%0 Journal Article
%T The fringes of the early medieval village or the marginality of the common rural elite
%T The example of the Petits Ormes site at Saint-Pathus (Seine-et-Marne - 5th-11th centuries)
%+ Institut national de recherches archéologiques préventives (Inrap)
%+ Archéologies et Sciences de l'Antiquité (ArScAn)
%+ TranSphères
%A Hurard, Séverine
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%@ 2101-3608
%J Revue archéologique d'Île-de-France
%I Association des amis de la revue archéologique
%S Actes de la table ronde « Archéologie du village en Ile-de-France », Nanterre 17-18 janvier 2019
%V 12
%8 2021
%D 2021
%K settlement
%K rural settlement
%K Early Middle Ages
%K Seine-et-Marne
%K Saint-Pathus
%K religious monument
%K village
%K elite
%K rural elite
%K resources
%K planning
%K levels of investment
%K religious foundations
%K waste management
%Z Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryJournal articles
%X The Petits Ormes early medieval rural settlement at Saint-Parthus is characterized by a geographical, functional, perhaps even symbolic, marginality which questions the very definition of a village. Between the 5th and the 11th centuries, changes in the settlement’s structure point to a control of resources typical of so-called common rural elites. Analysis of seemingly conflicting material signals invites requestioning of interpretive models, particularly surrounding the poorly understood small elite religious sites of the early medieval period.
%G English
%L hal-03664043
%U https://inrap.hal.science/hal-03664043
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