Places to see in ( Dijon - France ) Musee Archeologique
Places to see in ( Dijon - France ) Musee Archeologique
The archaeological museum of Dijon is a museum of archeology Burgundy founded in 1832 in Dijon in Côte-d'Or , labeled Museum of France , with collections on man in Burgundy during Prehistory , Protohistory , Roman Gaul then to the Middle Ages as well as collections of the early Christian art , the sacred art and Christian architecture . It is hosted since 1934 in the main wing of the oldAbbey of St. Benignus of Dijon ( vi th century ).
In 1832 this archaeological museum is created under the name of museum of the commission of antiquities of the department of the Coast-d'Or . The collections are exhibited previously since 1865 at the Dijon Museum of Fine Arts before being transferred in 1934 to the main wing of the former Saint Benigne Abbey in Dijon . The museum becomes municipal museum in 1955 then Museum of France .
The museum exhibits collections from all over Burgundy ( Dijon , Alesia , Source-Seine , Vertault , Mâlain , Moutiers-Saint-Jean , Curtil-Saint-Seine , Blanot , La Rochepot , Chaume-lès-Baigneux , Étaules , Selongey ... ).
Level 0: the chapter house and the scriptorium ( xi th century ) expose ex-votos ( carved wood sources of the Seine to the goddess of Celtic mythology Gaulish Sequana the sanctuary Gallo-Roman of the sources of the Seine ), the steles and bas-reliefs , sculptures of the castrum of Dijon .
Level 1: the monks' dormitory ( Gothic , xiii th century ) exhibits sculptures Romanesque and Gothic of Moutiers-Saint-Jean , Curtil-Saint-Seine , the Chartreuse Champmol with a bust of Christ carved by Claus Sluter in 1399 .
Level 2: the rooms of the xvii th century exhibit remains of several periods, from the Paleolithic to the Merovingian , whose treasure of Blanot ( Bronze Age , consisting of pieces of tableware and jewelry in bronze and gold ), the strap of the Rochepot of 1.3 kg gold, objects of the spur strikethrough of Étaules , of ceramic decorated on the tinfrom Chaume-lès-Baigneux , jewels and weapons of the inhabitants of Burgundy during the Merovingian period ( fibules inlaid with garnets , silver-plated belt buckles, gold earrings, swords found in the tombs of warriors burgondes and francs ...), artefacts of the abbey Saint-Bénigne in the Middle Ages.
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Alesia, Gallo Roman city
Alesia was the capital of the Mandubii, one of the Gallic tribes allied with the Aedui. The Celtic oppidum was conquered by Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars and afterwards became a Gallo-Roman town. Its location was controversial for a long time.
Interview de P. Gruat (directeur du SDA), villa gallo romaine de Mas Marcou
Cet entretien vous fera découvrir les fonctions de cette villa gallo-romaine fouillée au XIXème siècle par l'abbé Cérès.
Vous pourrez aussi admirer de superbes dessins du mobilier retrouvé et vieux d'environ 2000 ans.
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Visite du musée archéologique de Viuz-Faverges (Gallo-romain)
Aujourd'hui je vous propose une petite visite au musée archéologique de Viuz-Faverges ( l'antique Casuaria) situé sur un site Gallo-romain d'importance sur la voie romaine traversant les alpes entre Genève et Aoste.
Bien que déja occupé depuis au moins 450ans, ce site prendra son importance après la conquête Romaine, et deviendra la Mansio Casuaria, c'est à dire une ville étape comme il en existait tout au long des voies de communication de l'empire Romain, les fouilles ont mis à jour un important sanctuaire dont la divinité principale reste un mystère, quelques bâtiments datés entre le Ier et le IVeme siècle, et la Mansio elle même, villa/gîte luxueuse, qui semble avoir subi une destruction importante en 260 lors d'une incursion des Alamans en terre Gallo-romaine...
Ce musée est assez modeste car il regroupe essentiellement des collections issues de fouilles locales, mais l'histoire du site est intéressante et le personnel serviable et qualifié, de plus le tarif d'entrée est abordable (3,50€) la visite vous prendra entre 1h et 2h.
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ELUSA Capitale Antique - Ensemble archéologique de 3 sites
ELUSA Capitale antique
Deux sites archéologiques, un Musée
En plein cœur des terres gasconnes, Elusa Capitale antique constitue un ensemble gallo-romain unique composé de trois sites archéologiques : la villa gallo-romaine de Séviac, la domus de Cieutat et le musée archéologique du Trésor d’Éauze. Trois sites complémentaires qui nous offrent un panorama inédit de la romanité. Les espaces scénographiques d’Elusa Capitale antique proposent au visiteur une découverte dynamique et interactive du patrimoine archéologique local.
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Nimes
Nîmes, a city in the Occitanie region of southern France, was an important outpost of the Roman Empire. It’s known for well-preserved monuments such as the Arena of Nîmes, a double-tiered circa-70 A.D. amphitheater still in use for concerts and bullfights. Both the Maison Carrée white limestone Roman temple and Pont du Gard tri-level aqueduct are around 2,000 years old.
Gallo-Roman culture
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Neanderthal | Wikipedia audio article
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00:02:30 1 Name and classification
00:07:46 2 Evolution
00:10:31 3 Microbiome
00:12:19 4 Habitat and range
00:14:14 5 Anatomy
00:20:03 6 Behaviour
00:25:10 6.1 Culture
00:28:26 7 Interbreeding with archaic and modern humans
00:29:14 7.1 Pre-2010 interbreeding hypotheses
00:32:08 7.2 Genetic evidence
00:35:36 7.3 Interbreeding with Denisovans
00:36:56 7.4 mtDNA phylogeny
00:38:37 8 Extinction
00:40:15 8.1 Climate change
00:41:22 8.2 Coexistence with modern humans
00:43:53 9 History of research
00:49:13 10 Specimens
00:49:22 10.1 Notable European Neanderthals
00:51:34 10.2 Notable Southwest Asian Neanderthals
00:53:23 10.3 Notable Central Asian Neanderthal
00:53:52 10.4 Chronology
00:54:06 10.4.1 Mixed with iH. heidelbergensis/i traits
00:54:43 10.4.2 iH. neanderthalensis/i fossils
00:55:50 10.4.3 iH. s. sapiens/i with traits reminiscent of Neanderthals
00:55:56 11 In popular culture
00:56:24 12 See also
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Neanderthals (UK: , also US: ; Homo neanderthalensis or Homo sapiens neanderthalensis) are an extinct species or subspecies of archaic humans in the genus Homo, who lived within Eurasia from circa 400,000 until 40,000 years ago.Currently the earliest fossils of Neanderthals in Europe are dated between 450,000 and 430,000 years ago, and thereafter Neanderthals expanded into Southwest and Central Asia. They are known from numerous fossils, as well as stone tool assemblages. Almost all assemblages younger than 160,000 years are of the so-called Mousterian techno-complex, which is characterised by tools made out of stone flakes.
The type specimen is Neanderthal 1, found in Neander Valley in the German Rhineland, in 1856.
Compared to modern humans, Neanderthals were stockier, with shorter legs and bigger bodies. In conformance with Bergmann's rule, as well as Allen's rule, this was likely an adaptation to preserve heat in cold climates. Male and female Neanderthals had cranial capacities averaging 1,600 cm3 (98 cu in) and 1,300 cm3 (79 cu in), respectively,
within the range of the values for anatomically modern humans.
Average males stood around 164 to 168 cm (65 to 66 in) and females 152 to 156 cm (60 to 61 in) tall.There has been growing evidence for admixture between Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans, reflected in the genomes of all modern non-African populations but not in the genomes of most sub-Saharan Africans. The proportion of Neanderthal-derived ancestry is estimated to be around 1–4% of the modern Eurasian genome. This suggests that some interbreeding between Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans took place after the recent out of Africa migration, around 70,000 years ago. Recent admixture analyses have added to the complexity, finding that Eastern Neanderthals derived up to 2% of their ancestry from an earlier wave of anatomically modern humans who left Africa some 100,000 years ago.