Que reste-t-il de 3 000 ans de création paysagère

What Remains from 3000 Years of Landscape Creation ? Research on rural landscapes is based on the idea that the latter have their origins in the Middle Ages. Archeological prospecting and excavations, and even more the archeology of landscape forms, provides evidence that the period from the Neolithic till the end of the Roman Empire accounts for much of the form of existing landscapes. Since ancient times, the land has been registered : these overlapping cadasters have definitively helped shape landscapes. The Feudal Ages "dressed" the landscape in new ways (open fields and groves), and added its own creations, but did not alter the land's fundamental structures

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• Hommes et arbres du Causse Méjan

  Bruno Jaudon, Jacques Lepart et al.•Histoire & Sociétés Rurales•2010

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