Une statue de togatus découverte dans l’agglomération antique de Briord (Ain) by Thomas Le Saint Quinio, Maria-Pia Darblade-Audoin

“…This layer was composed of a deep layer of coal dust mixed with scraps of metal and ceramics (dated to 27 BC-60 AD) and which was covered by a thick layer of a backfill. …”
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L’ensemble monumental du Pâtis à Vieillevigne (Loire-Atlantique) : un nouvel exemple de complexe sur cour laténien en Gaule by Yann Dufay-Garel, Marie Grall, Sandrine Paradis-Grenouillet, Rémy Wassong

“…The study demonstrated the existence of a modular and proportional system in the design of the monument, as well as the use of a measuring standard.The site was dated on the basis of very small quantities of ceramics and a series of ten radiocarbon dates. While the artefacts attest to settlement during the late La Tène period, the radiocarbon analyses raise questions as they point to an earlier period. …”
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Lattes/Lattara (Hérault), comptoir étrusque du littoral languedocien by Éric Gailledrat, Ariane Vacheret

“…This combined with the presence of new epigraphic documents (property marks on ceramics) makes it possible to assume that Etruscans were physically present in Lattara. …”
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Des vestiges d’un possible aqueduc à Lyon, à l’angle des rues Appian et des Fossés-de-Trion by Tony Silvino

“…The exact timeframe of the structures is difficult to ascertain, though a study of the materials found inside tells us when they were last used. The ceramics found suggests that the structures were abandoned during the Augustan period, probably in the last phase, i.e. the beginning of the common era.The orientation and destination of these structures are anomalous, particularly the longest of the two. …”
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Dépôts et pratiques symboliques dans l’établissement aristocratique gaulois de Varennes-sur-Seine, la Justice (Seine-et-Marne) by Jean-Marc Séguier, Ginette Auxiette, Fabien Pilon

“…Though these deposits are composed of some of the most commonplace items (fauna, ceramics, objects of adornment, metallic instruments, coins, etc.), the interpretation of such evidence often remains nonetheless ambiguous. …”
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