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  - The beginnings of experimental archaeology
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Destinée à produire cartes et dictionnaires topographiques, la Commission de Topographie des Gaules entreprend entre 1858 et 1879 des travaux nombreux pour identifier sur le terrain des sites archéologiques. Relevés, photographies, rapports, estampages sont les témoins aujourd'hui dispersés d'une activité intense qui jette les bases d'une archéologie scientifique.

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Marsal, “La Digue”, excavation of Celtic saltworks

Marsal, “La Digue”, excavation of Celtic saltworks

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The Commission de Topographie des Gaules

An institution
Scientific archaeology
An epigraphic investigation
The musée gallo-romain
A legacy
The research project

Alesia

The debate surrounding Alesia
Documentary sources
Alesia, a documentary review

Focus

Methods and techniques
Institutions
Periods and civilisations

Portrait gallery

CTG members
CTG correspondents
CTG associates

The Commission de Topographie des Gaules

An institution
Archaeological science
Epigraphical investigation
The musée gallo-romain
A legacy
The research project

Alesia

The Alesia question
Documentary sources
Alesia, a documentary review

Focus

Methods and techniques
Institutions
Epochs and civilizations

Portrait gallery

CTG members
CTG correspondents
CTG associates

Resources

Media library
Bibliography
Glossary
Map of scholarly societies
Map of CTG excavations
Sources

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Site plan
Legal notice
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Resources

Media
Bibliography
Glossary
Map of scholarly societies
Map of CTG excavations
Online Archives

About

Site plan
Legal notice
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