Le dolmen du Villard, Lauzet-Ubaye (04) et le contexte funéraire au Néolithique dans les Alpes méridionales. Réflexions sur le mobilier et les pratiques funéraires au Campaniforme en Provence. Gaule and important private collections

and important private collections

l'Océanie et l'Amérique précolombienne

Proceedings of the international conference organized by the French School of Rome

Ornithologist Guilhem Lesaffre offers a new essay to accompany each set of photographs

He details the contributions of biomimicry in terms of innovation and constitutes a sort of collection of solutions to the challenges of sustainable development

Le dolmen du Villard, Lauzet-Ubaye (04) et le contexte funéraire au Néolithique dans les Alpes méridionales. Réflexions sur le mobilier et les pratiques funéraires au Campaniforme en Provence. Gaule and important private collectionsThe Villard dolmen is the only preserved megalithic monument from a small group of eight Alpine dolmens discovered near Gap and disappeared at the end of the 19th century. Located at the confluence of the Durance and Ubaye rivers, it was reported as early as 1894. Research on this tomb and its restoration took place from 1980 to 1983. The good preservation of the human bone remains and the furnishings has facilitated the detailed study of the