Migrations during the Medieval and Modern periods

Isabelle Catteddu, holds a PhD in Medieval Archaeology from the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and is an archaeologist at Inrap. Specialising in the first period of the Middle Ages, she has led major preventive excavations of structures and necropoli dating from the Early Middle Ages in the northern half of France. Her research looks at occupation strategies in rural spaces, at the history of space management and the long-term resilience of territories, as well as at the relationships between societies and their environment. She frequently gives conference talks across Europe and the United States. 

Bibliography

• Burnouf J., Catteddu I., Archéologie du Moyen Age, Editions Ouest France/Inrap, mai 2015
• Catteddu I., De Vingo P. et Nissen Jaubert A. (editors), On the Road again. L'Europe en Mouvement. 4th International Congress of Medieval and Modern archaeology. Theme 2 : Archaeology and rural landscape : rural settlements in their natural economical and social environment, De Ferrari, Gênes-Genova, 2011.
• Catteddu I., Archéologie des sociétés rurales altomédiévales dans la moitié nord de la France :  modes d'habitats, gestion de l'espace, pratiques agraires et milieux (études de cas d'archéologie préventive). Thèse de doctorat de l'Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. 3 vol, Paris, 2012.
• Catteddu I., Archéologie médiévale en France. Le premier Moyen Age (V^e-XI^e s.), Inrap/La Découverte, Paris, 2009.