Antoine Laurent
Biographic Data
| ID | 3592303 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antoine Laurent |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antoine |
| FAMILY NAME | Laurent |
| SIGNATURE | LAURENT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2653-1008 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Thickness Estimation of the Soil‐Sedimentary Cover Inside Causewayed Enclosures to Locate an Occupation Layer: Map of the Archaeological Potential of the Neolithic Causewayed Enclosure of Le Pontet
The western centre of France is one of the richest regions of Western Europe in terms of causewayed enclosures from the Neolithic period. To date, more than 300 such sites have been identified. Most causewayed enclosures in the region range in size from some hectares to over 10 ha. Exhaustive excavation of such sites is rarely performed because such operations are both financially expensive and time intensive. Completing an exhaustive excavation …
The Roquefort Megalithic Monument at Lugasson (Gironde) and the Question of Gallery Graves in Aquitaine (Abridged version)
The Aquitaine gallery graves are located at the heart of one of the oldest centres of European megalithism, yet until recently, they were still little known and poorly dated. These dolmen gallery graves are well represented between Charente-Maritime and Lot-et-Garonne, and may possibly have emerged in this region before spreading throughout Atlantic Europe. Long considered as late architecture, like the Armorican gallery graves, some authors have…
Le monument mégalithique de Roquefort à Lugasson (Gironde) et la question des allées couvertes en Aquitaine
Au cœur de l’un des foyers les plus anciens du mégalithisme européen, les allées d’Aquitaine restent encore méconnues et mal datées. Ces dolmens en allée couverte sont pourtant bien représentés entre la Charente-Maritime et le Lot-et-Garonne et font de cette région un secteur potentiel d’apparition et de diffusion du phénomène. Considérés de longue date comme des architectures tardives, à l’image des allées couvertes armoricaines, certains auteur…
Inspecter les zones d’altitude: Programme TAHMM ou le développement d’une procédure multi-source pour la prospection archéologique des terrains d’altitude
Jusqu’à ces trente dernières années, les zones de montagne ont été considérées comme immuables. Leurs modes d’accès et de gestion, leurs dynamiques d’évolution et les pratiques agro-pastorales étaient jusque-là perçus atones. Il a fallu la mise en place d’un dialogue entre les sciences humaines (archéologie, histoire, ethnologie) et naturelles (anthracologie, palynologie) et l’insertion de nouveaux outils (DGPS – Digital Global Positionning Syste…
The emergence of monumental architecture in Atlantic Europe: A fortified fifth-millennium BC enclosure in western France
The earliest monumentality in Western Europe is associated with megalithic structures, but where did the builders of these monuments live? Here, the authors focus on west-central France, one of the earliest centres of megalithic building in Atlantic Europe, commencing in the mid fifth millennium BC. They report on an enclosure at Le Peu (Charente), dated to the Middle Neolithic ( c . 4400 BC), and defined by a ditch with two ‘crab claw’ entrances…
Projet Archaeoroom: L’apport de la 3D à l’étude mégalithique
Dans cet atelier, nous présentons le projet de thèse Archaeoroom, lauréat du programme ADI de l’Université de Toulouse et de la Région Occitanie, qui a débuté en octobre 2021. Il est encadré par Jean-Denis Durou (MCF, Université Paul Sabatier, UMR 5505 IRIT) et Carole Fritz (DR, CNRS, UMR 5608 TRACES et MSHS-T). Face aux besoins d’enregistrement et d’étude exprimés par les acteurs du patrimoine archéologique, la thèse entend contribuer à la réali…
Vers un modèle d’évolution architecturale des dolmens caussenards en Quercy: L’apport des fouilles du dolmen I du Pech Laglaire à Gréalou (Lot)
Transdisciplinary Analysis of a Corpus of French Newsreels: The ANTRACT Project
The ANTRACT project is a cross-disciplinary apparatus dedicated to the analysis of the French newsreel company Les Actualités Françaises (1945-1969) and its film productions. Founded during the liberation of France, this state-owned company filmed more than 20,000 news reports shown in French cinemas and throughout the world over its 24 years of activity. The project brings together research organizations with a dual historical and technological …
Mapping ancient gods: Naming and embodiment beyond “anthropomorphism”. A survey of the field in echo to the books of M.S. Smith and R. Parker
Two recent books provide exceptionally stimulating insights on how space gives shape to religious representations. On the one hand, Mark S. Smith’s 2016 book Where the Gods Are: Spatial Dimensions of Anthropomorphism in the Biblical World focuses on the spatial dimension of the divine presence, as a crucial dimension of human experience. On the other hand, Robert Parker’s 2017 book Greek Gods Abroad: Names, Natures and Transformations, concentrat…
Collective memory shapes the organization of individual memories in the medial prefrontal cortex
Collective memory shapes the organization of individual memories in the medial prefrontal cortex
Thickness Estimation of the Soil‐Sedimentary Cover Inside Causewayed Enclosures to Locate an Occupation Layer: Map of the Archaeological Potential of the Neolithic Causewayed Enclosure of Le Pontet
The western centre of France is one of the richest regions of Western Europe in terms of causewayed enclosures from the Neolithic period. To date, more than 300 such sites have been identified. Most causewayed enclosures in the region range in size from some hectares to over 10 ha. Exhaustive excavation of such sites is rarely performed because such operations are both financially expensive and time intensive. Completing an exhaustive excavation …
Mapping ancient gods: Naming and embodiment beyond “anthropomorphism”. A survey of the field in echo to the books of M.S. Smith and R. Parker
Two recent books provide exceptionally stimulating insights on how space gives shape to religious representations. On the one hand, Mark S. Smith’s 2016 book Where the Gods Are: Spatial Dimensions of Anthropomorphism in the Biblical World focuses on the spatial dimension of the divine presence, as a crucial dimension of human experience. On the other hand, Robert Parker’s 2017 book Greek Gods Abroad: Names, Natures and Transformations, concentrat…
Collective memory shapes the organization of individual memories in the medial prefrontal cortex
Transdisciplinary Analysis of a Corpus of French Newsreels: The ANTRACT Project
The ANTRACT project is a cross-disciplinary apparatus dedicated to the analysis of the French newsreel company Les Actualités Françaises (1945-1969) and its film productions. Founded during the liberation of France, this state-owned company filmed more than 20,000 news reports shown in French cinemas and throughout the world over its 24 years of activity. The project brings together research organizations with a dual historical and technological …
Projet Archaeoroom: L’apport de la 3D à l’étude mégalithique
Dans cet atelier, nous présentons le projet de thèse Archaeoroom, lauréat du programme ADI de l’Université de Toulouse et de la Région Occitanie, qui a débuté en octobre 2021. Il est encadré par Jean-Denis Durou (MCF, Université Paul Sabatier, UMR 5505 IRIT) et Carole Fritz (DR, CNRS, UMR 5608 TRACES et MSHS-T). Face aux besoins d’enregistrement et d’étude exprimés par les acteurs du patrimoine archéologique, la thèse entend contribuer à la réali…
Vers un modèle d’évolution architecturale des dolmens caussenards en Quercy: L’apport des fouilles du dolmen I du Pech Laglaire à Gréalou (Lot)
Inspecter les zones d’altitude: Programme TAHMM ou le développement d’une procédure multi-source pour la prospection archéologique des terrains d’altitude
Jusqu’à ces trente dernières années, les zones de montagne ont été considérées comme immuables. Leurs modes d’accès et de gestion, leurs dynamiques d’évolution et les pratiques agro-pastorales étaient jusque-là perçus atones. Il a fallu la mise en place d’un dialogue entre les sciences humaines (archéologie, histoire, ethnologie) et naturelles (anthracologie, palynologie) et l’insertion de nouveaux outils (DGPS – Digital Global Positionning Syste…
The emergence of monumental architecture in Atlantic Europe: A fortified fifth-millennium BC enclosure in western France
The earliest monumentality in Western Europe is associated with megalithic structures, but where did the builders of these monuments live? Here, the authors focus on west-central France, one of the earliest centres of megalithic building in Atlantic Europe, commencing in the mid fifth millennium BC. They report on an enclosure at Le Peu (Charente), dated to the Middle Neolithic ( c . 4400 BC), and defined by a ditch with two ‘crab claw’ entrances…
Thickness Estimation of the Soil‐Sedimentary Cover Inside Causewayed Enclosures to Locate an Occupation Layer: Map of the Archaeological Potential of the Neolithic Causewayed Enclosure of Le Pontet
The western centre of France is one of the richest regions of Western Europe in terms of causewayed enclosures from the Neolithic period. To date, more than 300 such sites have been identified. Most causewayed enclosures in the region range in size from some hectares to over 10 ha. Exhaustive excavation of such sites is rarely performed because such operations are both financially expensive and time intensive. Completing an exhaustive excavation …
The Roquefort Megalithic Monument at Lugasson (Gironde) and the Question of Gallery Graves in Aquitaine (Abridged version)
The Aquitaine gallery graves are located at the heart of one of the oldest centres of European megalithism, yet until recently, they were still little known and poorly dated. These dolmen gallery graves are well represented between Charente-Maritime and Lot-et-Garonne, and may possibly have emerged in this region before spreading throughout Atlantic Europe. Long considered as late architecture, like the Armorican gallery graves, some authors have…
Le monument mégalithique de Roquefort à Lugasson (Gironde) et la question des allées couvertes en Aquitaine
Au cœur de l’un des foyers les plus anciens du mégalithisme européen, les allées d’Aquitaine restent encore méconnues et mal datées. Ces dolmens en allée couverte sont pourtant bien représentés entre la Charente-Maritime et le Lot-et-Garonne et font de cette région un secteur potentiel d’apparition et de diffusion du phénomène. Considérés de longue date comme des architectures tardives, à l’image des allées couvertes armoricaines, certains auteur…
Geography (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Megalith (3 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Enclosure (2 works)