Michel Lamothe

Biographic Data

ID	3592270
NAME	Michel Lamothe
GIVEN NAMES	Michel
FAMILY NAME	Lamothe
SIGNATURE	LAMOTHE M
AFFILIATIONS	Université du Québec à Montréal
ORCID	0000-0002-1343-6490
VERIFIED	Yes
TOTAL WORKS	22
TOTAL CITATIONS	48
WORKS AS AUTHOR	22
WORKS AS EDITOR	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2022
H-INDEX	3

Late Pleistocene aeolian deposition and human occupation on the eastern edge of the deglacial corridor, northeastern Alberta, Canada
Open AccessROBIN WOYWITKA, Duane Froese et al.ARTICLEQuaternary Research2022
The lower Athabasca River basin in northeastern Alberta contains one of the highest known concentrations of prehistoric archaeological sites in the boreal forests of western Canada. This is due to the combination of readily available sources of lithic raw material stone near a major travel corridor, and extensive archaeological survey conducted in advance of oil sands mining. Typological studies have proposed immediate post-glacial occupations th…
Characterization and dating of San rock art in the Metolong catchment, Lesotho
Open AccessAdelphine Bonneau, David G Pearce et al.ARTICLEQuaternary International2022
Luminescence chronology of the northeastern Bulgarian loess-paleosol sequences (Viatovo and Kaolinovo)
Open AccessSanda Balescu, Diana Jordanova et al.ARTICLEQuaternary International2020
New lithostratigraphic and chronostratigraphic data for the fossil human skull-bearing eolianite of Rabat-Kebibat (Morocco)
Driss Chahid, Larbi Boudad et al.ARTICLEQuaternaire2020References: 16
The Kebibat quarry locates on the coastal area of Rabat. It is also known as ‘’The Rabat Human deposit’’ due to the presence of human cranial bones in the quarry deposit. These remains of Hominines are related to the archaic Homo sapiens.The revision of the geological and geochronological context of Kebibat and its surroundings allowed clarifying the morpho-litho-stratigraphic aspects of the different formations that constitute it, as well as the…
La séquence loessique Pléistocène moyen à supérieur d’Etricourt‐Manancourt (Picardie, France)
Sylvie Coutard, P Antoine et al.ARTICLEQuaternaire2018Cited by: 2References: 8
Cet article se focalise essentiellement sur l’approche paléopédologique d’une nouvelle séquence loessique du Pléistocène moyen découverte à l’occasion d’une fouille archéologique préventive à Étricourt-Manancourt (Somme). Cette séquence, d’une douzaine de mètres cumulés, correspond à cinq cycles glaciaire-interglaciaire et intègre cinq niveaux paléolithiques en place. Elle a fait l’objet d’analyses sédimentologiques et micromorphologiques détaill…
Nouvelles données sur la chronologie des sites paléolithiques en contexte lœssique du Nord-Est et du Sud-Est de la Roumanie (Périphérie orientale des Carpates)
Open AccessSanda Balescu, Alain Tuffreau et al.ARTICLEL Anthropologie2018Cited by: 2References: 32
Les hauts niveaux marins interglaciaires pléistocènes enregistrés dans la région d’Agadir
Open AccessSanda Balescu, André Weisrock et al.ARTICLEL Anthropologie2017
Développement de la méthode de datation par luminescence (TL/OSL) au Maroc
Open AccessLahcen Bejjit, Mustapha Haddad et al.ARTICLEL Anthropologie2017
Les paléo-rivages des formations littorales atlantiques du Pléistocène moyen – supérieur de Rabat-Témara (Maroc)
Open AccessDriss Chahid, Larbi Boudad et al.ARTICLEL Anthropologie2017
La contribution de la luminescence à la datation des hauts niveaux marins du Pléistocène
Open AccessMichel LamotheARTICLEL Anthropologie2017
A Pigment Characterization Approach to Selection of Dating Methods and Interpretation of Rock Art
Open AccessAdelphine Bonneau, J Moyle et al.ARTICLEArchaeometry2017Cited by: 5References: 29
Dating is perhaps the most frequently asked question in rock art studies, but still one of the most difficult to answer. However, chronology is vital in order to understand and interpret rock art sites. Unfortunately, attempts at dating the Mikinak site, at Lake Wapizagonke, Quebec, Canada were unsuccessful. But a multi-instrumental protocol applied to characterize paintings shows that at least three different paint recipes were employed to creat…
Cascades 5, une composante de la tradition de l’Archaïque du Golfe du Maine à East Angus, Estrie, Québec
Claude Chapdelaine, Éric Graillon et al.ARTICLERecherches amérindiennes au Québec2016References: 4
La vallée de la rivière Saint-François a été occupée depuis au moins 10 000 ans avant aujourd’hui par des chasseurs de la culture Plano, et le site Cascades 5 contribue à combler un hiatus culturel important entre 8000 et 10 000 ans avant aujourd’hui avec une occupation associée à l’Archaïque ancien. L’enfouissement des vestiges exigeait une lecture pédologique pour confirmer la présence d’un horizon enfoui. Le matériel archéologique présente de …
Dating the last 500 000 years of climate history using feldspar luminescence
Open AccessMichel LamotheARTICLEQuaternary International2012
Palaeochannels of the Balkh river (northern Afghanistan) and human occupation since the Bronze Age period
Open AccessEric Fouache, Roland Besenval et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science2012Cited by: 3References: 5
To Trust or Not to Trust? What Matters in Local Government-Vendor Relationships
Michel Lamothe, Scott Lamothe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Public Administration…2012Cited by: 24References: 70
Relational contracting or collaborative governance has come to the forefront of scholarly studies of government privatization efforts. The concept of trust (between contracting governments and their vendors) is rising in importance as one of the central tenets of this type of governance. What is largely understudied in the midst of this increasing attention to the topic is identifying how and under what conditions trust is formed and sustained. B…
The variegated (VT) tephra
Open AccessBritta J L Jensen, Shari J Preece et al.ARTICLEQuaternary International2011
Les occupations du Paléolithique moyen et supérieur d’Épouville (Pays de Caux) en contexte loessique
Caroline Guette-Marsac, Jean-Pierre Lautridou et al.ARTICLEQuaternaire2009References: 1
Le site archéologique d’Epouville (vallée de la Lézarde) se situe sur un grand glacis dominé par un versant en pente forte. La stratigraphie des loess weichseliens est pratiquement semblable à celle des plateaux avoisinants (Saint-Romain, Goderville) mais les processus périglaciaires de versant ont été ici plus nombreux et plus actifs. Les industries sont localisées dans le « limon grumeleux » placé juste au dessus du Sol de Mesnil-Esnard (gley s…
La séquence loessique de Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf (Normandie, France)
Dominique Cliquet, Jean‐Pierre Lautridou et al.ARTICLESPIRE - Sciences Po Institutional…2009Cited by: 10
A Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf dans la vallée de la Seine, quatre lœss anciens se superposent, avec quatre sols interglaciaires intercalés : Elbeuf I (Eemien), Elbeuf II, Elbeuf III et Elbeuf IV. Le sol le plus ancien (Elbeuf IV) est fossilisé localement par une couche de sables blancs alluviaux et par un tuf calcaire intégrant une association malacologique interglaciaire à Lyrodiscus, maintenant considéré comme marqueur biostratigraphique du stade is…
Études stratigraphique et sédimentologique de sites archéologiques du parc du Lac Leamy (Gatineau)
Jeffrey Vaillancourt, Gilbert Prichonnet et al.ARTICLERecherches amérindiennes au Québec2008
Études stratigraphique et sédimentologique de sites archéologiques du parc du Lac Leamy (Gatineau) : de l’Archaïque à aujourd’hui. An article from journal Recherches amérindiennes au Québec (Relations durables : autochtones, territoires et développement), on Érudit
Measurement of anomalous fading for feldspar IRSL using SAR
Open AccessM Auclair, Michel Lamothe et al.ARTICLERadiation Measurements2003
The Identification of Granitic Fire-Cracked Rocks Using Luminescence of Alkali Feldspars
Open AccessGeorge Rapp, Sanda Balescu et al.ARTICLEAmerican Antiquity1999Cited by: 2References: 8
The question of Fire-Cracked Rock (FCR) in Woodland contexts has become an important and controversial topic in Western Great Lakes archaeology. There are no clear and widely accepted criteria for distinguishing FCR when the rocks show no observable characteristics associated with fire (heating and cooling). To help overcome this shortcoming, we analyzed both the thermoluminescence (TL) and the optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) of alkali fe…
Late Stage 5 Glacio-isostatic Sea in the St. Lawrence Valley, Canada and United States
Open AccessSerge Occhietti, Sanda Balescu et al.ARTICLEQuaternary Research1996
Although post-glacial marine sediments of late Wisconsinan and early Holocene age are common in eastern Canada and the northeastern United States, remnants of older Pleistocene marine sediments are scarce. A fossiliferous marine clay that predates the classical Wisconsinan was recently discovered in the St. Lawrence Valley. A dominantly estuarine environment is inferred from the geochemistry of the shells (δ 18 O = −7.1) and from benthic foramini…

To Trust or Not to Trust? What Matters in Local Government-Vendor Relationships
Michel Lamothe, Scott Lamothe et al.ARTICLEJournal of Public Administration…2012Cited by: 24References: 70
Relational contracting or collaborative governance has come to the forefront of scholarly studies of government privatization efforts. The concept of trust (between contracting governments and their vendors) is rising in importance as one of the central tenets of this type of governance. What is largely understudied in the midst of this increasing attention to the topic is identifying how and under what conditions trust is formed and sustained. B…
La séquence loessique de Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf (Normandie, France)
Dominique Cliquet, Jean‐Pierre Lautridou et al.ARTICLESPIRE - Sciences Po Institutional…2009Cited by: 10
A Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf dans la vallée de la Seine, quatre lœss anciens se superposent, avec quatre sols interglaciaires intercalés : Elbeuf I (Eemien), Elbeuf II, Elbeuf III et Elbeuf IV. Le sol le plus ancien (Elbeuf IV) est fossilisé localement par une couche de sables blancs alluviaux et par un tuf calcaire intégrant une association malacologique interglaciaire à Lyrodiscus, maintenant considéré comme marqueur biostratigraphique du stade is…
A Pigment Characterization Approach to Selection of Dating Methods and Interpretation of Rock Art
Open AccessAdelphine Bonneau, J Moyle et al.ARTICLEArchaeometry2017Cited by: 5References: 29
Dating is perhaps the most frequently asked question in rock art studies, but still one of the most difficult to answer. However, chronology is vital in order to understand and interpret rock art sites. Unfortunately, attempts at dating the Mikinak site, at Lake Wapizagonke, Quebec, Canada were unsuccessful. But a multi-instrumental protocol applied to characterize paintings shows that at least three different paint recipes were employed to creat…
Palaeochannels of the Balkh river (northern Afghanistan) and human occupation since the Bronze Age period
Open AccessEric Fouache, Roland Besenval et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science2012Cited by: 3References: 5
La séquence loessique Pléistocène moyen à supérieur d’Etricourt‐Manancourt (Picardie, France)
Sylvie Coutard, P Antoine et al.ARTICLEQuaternaire2018Cited by: 2References: 8
Cet article se focalise essentiellement sur l’approche paléopédologique d’une nouvelle séquence loessique du Pléistocène moyen découverte à l’occasion d’une fouille archéologique préventive à Étricourt-Manancourt (Somme). Cette séquence, d’une douzaine de mètres cumulés, correspond à cinq cycles glaciaire-interglaciaire et intègre cinq niveaux paléolithiques en place. Elle a fait l’objet d’analyses sédimentologiques et micromorphologiques détaill…
Nouvelles données sur la chronologie des sites paléolithiques en contexte lœssique du Nord-Est et du Sud-Est de la Roumanie (Périphérie orientale des Carpates)
Open AccessSanda Balescu, Alain Tuffreau et al.ARTICLEL Anthropologie2018Cited by: 2References: 32
The Identification of Granitic Fire-Cracked Rocks Using Luminescence of Alkali Feldspars
Open AccessGeorge Rapp, Sanda Balescu et al.ARTICLEAmerican Antiquity1999Cited by: 2References: 8
The question of Fire-Cracked Rock (FCR) in Woodland contexts has become an important and controversial topic in Western Great Lakes archaeology. There are no clear and widely accepted criteria for distinguishing FCR when the rocks show no observable characteristics associated with fire (heating and cooling). To help overcome this shortcoming, we analyzed both the thermoluminescence (TL) and the optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) of alkali fe…