Britons and Bretons: Some New Evidence From Le Yaudet
Barry Cunliffe|Patrick Galliou
The settlement of Le Yaudet, in northern Brittany, occupies a prominent position on headland dominating the estuary river Léguer. It is focus long-term research excavation, now its tenth year, designed to study continuities and discontinuities occupation sequence from Iron Age late medieval period. paper focusses Roman early occupation. Tenuous evidence for fourth- fifth-century military use considered. Thereafter, fields worked by ‘lazy bed’ method were laid out: contemporary corn-drying ovens have produced dates sixth seventh centuries. results are discussed context sparse historical other finds Brittany.
The Archaeological Journal