Fabrice Monna
Biographic Data
| ID | 634257 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fabrice Monna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fabrice |
| FAMILY NAME | Monna |
| SIGNATURE | MONNA F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7771-2434 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Detecting pigments of cave paintings hidden beneath calcite layers
Iron-based pigments in prehistoric rock paintings may be masked by calcite layers. • Magnetic susceptibility and reflectance spectroscopy (400–2500 nm) are non-invasive. • We propose MS and RS techniques associated with advanced statistical analysis. • Laboratory experiments detect iron-bearing pigments beneath up to 7 mm of calcite. • Prehistoric rock art is detected under 3 mm of calcite on a cave wall by MS and RS. Detecting cave paintings, pr…
Discriminating flint and chert raw materials with LA-ICP-MS/MS, compositional data analysis, and supervised machine learning for archaeological applications
Studying seriality in material culture by geometric morphometrics–gold wild boars from the Arzhan-2 barrow, Tuva
In the field of material culture, seriality refers to the serial production of nearly the same object in terms of shape and size, yielding visually identical artefacts. Subtle variations may nevertheless occur, depending on the technologies used, or the number and reliability of moulds, for example. Geometric morphometrics based on landmark analysis, along with accompanying statistical techniques, provides methods well-suited for identifying smal…
L’inventaire inhabituel d’un lot de vaisselle et d’une stèle anthropomorphe
La fouille menée sur le site de Rochefort-sur-Nenon Chemin des Rupts (Jura) a permis de mettre au jour une trentaine de trous de poteau et de fosses dont dix ont pu être attribués au Hallstatt D1 d’après leur mobilier et les dates radiométriques réalisées sur charbons de bois. Parmi ces structures, la 1034 se singularise par le mobilier qui y a été découvert, notamment une stèle anthropomorphe en calcaire, associée à des milliers de fragments de …
Discrimination of wheel-thrown pottery surface treatment by Deep Learning
A computer tool to identify best matches for pottery fragments
Deep learning to detect built cultural heritage from satellite imagery. - Spatial distribution and size of vernacular houses in Sumba, Indonesia
Documenting carved stones from 3D models. Part II - Ambient occlusion to reveal carved parts
Images of camels on a mammoth tusk from West Siberia
Machine learning for rapid mapping of archaeological structures made of dry stones - Example of burial monuments from the Khirgisuur culture, Mongolia
Documenting carved stones by 3D modelling - Example of Mongolian deer stones
Quantifying Cereal-Reaping Microwear On Flint Tools
From the earliest Neolithic in the Near East to the last Chalcolithic cultures in Western Europe, certain flint tools have been used as sickles to harvest cereals. Such harvesting tools can be identified through use-wear analyses, because the cutting of herbaceous plants produces specific wear-traces on the working edge of flint blades. The aim of this work is to explore harvesting-driven microwear variability and, more particularly, intensity of…
Unsupervised model-based clustering for typological classification of Middle Bronze Age flanged axes
Tracking archaeological and historical mines using mineral prospectivity mapping
Morphometrics of Second Iron Age ceramics – strengths, weaknesses, and comparison with traditional typology
Years of vegetation history and land-use changes in the Morvan Mountains (France)
This paper aims to reconstruct the vegetation history of a middle mountain – the Morvan (Burgundy, France) – since the Neolithic (i.e. 7000 years). The results of palynological and non-pollen palynomorphs (NPPs) analysis performed on 10 peat cores document the main phases of human agro-pastoral practices and natural resources management which drove the formation of the cultural landscape of the Morvan Massif over time. To document the history of …
Morphometry of Middle Bronze Age palstaves. Part II – spatial distribution of shapes in two typological groups, implications for production and exportation
L’Oppidum de Bibracte (Mont Beuvray, France) Bilan de 10 Annees de Recherches (1996–2005)
This article contains the results of 10 years of research in the Gaulish oppidum of Bibracte between 1996 and 2005. It discusses the thematic developed in Centre archéologique européen of Bibracte in this period. It concerns the natural and human environment, the organisation of the oppidum and the political and economic structures.The palaeoenvironmental analyses have demonstrated the strong impact of human activities, namely of paleometallurgy,…
Morphometry of Middle Bronze Age palstaves by Discrete Cosine Transform
Environmental impact of early palaeometallurgy
Quel statut pour les espaces de montagne durant l’âge du Bronze
Après avoir été longuement négligé, le milieu montagnard apparaît désormais comme un terrain de recherche privilégié pour l’analyse des anthroposystèmes et, en particulier, pour celle des interactions entre les sociétés et leur environnement. Le développement récent de plusieurs programmes inter-disciplinaires ou fédératifs de recherches, tant dans les Alpes que dans les Pyrénées, révèle l’intérêt et les enjeux scientifiques qui s’y concentrent.D…
La métallurgie du fer au Pays Basque durant l’Antiquité. État des connaissances dans la vallée de Baigorri (Pyrénées-Atlantiques)
Une étude de la métallurgie antique du fer a été engagée au Pays Basque, dans la vallée de Baigorri, un secteur dont les gisements métallifères ont été exploités dès avant l’Antiquité et parfois jusqu’au XXe siècle. Les prospections et les investigations entreprises ont révélé l’existence de deux districts miniers et métallurgiques dont la chronologie est comprise entre la fin de l’âge du Fer (IIe siècle a.C.) et le IVe siècle p.C. Les mines, les…
Morphometrics of Second Iron Age ceramics – strengths, weaknesses, and comparison with traditional typology
Morphometry of Middle Bronze Age palstaves by Discrete Cosine Transform
Deep learning to detect built cultural heritage from satellite imagery. - Spatial distribution and size of vernacular houses in Sumba, Indonesia
Morphometry of Middle Bronze Age palstaves. Part II – spatial distribution of shapes in two typological groups, implications for production and exportation
Documenting carved stones by 3D modelling - Example of Mongolian deer stones
Environmental impact of early palaeometallurgy
Tracking archaeological and historical mines using mineral prospectivity mapping
A computer tool to identify best matches for pottery fragments
Machine learning for rapid mapping of archaeological structures made of dry stones - Example of burial monuments from the Khirgisuur culture, Mongolia
Discrimination of wheel-thrown pottery surface treatment by Deep Learning
Documenting carved stones from 3D models. Part II - Ambient occlusion to reveal carved parts
Images of camels on a mammoth tusk from West Siberia
Quantifying Cereal-Reaping Microwear On Flint Tools
From the earliest Neolithic in the Near East to the last Chalcolithic cultures in Western Europe, certain flint tools have been used as sickles to harvest cereals. Such harvesting tools can be identified through use-wear analyses, because the cutting of herbaceous plants produces specific wear-traces on the working edge of flint blades. The aim of this work is to explore harvesting-driven microwear variability and, more particularly, intensity of…
Years of vegetation history and land-use changes in the Morvan Mountains (France)
This paper aims to reconstruct the vegetation history of a middle mountain – the Morvan (Burgundy, France) – since the Neolithic (i.e. 7000 years). The results of palynological and non-pollen palynomorphs (NPPs) analysis performed on 10 peat cores document the main phases of human agro-pastoral practices and natural resources management which drove the formation of the cultural landscape of the Morvan Massif over time. To document the history of …
La métallurgie du fer au Pays Basque durant l’Antiquité. État des connaissances dans la vallée de Baigorri (Pyrénées-Atlantiques)
Une étude de la métallurgie antique du fer a été engagée au Pays Basque, dans la vallée de Baigorri, un secteur dont les gisements métallifères ont été exploités dès avant l’Antiquité et parfois jusqu’au XXe siècle. Les prospections et les investigations entreprises ont révélé l’existence de deux districts miniers et métallurgiques dont la chronologie est comprise entre la fin de l’âge du Fer (IIe siècle a.C.) et le IVe siècle p.C. Les mines, les…
Environmental impact of early palaeometallurgy
Quel statut pour les espaces de montagne durant l’âge du Bronze
Après avoir été longuement négligé, le milieu montagnard apparaît désormais comme un terrain de recherche privilégié pour l’analyse des anthroposystèmes et, en particulier, pour celle des interactions entre les sociétés et leur environnement. Le développement récent de plusieurs programmes inter-disciplinaires ou fédératifs de recherches, tant dans les Alpes que dans les Pyrénées, révèle l’intérêt et les enjeux scientifiques qui s’y concentrent.D…
L’Oppidum de Bibracte (Mont Beuvray, France) Bilan de 10 Annees de Recherches (1996–2005)
This article contains the results of 10 years of research in the Gaulish oppidum of Bibracte between 1996 and 2005. It discusses the thematic developed in Centre archéologique européen of Bibracte in this period. It concerns the natural and human environment, the organisation of the oppidum and the political and economic structures.The palaeoenvironmental analyses have demonstrated the strong impact of human activities, namely of paleometallurgy,…
Morphometry of Middle Bronze Age palstaves by Discrete Cosine Transform
Morphometry of Middle Bronze Age palstaves. Part II – spatial distribution of shapes in two typological groups, implications for production and exportation
Years of vegetation history and land-use changes in the Morvan Mountains (France)
This paper aims to reconstruct the vegetation history of a middle mountain – the Morvan (Burgundy, France) – since the Neolithic (i.e. 7000 years). The results of palynological and non-pollen palynomorphs (NPPs) analysis performed on 10 peat cores document the main phases of human agro-pastoral practices and natural resources management which drove the formation of the cultural landscape of the Morvan Massif over time. To document the history of …
Tracking archaeological and historical mines using mineral prospectivity mapping
Morphometrics of Second Iron Age ceramics – strengths, weaknesses, and comparison with traditional typology
Unsupervised model-based clustering for typological classification of Middle Bronze Age flanged axes
Quantifying Cereal-Reaping Microwear On Flint Tools
From the earliest Neolithic in the Near East to the last Chalcolithic cultures in Western Europe, certain flint tools have been used as sickles to harvest cereals. Such harvesting tools can be identified through use-wear analyses, because the cutting of herbaceous plants produces specific wear-traces on the working edge of flint blades. The aim of this work is to explore harvesting-driven microwear variability and, more particularly, intensity of…
Documenting carved stones by 3D modelling - Example of Mongolian deer stones
Images of camels on a mammoth tusk from West Siberia
Machine learning for rapid mapping of archaeological structures made of dry stones - Example of burial monuments from the Khirgisuur culture, Mongolia
A computer tool to identify best matches for pottery fragments
Deep learning to detect built cultural heritage from satellite imagery. - Spatial distribution and size of vernacular houses in Sumba, Indonesia
Documenting carved stones from 3D models. Part II - Ambient occlusion to reveal carved parts
Discrimination of wheel-thrown pottery surface treatment by Deep Learning
L’inventaire inhabituel d’un lot de vaisselle et d’une stèle anthropomorphe
La fouille menée sur le site de Rochefort-sur-Nenon Chemin des Rupts (Jura) a permis de mettre au jour une trentaine de trous de poteau et de fosses dont dix ont pu être attribués au Hallstatt D1 d’après leur mobilier et les dates radiométriques réalisées sur charbons de bois. Parmi ces structures, la 1034 se singularise par le mobilier qui y a été découvert, notamment une stèle anthropomorphe en calcaire, associée à des milliers de fragments de …
Studying seriality in material culture by geometric morphometrics–gold wild boars from the Arzhan-2 barrow, Tuva
In the field of material culture, seriality refers to the serial production of nearly the same object in terms of shape and size, yielding visually identical artefacts. Subtle variations may nevertheless occur, depending on the technologies used, or the number and reliability of moulds, for example. Geometric morphometrics based on landmark analysis, along with accompanying statistical techniques, provides methods well-suited for identifying smal…
Detecting pigments of cave paintings hidden beneath calcite layers
Iron-based pigments in prehistoric rock paintings may be masked by calcite layers. • Magnetic susceptibility and reflectance spectroscopy (400–2500 nm) are non-invasive. • We propose MS and RS techniques associated with advanced statistical analysis. • Laboratory experiments detect iron-bearing pigments beneath up to 7 mm of calcite. • Prehistoric rock art is detected under 3 mm of calcite on a cave wall by MS and RS. Detecting cave paintings, pr…
Discriminating flint and chert raw materials with LA-ICP-MS/MS, compositional data analysis, and supervised machine learning for archaeological applications
Geography (18 works) · Archaeology (15 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Geology (10 works) · Artificial Intelligence (8 works) · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction (7 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (7 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 works) · Cartography (5 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (4 works)