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Structure
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Collection
Publisher
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Data acquisition method
Pollen analysis - Rochefort (Suisse, Neuchâtel), Cotencher Cave
10 palynological samples taken from lower levels (older than 72,000 years). Partly sterile or very corrosive. Interesting presence of hornbeam (Carpinus) mixed with steppics in a sample.
Pollen analysis - Labergement-Sainte-Marie (F-25), Between the two lakes. M. Magny/V. Bichet Transects
Natural site. Peat bog between Saint-Point lake and Remoray lake. 10 palynological samples + 15 radiocarbon datings.
Pollen analysis - Ney (F-39), Varves de Ney, Les Prés des Rousserots
Natural site: geological section border on the Ain river. 2 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Saint-Pierre (F-39), Sur les Grays
Natural site, wet meadow. 13 palynological samples. Lacustrine chalk-peat limit.
Pollen analysis - Morteau (F-25), Lycée Edgar Faure
Natural site: lignite level in the foundations of the lycée building. 2 palynological samples; only 8/9 pollen grains.
Pollen analysis - Morre (La Vèze) (F-25), La Tourbière (Marais de Saône), 2004
Natural site; marsh. 8 palynological samples. Bad conservation. See F. Firtion, 1950.
Pollen analysis - Morre (La Vèze) (F-25), La Tourbière (Marais de Saône), 1984
Natural site; marsh. 4 palynological samples. Very bad conservation. Deep drilling in clay levels.
Pollen analysis - Mirebel (F-39), Les Granges Bruant
Natural site. Organic level into the lower river terrace of the Ain river. 3 palynological samples. Presence of Fagus and Juglans pollen grains (= pollution).
Pollen analysis - Pont-du-Navoy (F-39), lower river terrace of the Ain river
Natural site. Geological section in pleniglacial varves. 3 palynological samples.
Appropriation and land use in Blandy-les-Tours (Seine-et-Marne), from the 16th to the 19th century
Recent work, part of a process of opening up to multidisciplinarity, has underlined that the organisation of rural societies can no longer be understood without taking into account their relationship to space. These developments are now leading to work on the spatial dimension of data extracted from ...
Pollen analysis - Mondelange (F-57), rue de Metz
4 palynological samples from two Roman wells.
Pollen analysis - Bouverans (F-25), L'entonnoir
Natural site: lake. Lake bottom sampling during the 2018 drought. 9 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil (F-26), 28 avenue de la Forge, calcareous tuff
A single palynological sample from a layer of calcareous tuff. Sterile.
Pollen analysis - Saint Benoît (F-86), Pièces de la Chaume, carbonates from a Gallo-Roman aqueduct
Two palynological samples taken from a carbonate inking in the Gallo-Roman aqueduct of Poitiers. Poor.
Database derived from the annual registers of the marc tax of Dijon 1376-1447
Marcs tax registers annually recorded heads of households in Dijon, indicating their name, amount of tax or lack of tax for exemption, death or departure, their home location (parish and street) and in some cases their profession. Additional informations such as a move within or outside the city, or ...
Pollen analysis - Flims (Suisse, Grizon), Sturzstrom
Section in the holocene caving of Flims. 6 sterile palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Planken (Liechtenstein), NR 4,5
Two palynological samples from moss used to fill the gaps between the construction elements of an alpine chalet. Dendrochronological date: 1750 AD.
Pollen analysis - Steinhausen (Suisse, Zug), Chalet 1700 + ZCS
Five palynological samples from moss used to fill the gaps between the construction elements of an alpine chalet. Dendrochronological date: between 1608 and 1700 AD.
HISTORISK database
The HISTORISK database lists and describes hazards having caused disasters and consequently recorded in archives and historic document (maps, paintings, newspapers, etc.) occured in France (mainland and overseas territories) since the Middle Ages. From 2018, new data of the same type will concern ...
Pollen analysis - Oyonnax (F-01), Lac Genin
Natural site: peat bog in the north edge of the lake. 5 palynological samples. 1st half of the subatlantic period at 2.15 m depth. Should be looked by new analysis.
Pollen analysis - Saint-Bonnet-de-Chavagne (F-26), Le Châtelard
Archaeological site: lime mortar from a wall. Only one palynological sample. Test in the mortar of the fortified house.
Pollen analysis - Saint-Girod (F-73), Argiles d'Albens (Les Epinettes ?)
Natural site: section. 6 palynological samples. Top of the section in the "argiles d'Albens" (Albens clays)
Pollen analysis - Strasbourg (F-67), Caserne Barbade
Urban archaeological excavation. 10 palynological samples. "Urban" typical results.
Pollen analysis - Strasbourg (F-67), Place des Bateliers
Archaeological excavation. 18 palynological samples + 2 radiocarbon datings. 6 acceptable samples.
Pollen analysis - Luc-en-Diois (F-26), Lac du Claps (Petit Lac)
Natural site: lake formed in 1442 upstream a natural dam due to a rockslide. Drilling. 16 palynological samples. Opportunities to demonstrate seasonal rhythms.