheatre
        • The main entrance
        • The arena
        • The carceres
        • The cavea
        • The monumental facade
        • The stage
        • Discovery
        • Topography
        • Dating
      • The theatre
        • The galeries
        • The seating
        • The access
        • The stage
        • Topography and dimensions
        • Dating
      • The forum
        • The shops and the pavement walkway
        • The gates
        • The galleries
        • The basilica
        • The square and the temple
        • Units and proportions
        • Dating
        • Ornementation
      • The Cluny baths
        • The entrance
        • The palaestrae
        • The tepidarium
        • The caldarium
        • The frigidarium
        • A monument on the Parisian landscape
        • Dimensions
        • Dating
        • Architecture and ornamentation
        • The Collège de France baths
      • The houses
        • Timber-framed houses
        • Masonry houses
      • The Saint-Jacques necropolis
        • Burial methods
        • Funerary deposits
        • Funerary monuments
      • The rural settlements
        • A sanctuary at Montmartre
        • The Vanves baths
        • A loam quarry at the Louvre
      • A town framed by the river
      • On the slopes of the Sainte-Geneviève hill
      • The grid layout
    • The late Roman city
      • The basilica
      • The palace
      • The necropolis
      • The wall
      • The early Christian period
      • The urban shrinkage and fortified city
  • Aspects of the daily life
    • Trade and transport
    • Ceramic production
    • Plaster production
    • Food
    • The Boatmen’s Pillar
    • The discoveries
  • Archeology in Paris
    • Fourteen centuries of discoveries
    • The Regional Archeology Department
    • The Commission du Vieux Paris
  • To go further…
    • The Carnavalet Museum
    • The Cluny Museum
    • The archaeological crypt at Notre-Dame
    • « Paris, a Roman city »
  • Tour of Roman Paris
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  • Food
  • The Boatmen’s Pillar
  • The discoveries
Archeology in Paris
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  • The Regional Archeology Department
  • The Commission du Vieux Paris
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  • The archaeological crypt at Notre-Dame
  • « Paris, a Roman city »
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