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- 2021Le fer des principautés : « L’Économie du fer » dans le nord-est de la France au Hallstatt D et à La Tène A1
- 2018La métallurgie du fer à l'âge du Fer dans le bassin versant du Crould : organisation des productions et étude de provenance
- 2017Organisation des productions sidérurgiques en Gaule (VII<sup>e</sup>-I<sup>er</sup> s. a.C.) : de la réduction du métal à l’élaboration de demi-produits
- 2013Forging Activities in Jaffa during Ottoman Palestine
- 2013The acquisition and circulation of iron during Iron Age II in the northern region of the Paris Basin (France)
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Organisation des productions sidérurgiques en Gaule (VII<sup>e</sup>-I<sup>er</sup> s. a.C.) : de la réduction du métal à l’élaboration de demi-produits
Abstract
This article proposes an updated state of the art concerning the organization of the first production stages in ferrous metallurgy in the Gaul territory. Indeed, since the last syntheses was published in 2007 for the XXVIIIth AFEAF’s symposium of Toulouse several program have been achieved.It so appears, that changes are perceptible throughout the Iron Age in the organization of the primary production (reduction and refining), in the types of furnaces, in the production intensity and in the types of traded metallic raw material. Nevertheless, disparities in the archaeological data are observed: the end of the first Iron Age and the beginning of the second (Ha D3 - LT A) deliver the largest number of workshop sites, while the middle of the second Iron Age (LT B-C) stay little documented. The end of the second Iron Age, again better illustrated, seems to be characterized by a grouping and a certain form of production specialization.