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Saint-Denis, une ville au Moyen Âge
Saint-Denis, une ville au Moyen Âge
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    • The town and the abbey
      • Before Saint-Denis
      • A single tomb dating from the early Neolithic
      • A hoard of quern-stones
      • A rural establishment from the late La Tène
      • The site from its origins
        • Early history
        • The basilica and structures from Late Antiquity
        • The tomb of Saint Denis
        • A pillar from the chancel
        • A grave from the exterior necropolis
        • The antefixes
        • Long-distance trade
        • The necropolis, city of the dead
        • The Merovingian basilica and its architectural settings (7th century)
        • A Merovingian acanthus-leaf capital
        • Plaster sarcophagi
        • The grave of a young knight
      • From the royal abbey to the castellum
        • The royal abbey
        • The Carolingian basilica at the center of the monastic town (9th century)
        • A description of the basilica un 799
        • A column from the Carolingian basilica
        • The aqueduc
        • A coin die proofing plate
        • The Castellum
        • The pre-Romanesque basilica and the reshaping of its monumental environment (11th century)
        • The forticifation of the Castellum
        • A Carolingian chest
      • The medieval town
        • Birth of the monastic borough
        • The monumental complex in the Romesque period (12th century)
        • The Romanesque cloister
        • Secular housing
        • Grain pits
        • Saint-Denis prospers
        • The monumental complex in the Gothic period
        • The Gothic transept rose windows
        • Flat roof tiles
        • The cellars
        • Page from the account book of the Saint-Denis commandery for the year 1290-1291
      • The town within its walls
        • The town in trouble times
        • The monumental complex in Early Modern Times (late 16th century)
        • The Saint-Marcel church
        • The Valois mausoleum
        • The funerary monument of a middle-class couple
        • The « very Christian » town
        • The architectural ensemble in the 18th century
        • The Carmelite convent
        • The Ebinger printed fabric workshop
      • From the industrial town to the town of today
        • The industrial town
        • The forts of Saint-Denis
        • The Rue Franciade primary scool
        • The Meissonnier dye plant
        • The town today and its permutations
        • The gasometers
        • The Colonel-Fabien housing project
    • Men and women
    • Saint Denis (died circa 250)
    • Queen Arnegunde (510/520 – 580/590)
    • Hunus the monk (died between 838 and 845)
    • Abbot Suger (ca 1081 - 1151)
    • Pierre, Eudes and Raoul de Montreuil (died in 1267, 1287, and ca. 1318)
    • A pilgrim
    • A baker
    • A traveller: Arnold Van Buchel, 1585
    • An artist : Ponce Jacquio (ca. 1515 – 1570)
    • Crafts and daily life
      • Crafts in the first millennium
      • A fourth-century pin-maker's workshop
      • A Merovingian belt buckle workshop
      • A Carolingian shoemaker
      • Window maintenance in the year 1000
      • The medieval town and its crafts
      • A furrier's workshop from the 12th century
      • A 14th century workshop of a silversmith-enameller
      • Pottery production
      • Stonecutters, sculptors and masons
      • The modern town and its crafts
      • Bead-making workshops
      • The Croult and river-based trades
      • The Croult
      • The mills and river-based trades
      • Saint-Denis's markets and fairs
      • The Saint Denis fair
      • The Lendit fair
      • The Place Panetière and the covered markets
      • Standard measurements in Saint-Denis
      • From the market to the table
      • How to make hypocras
      • Green pie
    • Archaeology, territory and citizenship
      • Archaeology and urban policy
      • The Pierre de Montreuil garden, an archaeological reserve
      • Archaeological interventions within the town's limits
      • Place Jean-Jaurès, archaeology and urban project
      • The Saint-Denis Archaeological Unit
      • Archaeology and heritage conservation and management
      • Archaeological Conservation Treatment and Information Service (UTICA)
      • Master’s Program in Conservation-Restauration of Cultural Object
      • Archaeology and citizenship
      • The educational program
      • Archaeology at the Art and History Museum
      • Open house at the dig
      • Reading the town
      • Archaeology and research
      • Material culture and reference collections
      • The Historical Atlas of Saint-Denis
    • Ressources
    • Media Library
    • Learning
    • Site map
    • Glossary
    • Acknowledgment

Saint-Denis, une ville au Moyen Âge

Autour de la basilique consacrée à saint Denis et choisie comme lieu de sépulture par plusieurs générations de rois de France, toute une cité médiévale se révèle, au fur et à mesure des fouilles conduites par l'Unité d'archéologie de la ville de Saint-Denis (UASD).

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  • Home
  • Home
  • The town and the abbey
    • Before Saint-Denis
      • A single tomb dating from the early Neolithic
      • A hoard of quern-stones
      • A rural establishment from the late La Tène
    • The site from its origins
      • Early history
        • The basilica and structures from Late Antiquity
        • The tomb of Saint Denis
        • A pillar from the chancel
        • A grave from the exterior necropolis
        • The antefixes
        • Long-distance trade
      • The necropolis, city of the dead
        • The Merovingian basilica and its architectural settings (7th century)
        • A Merovingian acanthus-leaf capital
        • Plaster sarcophagi
        • The grave of a young knight
    • From the royal abbey to the castellum
      • The royal abbey
        • The Carolingian basilica at the center of the monastic town (9th century)
        • A description of the basilica un 799
        • A column from the Carolingian basilica
        • The aqueduc
        • A coin die proofing plate
      • The Castellum
        • The pre-Romanesque basilica and the reshaping of its monumental environment (11th century)
        • The forticifation of the Castellum
        • A Carolingian chest
    • The medieval town
      • Birth of the monastic borough
        • The monumental complex in the Romesque period (12th century)
        • The Romanesque cloister
        • Secular housing
        • Grain pits
      • Saint-Denis prospers
        • The monumental complex in the Gothic period
        • The Gothic transept rose windows
        • Flat roof tiles
        • The cellars
        • Page from the account book of the Saint-Denis commandery for the year 1290-1291
    • The town within its walls
      • The town in trouble times
        • The monumental complex in Early Modern Times (late 16th century)
        • The Saint-Marcel church
        • The Valois mausoleum
        • The funerary monument of a middle-class couple
      • The « very Christian » town
        • The architectural ensemble in the 18th century
        • The Carmelite convent
        • The Ebinger printed fabric workshop
    • From the industrial town to the town of today
      • The industrial town
        • The forts of Saint-Denis
        • The Rue Franciade primary scool
        • The Meissonnier dye plant
      • The town today and its permutations
        • The gasometers
        • The Colonel-Fabien housing project
  • Men and women
    • Saint Denis (died circa 250)
    • Queen Arnegunde (510/520 – 580/590)
    • Hunus the monk (died between 838 and 845)
    • Abbot Suger (ca 1081 - 1151)
    • Pierre, Eudes and Raoul de Montreuil (died in 1267, 1287, and ca. 1318)
    • A pilgrim
    • A baker
    • A traveller: Arnold Van Buchel, 1585
    • An artist : Ponce Jacquio (ca. 1515 – 1570)
  • Crafts and daily life
    • Crafts in the first millennium
      • A fourth-century pin-maker's workshop
      • A Merovingian belt buckle workshop
      • A Carolingian shoemaker
      • Window maintenance in the year 1000
    • The medieval town and its crafts
      • A furrier's workshop from the 12th century
      • A 14th century workshop of a silversmith-enameller
      • Pottery production
      • Stonecutters, sculptors and masons
    • The modern town and its crafts
      • Bead-making workshops
    • The Croult and river-based trades
      • The Croult
      • The mills and river-based trades
    • Saint-Denis's markets and fairs
      • The Saint Denis fair
      • The Lendit fair
      • The Place Panetière and the covered markets
      • Standard measurements in Saint-Denis
    • From the market to the table
      • How to make hypocras
      • Green pie
  • Archaeology, territory and citizenship
    • Archaeology and urban policy
      • The Pierre de Montreuil garden, an archaeological reserve
      • Archaeological interventions within the town's limits
      • Place Jean-Jaurès, archaeology and urban project
      • The Saint-Denis Archaeological Unit
    • Archaeology and heritage conservation and management
      • Archaeological Conservation Treatment and Information Service (UTICA)
      • Master’s Program in Conservation-Restauration of Cultural Object
    • Archaeology and citizenship
      • The educational program
      • Archaeology at the Art and History Museum
      • Open house at the dig
      • Reading the town
    • Archaeology and research
      • Material culture and reference collections
      • The Historical Atlas of Saint-Denis
  • Ressources
    • Media Library
    • Learning
    • Site map
    • Glossary
    • Acknowledgment
The town and the abbey
  • Before Saint-Denis
  • The site from its origins
  • From the royal abbey to the <i>castellum</i>
  • The medieval town
  • The town within its walls
  • From the industrial town to the town of today
Men and women
  • Saint Denis
  • Queen Arnegunde
  • Hunus the monk
  • Abbot Suger
  • Pierre, Eudes and Raoul de Montreuil
  • A pilgrim
  • A baker
  • A traveller: Arnold Van Buchel, 1585
  • An artist : Ponce Jacquio
Crafts and daily life
  • Crafts in the first millennium
  • The medieval town and its crafts
  • The modern town and its crafts
  • The Croult and river-based trades
  • Saint-Denis's markets and fairs
  • From the market to the table
Archaeology, territory and citizenship
  • Archaeology and urban policy
  • Archaeology and heritage conservation and management
  • Archaeology and citizenship
  • Archaeology and research
Ressources
  • Media Library
  • Learning
  • Site map
  • Glossary
  • Acknowledgment
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