Archaeological investigations at the Maison Champlain site (16th-18th century), Brouage (France)
Résumé
Since 2003, six archaeological operations have been undertaken in the village of Brouage. The area has been relatively free of
construction, probably since the late eighteenth century, and as such the archaeological deposits are exceptionally well preserved
beneath contemporary gardens and a square. The excavations focused on houses fronting on to the road, alleys crossing the lots
and gardens, and the courtyards that functioned as craft workshops or gardens, all within an area marked by significant social
contrasts.
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