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Day of Archaeology Archive

Lorna-Jane Richardson, Matthew Law, Andrew Dufton, Kate Ellenberger, Stuart Eve, Tom Goskar, Jess Ogden, Daniel Pett, Andrew Reinhard, 2018. (updated 2021) https://doi.org/10.5284/1048331. How to cite using this DOI

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Les Queyriaux (France) : an exceptional discovery for INRAP

Year: 2013 Author: INRAP Categories: Prehistory, Bronze Age, Day of Archaeology 2013, Excavation

Tags: Les Queyriaux, Chasséen, Inrap, Carine Muller-Pelltier, Middle Bronze Age, Archaeology, France, on the field

, INRAP (2013): Les Queyriaux (France) : an exceptional discovery for INRAP. https://doi.org/10.5284/1080055

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Serious atmosphere in the office – working on documentation, plans and descriptions. © Julia Patouret, Inrap

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Base of the mechanical clearing showing the density of the structures: no respite! © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

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Unearthing a middle Neolithic vase from an opened ditch: the trawl takes over the mechanical tool. © Julia Patouret, Inrap

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Excavation by square metres of a middle Neolithic occupation floor, with a large heated stone hearth in the foreground. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

Excavation by square metres of a middle Neolithic occupation floor, with a large heated stone hearth in the foreground. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap
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Discussion and consultation. (I am on the right !) © Julie Gerez, Inrap

Discussion and consultation. (I am on the right !) © Julie Gerez, Inrap
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Clearing fragments of terra cotta with imprints of the clay dome of a collapsed oven from the middle Neolithic. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

Clearing fragments of terra cotta with imprints of the clay dome of a collapsed oven from the middle Neolithic. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap
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Photo 7 : Excavating an animal deposit (carnivore) in a middle Bronze Age ditch. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

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Photo 7 : Excavating an animal deposit (carnivore) in a middle Bronze Age ditch. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

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Wet sieving sediments onsite never stops, even in rough weather! © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

Wet sieving sediments onsite never stops, even in rough weather! © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap
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Wet sieving sediments onsite never stops, even in rough weather! © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

Wet sieving sediments onsite never stops, even in rough weather! © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap
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Parts of an occupation layer sector being manually excavated. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap

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Photo 10 : Dismantling and recording a heated stone hearth. © Carine Muller-Pelletier, Inrap
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The return of nicer weather. © Marcel Brizard, Inrap
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Middle rampart - wall

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