L’Époque moderne couvre les trois siècles qui séparent la fin du Moyen Âge de la Révolution française. En France, elle peut être subdivisée en trois périodes, marquées par d’importantes transformations politiques et artistiques : la Renaissance (de la fin du XVe siècle aux premières décennies du XVIIe siècle) ; l’avènement de l’État-nation sous le règne de Louis XIV (XVIIe et début du XVIIIe siècle) ; le siècle des Lumières (le XVIIIe siècle jusqu’à la Révolution).

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Before the construction of the Seine-North of Europe waterway under the technical direction of the Voies navigables de France, and curated by the S

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A poor relative of mammals, the fish only had for himself that he was particularly prolific. As a result, he is abundantly fished and eaten. The...

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In a concerted, organized and regulated way, human societies invariably put aside certain types of individuals and groups of individuals. The...

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Friday 6 february 2009, at Museum de la Marine 

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The river landscape is organized and decomposed into areas of running water and stagnant water, semi-aquatic and terrestrial areas, which maintain...

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There are various similarities between mining archaeologists and geologists. They relate at the same time to the methodological aspects, the...

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As a tribute to Jean-Paul Demoule, President of Inrap from 2002 to 2008, this issue brings together a series of contributions on the history of...

Les découvertes

A team from the Inrap is carrying out a major excavation on the boulevard Charles-Nédélec in Marseille where, over eight millennia, Neolithic, Gree

Les découvertes

The excavation of a 17th century Protestant cemetery at Saint Maurice (Val-de-Marne), carried out by a team from the Institut national...

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