Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine

Between Eburomagus (Bram) and Sostomagus (Castelnaudary) the layout of the road of Aquitaine is completed by the study of images from the air and ground observation. It is noticeable that the orientations of three of its broken lines coincide with those of the antique agrarian structures organising...

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Published in:Pallas
Main Author: Michel Passelac
Format: Article
Language:French
Published: Presses universitaires du Midi 2010-05-01
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/12107
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description Between Eburomagus (Bram) and Sostomagus (Castelnaudary) the layout of the road of Aquitaine is completed by the study of images from the air and ground observation. It is noticeable that the orientations of three of its broken lines coincide with those of the antique agrarian structures organising the plain. There is no sign that the layout is recent but that it has been established concomitantly with these structures, shortly after the creation of the province of Transalpine. We have to do with an optimal layout according to the topography, enriched by three stations unknown to the antique itineraries.
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spelling doaj-art-bf0bca1d461f413cbbcfcee72a0473352025-08-19T21:39:18ZfraPresses universitaires du MidiPallas0031-03872272-76392010-05-018210312010.4000/pallas.12107Construction du tracé de la voie d’AquitaineMichel PasselacBetween Eburomagus (Bram) and Sostomagus (Castelnaudary) the layout of the road of Aquitaine is completed by the study of images from the air and ground observation. It is noticeable that the orientations of three of its broken lines coincide with those of the antique agrarian structures organising the plain. There is no sign that the layout is recent but that it has been established concomitantly with these structures, shortly after the creation of the province of Transalpine. We have to do with an optimal layout according to the topography, enriched by three stations unknown to the antique itineraries.http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/12107Roman roadLauragaisstationscadastredetailed surveysRepublican era
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Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine
Roman road
Lauragais
stations
cadastre
detailed surveys
Republican era
title Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine
title_full Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine
title_fullStr Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine
title_full_unstemmed Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine
title_short Construction du tracé de la voie d’Aquitaine
title_sort construction du trace de la voie d aquitaine
topic Roman road
Lauragais
stations
cadastre
detailed surveys
Republican era
url http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/12107
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