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PollenChrono
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Single-crystal X-ray structures
Données de thèse
Calculated spectroscopic databases
Chimie des eaux-basse vallée de l'Ain
Microma
Complex directed networks
Données de thèse de Thomas Leydier
Gaia
CNR Echinococcoses
OMIV
TNOs
Inorganic synthesis
Road-side counts
Star formation
Paleoparasitology
Piézométrie Chrono-Environnement
AVKs
All pollen analysis (pollens and spores) made since 1981 by the laboratory of Besançon (today "Laboratoire Chrono-environnement") on the lake, marshy and peaty sediments, and on the archeological sites.
Creation of collection : 4 Nov 2016
Archaeological site, excavations, sections along trenches. 44 palynological samples. Very complicated results, difficult to interpret (local and regional pollinic inputs). Overall this results remain disappointing.
Natural site; lacustrine drilling. 153 palynological samples + 19 radiocarbon datings.
Natural site: geological section in a drainage ditch. 20 palynological samples. Negative samples or almost. Two series: 1988 and 1991.
Natural site. Peat bog between Saint-Point lake and Remoray lake. 10 palynological samples + 15 radiocarbon datings.
Natural site (?); small creek. 7 palynological samples; only 2 are acceptable.
Natural site (?). Wetland proximity of a saline spring. One palynological sample. Only 20 pollen grains.
Archaeological excavation. 5 palynological samples; near negative. Report sent to SRA Franche-Comté.
Archaeological site. Swamp-spring. 6 palynological samples; only one positive.
Archaeological site; swamp. 6 palynological samples. Voir : Pétrequin P. et Weller O., 2001. Les sources salées du Jura, ADLFI
Archaeological site, meadow. 19 palynological samples with very few pollen grains.
Natural site. Geological section along the Drouvenant creek. Pleniglacial varves. Only one palynological sample.
Natural site: geological section border on the Ain river. 2 palynological samples.
Natural site. Geological section border on the Ain river. Only one nearly sterile palynological sample.
Natural site, wet meadow. 13 palynological samples. Lacustrine chalk-peat limit.
Archaeological site (paleontologic), "aven". 8 palynological samples. Very poor samples. Other analysis by J. Argant (2010)
Archaeological excavation: rock shelter. 5 palynological samples. 1 sample in "Abri de Chateauneuf" (47°09'13.28/5°54'14.05). First analysis: J. Heim, 1979.
Site naturel: meadow border on the lake. 13 palynological samples. Upper terrace: Boreal and lower Atlantic.
Archaelogical site, settlement (?). 2 palynological samples. Very poor (19 and 22 pollen grains).
Natural site. 3 palynological samples. Approximate geographical coordinates
Archaeological excavation. 4 palynological samples
Urban archaeological site. 16 palynological samples. Vegetal macro-remains studied by Archéolabs.
Archaeological dig; rock shelter. 12 palynological samples. 1 radiocarbon date: 9160 +/- 120 BC.
Natural site: lignite level in the foundations of the lycée building. 2 palynological samples; only 8/9 pollen grains.
Natural site: peat bog border on the lake. 9 palynological samples.
Natural site: peat bog border on the lake. Two series: Narlay II (NY II) and Narlay 2003. 63 palynological samples in Narlay II; 25 in Narlay 2003 (18 by S. Guillon) + 19 radiocarbon datings. Unpublished data in its entirety. Ancient analysis by S. Wegmüller in 1966.
