claim · claim_france_1_national_framework_bias
Modern national research traditions and older culture-historical frameworks can create artificial breaks at present-day borders or overstate homogeneous cultures.
Modern national research traditions and older culture-historical frameworks can create artificial breaks at present-day borders or overstate homogeneous cultures.
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Supporting sources
- supports · contextualizes
The Bronze Age in France — Claude Mordant (2013)Provides an explicitly cross-regional view.
Locator: France-wide synthesis and adjacent connections - supports · contextualizes
Le Groupe Rhin-Suisse-France orientale et la notion de civilisation des Champs d'Urnes — Patrice Brun, Claude Mordant (1988)Bridges national chronologies.
Locator: Cross-border comparative project - supports · contextualizes
Regards interdisciplinaires sur les populations des deux versants des Pyrénées occidentales au Néolithique et à l'âge du Bronze: transition et mobilité — Ana Arzelier, Diego López Onaindia, Fabien Convertini, Patrice Courtaud, Patrice Dumontier, Asier Gómez-Olivencia, Mickaël Legros, Fanny Mendisco, Muriel Gandelin, Vincent Ard, Mélanie Pruvost (2026)Demonstrates the value of crossing modern borders.
Locator: Both Pyrenean slopes
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