Archaedyn - 7 millenia of territorial (preprints)

Le projet ArchaeDyn poursuit une expérience de recherche collective amorcée par les programmes européens Archaeomedes I « Understanding natural and anthropogenic causes of soil degradation and desertification in the mediterranean basin » (1992-1994) et II « Policy-relevant models of the natural and anthropogenic dynamics of degradation and desertification and their spatio-temporal manifestations » (1996-1999). Ces programmes successifs ont eu pour objet l’analyse de l’évolution du système de peuplement dans la longue durée, de l’Antiquité au Moyen Âge. Le programme ArchaeDyn contribue à élargir la problématique de la recherche, en abordant la dynamique des territoires, envisagée selon plusieurs angles d’étude, tant au plan thématique, chronologique que spatial. Le projet a pour objectif d’approfondir l’analyse des interactions spatiales entre des groupes sociaux, les ressources qu’ils exploitent pour assurer leur subsistance, produire des objets et échanger avec d’autres groupes à courte, moyenne et longue distance, et les itinéraires qui régissent les flux à différentes périodes.

Scientific committee

Steering committee

Partners

Presentation ArchaeDyn

Archaedyn’s members

Acknowledgments

Program

Presentation concert Laostic

Articles

Introduction

Laure Nuninger and François Favory

SESSION 1 “METHODS AND TOOLS OF SPATIAL ANALYSIS” (workgroup 4)

Oral communications

Models and tools for territorial dynamic studies

L. Nuninger, L. Saligny, K. Otir, N. Poirier, E. Fovet, C. Gandini, E. Gauthier, . Kokalj, F. Tolle with the collaboration of the ArchaeDyn team

Managing complexity the simple way: examples from gis modelling of human behaviour.

Benjamin Ducke, Peter C. Kroefges

Agent-Based Modeling and its Application to Prehispanic Settlement Ecodynamics in the Central Mesa Verde Region: Testing Optimality in Site Location in the Archaeological Record.

Timothy Kohler

Estimations of population densities from the Neolithic up to the 19^th century: methods and results.

Johanna Hilpert, Andreas Zimmermann

Interpretive dimensions and variability of population densities.

Andreas Zimmermann, Johanna Hilpert

SESSION 2 “CATCHMENT AREAS, TERROIRS AND COMMUNITY LANDS” (workgroup 1)

Oral communications

The spatio-temporal dynamic of agricultural areas, from Antiquity to modern period (ArchaeDyn Project).

Nicolas Poirier, Murielle Georges-Leroy, Florian Tolle, Elise Fovet

Subsistence, sustainability and population at Tell Al-Rawda: a 3^rd Millennium BC town in the Syrian steppe/ Autosuffisance alimentaire et population à Tell Al-Rawda: une ville du troisieme millenaire dans la steppe syrienne.

Olivier Barge, Corinne Castel

Catchments, settlement chambers and demography: case studies and general theory in the Greek landscape from prehistory to early modern times.

John Bintliff

Posters

Spatial analysis of archaeological sites in the Châtillonnais forests (Côte-d’Or, France).

Sandra Aussel, Dominique Goguey, Yves Pautrat, Laure Saligny, A. Charmot, Claude Mordant, Laure Nuninger

Characterization of Agrarian Resources for Archaeological Applications (ArchaeDyn Project).

Elise Fovet, Nicolas Poirier

Diet of ancient and middle Neolithic populations in the northwest of Mediterranean. Anthropological and isotopic studies

Gwenaëlle Le Bras-Goude

SESSION 3 “SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, NETWORKS AND TERRITORIES” (workgroup 2)

Oral communications

The spatio-temporal dynamics of settlement patterns from 800 bc to 800 ad in central and southern gaul: models for an interregional comparison over the long term.

Frédérique Bertoncello, Elise Fovet, Cristina Gandini, Frédéric Trement and Laure Nuninger with the collaboration of the members of Workgroup 2

The uncorrupting mountain. Historical dynamics in the Iberian Mountain Range from 5.500 B.C. to 1.800 A.D.

Francisco Burillo, Jesús Arenas, Jesús Picazo, Julián Ortega, Clemente Polo, Carolina Villagordo, Raul López, Esperanza Saiz

GIS as a means to investigate «Princely Sites», Space and Environs. New ways to answer old questions.

Axel Posluschny

Changing settlement patterns in the Normandy countryside.

Benjamin Van Den Bossch, Cyril Marcigny

Posters

Using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst for the investigation of the system of habitation in the Kislovodsk basin (South of Russia).

Dmitry Korobov

Rural settlement dynamic during Iron Age in Central Gaul: the excavation and fieldwalking data head to head

Pierre Nouvel, Philippe Barral

SESSION 4 “DIFFUSION OF RAW MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURED OBJECTS” (workgroup 3)

Oral communications

Models for the study of the consumption and the circulation of resources and products in France and Western Europe during the Neolithic and the Bronze Age (ArchaeDyn project)

Estelle Gauthier, Olivier Weller, Laure Nuninger et avec la collaboration de : Maréva Gabillot, Bénédicte Quilliec, Pierre Petrequin

Mobility and circulation of knowledge among potters of the Arewa (South-Western Niger): impact of the frameworks of practice on the spatial distribution of ceramics’ techniques.

Claire Corniquet

Posters

Pin consumption on the shores of lake Neuchâtel (Switzerland) during the palafittic Late Bronze Age.

Viktoria Fischer

Spatial analysis of the Salt Spring exploitation in Moldavian Pre-Carpatic Prehistory (Romania).

Olivier Weller, Robin Brigand, Laure Nuninger

SESSION 5 OPEN SYNTHETIC SESSION

Oral communication

Bilan général du programme triennal ArchaeDyn/synthesis of ArchaeDyn project ArchaeDyn 2005-2007 : ambitions, achievements and accomplishments

François Favory, Laure Nuninger