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[Fr] Rapport d'activités 2019-2024
Ce rapport d’activités rend compte des nombreux projets portés par la Mission Val de Loire et ses partenaires sur une période de 6 années, période...
Published on 20 August 2013 - Updated 11 September 2013
Cet article date d'il y a plus de 11 ans
This 43rd supplement to the Revue Archéologique du Centre de la France, written under the supervision of Virginie Serna, presents the collective research project "Navigation and navigability of rivers in the Centre region" conducted from 2004 to 2011. This dynamic and multidisciplinary research is now available to researchers, local authorities, decision-makers and Cher managers as well as anyone wishing to find out more, walkers and residents. It will be relevant to all those responsible for building the landscape of tomorrow.
This research is part of the systemic approach to waterways as it has been developed over the past twenty years around the concept of the hydrosystem. The water space and all its diversity, its geographic constraints and sheer historic breadth – from the Middle Ages through to today – takes pride of place in these questions.
Although the river is a place for navigation, this practice has had to make room for other uses. All sorts of activities (water as a resource and as a source of energy) have shaped a landscape that is at times negotiated, at other times shared, and usually divided. The Cher, a tributary of the Loire, clearly manifests these historic states, going from a natural waterway to an abandoned river, becoming a trading route and river-machine along the way.
These changes are clearly expressed in this work to which many authors from diverse institutions have contributed. Presentation of documentary sources and archaeological sites, monographic approaches, thematic contributions and a glossary form a considerable tome, illustrated by rich iconography putting the river territory of the Cher in the spotlight.
Published by FERACF
July 2013
328 pages, €37 + carriage expenses
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