Gaulois ? Gaulois ! Comment l'archéologie perçoit les identités celtiques. Histoire de l’art and force of nature

and force of nature

but also installations

The inscribed walls of the inner chambers and corridors of Pepy Ist's pyramid

The evidence of the mobility of the world or the flow of time is questioned and analyzed through the prism of certain cultural motifs such as the bustle of the city or the perpetual undertow of the waves

The fruit of the monumental work of archaeologist and historian Louis Charbonneau-Lassay

Gaulois ? Gaulois ! Comment l'archéologie perçoit les identités celtiques. Histoire de l’art and force of natureBy bringing together more than 350 emblematic or exceptional objects, some of which have never been seen before, this catalog offers an original immersion into the end of the Iron Age ( 3rd 1st century BC). This transitional period, which saw the affirmation of the Gallic peoples, was also marked by variations in the intensity of contacts with the Mediterranean world, itself shaken by Roman expansion. From the territory of the Volques Arecomiques