Of the few funerary discoveries dating to the late Iron Age in the Franche-Comté, most have been found in old excavations and are therefore poorly documented. In principle, they seem to offer little of value to a comprehensive analysis of the period. Studies of funeral rites, particularly in relation to the numerous artifacts retrieved from graves, and the distribution of burial sites across the region, can nevertheless facilitate a fresh approach to this little known archeological corpus. This research has been the subject of a recent Master's thesis at the University of Franche-Comté. (Traduction Sadie Plant)