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    Les courses à l’heure d’internet by Delphine Pernot, Anne Aguiléra

    Published 2017-12-01
    “…Based on two surveys carried out in the urban areas of Dijon and Besançon, this article analyzes the relationship between grocery shopping in “drives” (drive-in supermarkets) and mobilities. …”
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    « Et encourt sont les dictes forches en la dicte place toutes droictes… ». La guerre des gibets dans l’État bourguignon naissant (Franche-Comté, 1380-1400) by Michelle Bubenicek

    Published 2015-09-01
    “…The county of Bourgogne – Franche-Comté – appears as the privileged ground of a « war gallows » between Philippe le Hardi , the first Duke Valois of Bourgogne, and some of his political opponents, great nobles and community inhabitants, as the imperial city of Besancon.…”
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    Des traces d’artisanat dans les monastères comtois du haut Moyen Âge by Sébastien Bully, Aurélia Bully, Inès Pactat (contribution)

    Published 2015-11-01
    “…However, thanks to some exceptional finds, which emerged from excavations at Saint-Claude, Luxeuil, Baume and Jussamoutier de Besançon, it is possible for us to nevertheless begin to examine artisanal activity within the monastic precinct, while considering a number of underlying questions: who was involved in this activity, what did their work entail, and to whom was their production targeted?…”
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    Nouvelles données sur l’agglomération antique d’Epomanduodurum (Mandeure et Mathay, Doubs) by Philippe Barral, David Billoin, Séverine Blin, Gilles Bossuet, Cédric Cramatte, Catherine Fruchart, Clément Laplaige, Antoine Mamie, Jacques Monnier, Pierre Mougin, Pierre Nouvel, Jean-François Piningre, Matthieu Thivet

    Published 2015-12-01
    “…A collective research program is studying since 2001 the ancient agglomeration of Mandeure-Mathay (Epomanduodurum), considered as second one after the chief town Besançon, in the Sequani territory, by its size and its impressive monumental buildings. …”
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    Le castrum de l’Antiquité tardive et du haut Moyen Âge de Mandeure et l’établissement fortifié de hauteur de Château-Julien (Doubs) by David Billoin, Cédric Cramatte

    Published 2017-12-01
    “…Recent discoveries have deeply renewed the knowledge on the antique town of Mandeure, considered as the major town of the Sequani after the civitas capital Besançon/Vesontio. They allowed to reconsider the town evolution between the Late Iron Age and the Early Middle Ages but above all to understand the extent of changes that the town goes through during the Late Antiquity; the construction of a castrum and of an Early Christian basilica on the spot of a military camp built in the mid-4th c. …”
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