Indoor floors from Gien (8th-10th c. AD). Buildings materials, use of space and formation processes
Résumé
The refurbishing of the National museum of hunting at Gien (France) offers the opportunity to uncover the early castral occupation (8th-10th c. AD). High status habitats have been explored by archaeological and geoarchaeological methods, including micromorphology. The very well preservation of indoor floors allows to get data on building materials and the use of space, such as domestic housing, craft working and cereal processing.
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