Landscape, City, Territory and Archaeology

Recommended Prerequisites

Not applicable.

Teaching Methods

Theoretical classes used for the presentation and discussion of this subject’s contents', as well as case studies. Texts and other didactic materials are provided previously to the class, allowing students to participate actively.

Learning Outcomes

Archaeology of the Landscape, City and Territory is a theoretical course that deepens common visions of architecture and archeology. This course aims to provide a shared language between both disciplines, allowing them merging in a more rigorous interpretation of heritage and archaeological contexts, and a design response grounded in contemporary problems. Therefore, the main goals overcome the mere transmission of information as they allow the acquisition of an inter-disciplinary dialogue, the comprehension of the problematics and methodologies of each discipline, taking account of privileged topics of articulations such as the landscape, the city and the territory. 

Work Placement(s)

No

Syllabus

1. Architecture and Archaeology: perspectives of combined approaches to analysis of space.

2. Concepts and methods of archaeology.

3. Archaeology of the built artefact.

4. Landscape Archaeology.

5. Archaeogeography: the subject of restoration of geo-historical objects.

5.1 Built form as subject of analysis of space dynamics.

5.2 Space-temporalities.

6. Historic Urban Landscapes and Urban Fabric.

7. Definitions, Contents and Methods of approac.

7.1 Analysis of practical cases: Transformation and Transfer.

Assessment Methods

Assessment
Synthesis work: 50.0%
Research work: 50.0%

Bibliography

ADAM, J-P. , La construction romaine, Paris, 1984.

ARLAUD, C. et BURNOUF, J., «L’archéologie du bâti médiéval urbain», in Les Nouvelles de l’archéologie, n°53-54, 1993, pp. 5-69

BECK, U. 2004. Qu’est-ce que le cosmopolitisme ? Paris : Aubier.

BUSCAIL, M-P. 2011. « Archéogéographie du domaine royal en Gât

CHOUQUER; G., 2008 Traité d’archéogéographie. La crise des récits géohistoriques. Paris, Editions Errance.

CHOUQUER, G., 2013, Quels scénarios pour I’histoire du paysage?: orientations de recherche pour l’archéogéographie.

COSTA; L.; ROBERT, S., 2011,  Guide de lecture des cartes anciennes. Paris, Editions Errance, 104 p.

JOURNOT F., « Archéologie du bâti » in La construction en pierre, 1999, pp 133-162.

ROBERT; S., 2009, L'analyse morphologique entre archéologie, urbanisme et aménagement du territoire. (...) 

WATTEAUX, M., 2009,« La dynamique de la planimétrie parcellaire et des réseaux routiers en Vendée méridionale (...)».