claim · claim_france_1_continuity_and_reorganization
The period around 1300-1100 BCE in the modern French territory shows continuity, local adaptation and reorganization alongside change, not a single region-wide collapse.
The period around 1300-1100 BCE in the modern French territory shows continuity, local adaptation and reorganization alongside change, not a single region-wide collapse.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · contextualizes
The Bronze Age in France — Claude Mordant (2013)Supports regional diversity.
Locator: France-wide Bronze Age synthesis - supports · contextualizes
La civilisation des Champs d'Urnes: Étude critique dans le Bassin parisien — Patrice Brun (1986)Provides a local reorganization case.
Locator: Paris Basin sequence - supports · provides archaeological observation
Les occupations de pied de corniche à Surlaroque (Carennac, Lot, France) durant la Protohistoire — Jean Gasco, Isabelle Carrere (2012)Provides continuity evidence.
Locator: Surlaroque sequence - supports · provides archaeological observation
L'archéologie subaquatique dans les lacs Alpins Français — Yves Billaud, André MarguetProvides episodic Alpine settlement evidence.
Locator: Lake settlement phases
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Referenced records
- Paris Basin Late Bronze Age sequence · entity
- French Alpine lake and wetland settlement system · entity
- Atlantic Bronze Age networks · entity
- Surlaroque · entity