Le site gallo-romain et médiéval de Glatigny (Mer, Loir-et-Cher) / The gallo-roman and medieval site of Glatigny (Mer, Loir-et-Loir)
Pierre Genty|Fabrice Moireau|P. Cabard|Jean-Louis Girault
As a result of the construction building estate, an archeological site was located at Glatigny in spring 1982. Two areas hundred and fifty square meters were searched for rescue during works, lead to discovery prehistoric protohistoric articles. The final Tene period has left only incomplete traces constructed site. From then, permanently occupied, aboriginal establishment slowly changed into gallo-roman villa that reached its best second century A.D. In fourth sheds built, type be seen later on, Merovingian Carolingian periods. eleventh, twelfth thirteenth centuries lot silos dug out. Although this modest rural is good example continuous occupation, narrow area on occasion didn't allow extensive restitution
Revue archéologique du centre de la France