Les occupations rurales au second âge du Fer entre la Somme et le delta rhénan : spécificités régionales et marqueurs culturels

International audience ; In Late Iron Age, the south of current Netherlands and the north of Belgium are characterized by the persistence of the byre-houses system, which is an architectural heritage dating back to the Bronze Age and which is common to all Northern Europe. These buildings, in which were cohabiting humans and cattle, reveal notwithstanding some temporal and spatial evolutions, highlighting the local cultural groups. This is especially the case for the more southern regions of that part of Europe, i.e. northern France and central and southern Belgium, where there was a separatio... Mehr ...