Les souterrains gaulois en Bretagne et en Normandie occidentale. Epigraphie c’est-à-dire d’un Socrate qui diffère

c’est-à-dire d’un Socrate qui diffère considérablement

Based on recent excavations and studies mainly concerning the Yvelines department

known as Canaletto (1697-1768)

le musée Dobrée saisit l'occasion de publier un beau livre dont le titre prétend nous faire connaître les meurs et les fastes d'une société au travers de son art textile

Les souterrains gaulois en Bretagne et en Normandie occidentale. Epigraphie c’est-à-dire d’un Socrate qui diffèreExplored and excavated since the mid 19th century, Iron Age underground passages are one of the characteristic features of Gallic farms on the Armorican Peninsula. Since the 1980s, the existence of similar structures has been revealed in the Caen plain and in the Bessin region of western Normandy, as well as wooded cellars. The study of more than 460 structures has made it possible to draw up a typology of underground architecture, to specify their