claim · claim_france_1_no_single_european_crisis
Contemporaneous Mediterranean disruption does not establish a single European crisis in France around 1200 BCE.
Contemporaneous Mediterranean disruption does not establish a single European crisis in France around 1200 BCE.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · contextualizes
The Bronze Age in France — Claude Mordant (2013)Documents 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 independent regional chronology.
Locator: Paris Basin sequence - supports · provides archaeological observation
From Lagoon to River: Bank Management at the Submerged Late Bronze Age Settlement of La Motte (Agde, France) — Thibault Lachenal (2024)Provides a later southern trajectory.
Locator: La Motte sequence - supports · provides archaeological observation
L'archéologie subaquatique dans les lacs Alpins Français — Yves Billaud, André MarguetProvides an independent Alpine sequence.
Locator: Alpine lake settlement phases
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