Christophe Petit
Main affiliation : Archéologie et Sciences de l'Antiquité (UMR 7041)
Website : https://www.univ-paris1.fr/recherche/page-perso/page/?tx_oxcspagepersonnel_pi1[uid]=chpetit
Pollen analysis - Le Miroir (F-71), La Tuilerie (La Peupleraie), A39-T1 and T2
Natural site over the alignment of the A39 motorway; drilling. Two series: T1 (18 poor samples) and T2 (88 palynological samples + 2 radiocarbon datings). Samples often difficult to read. Publication CRAS, 1996.
Pollen analysis - Domsure (F-01), A39 : Les Chances/Les Marais
Natural site: drilling. 4 palynological samples + one radiocabon dating. Acceptable results but very marked by wet environment (alnus, cyperaceae).
Pollen analysis - Luc-en-Diois (F-26), Lac du Claps (Petit Lac)
Natural site: lake formed in 1442 upstream a natural dam due to a rockslide. Drilling. 16 palynological samples. Opportunities to demonstrate seasonal rhythms.
Pollen analysis - Jebel Oust (Tunisie, gouvernorat de Zaghouan), Thermes
Archaeological excavations. 16 palynological samples: 4 in 2005 by Sébastien Guillon (sterile samples) and 12 in 2010 by Hervé Richard (contrasting but sometimes exploitable results).
Pollen analysis - Prunay-Belleville (F-51), Voie de Baconnes/les Marquises
Archaeological excavation. Only one palynological sample. Positive but with some bad conservation problems.
Pollen analysis - Villemotier (F-01), A39 : La Griffonnière, P28-S1
Natural site. Drilling. 40 palynological samples + 2 radiocabon datings. Often poor conservation. The two radiocarbon datings are in the biginnig of the Subatlantic pollen zone.
Pollen analysis - Vix (F-21), En-la-Laune
Natural site: drilling. 27 palynological samples + 6 radiocarbon datings. To publish in its entirety.
Pollen analysis - Kairouan (Tunisie, gouvernorat de Kairouan), Ṣabra al-Manṣūriya (Sabra)
Archaeological excavations. 18 palynological samples. Pollen not very well preserved, some acceptable samples.
Pollen analysis - Buthiers (F-77), Le Vaucelet
Natural site: section. 2 palynological samples. Poor.
Pollen analysis - Molesme (F-21), Marais de l'Abîme
Natural site, swamp. 77 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Alise-Sainte-Reine (F-21), Alésia 97
Archaeological site: ditch in the alluvial plain. Only one palynological sample.
Pollen analysis - Le Miroir (F-71), La Gizia
Natural site, creekside. 22 palynological samples + one radiocarbon dating.
Pollen analysis - Sarazm (Tadjikistan), archaeological site
Archaeological excavation. 7 palynological samples. Nearly sterile samples.
Pollen analysis - Ménetreux le Pitois (F-21), Mont Réa (Alésia 1992)
Archaeological site: section in an excavation. 14 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Villards-d'Héria (F-39), Lac d'Antre
Site naturel: meadow border on the lake. 13 palynological samples. Upper terrace: Boreal and lower Atlantic.
Pollen analysis - Plancher-les-Mines (F-70), Peat bog du Rosely
Natural site: peat bog. 64 palynological samples + 6 radiocarbon datings. The results are difficult to interpret due to a possible inversion of a core depth levels.
Pollen analysis - Biesheim (F-67), Biesheim-Kunheim, Oedenburg
Archaeological site, excavations, sections along trenches. 44 palynological samples. Very complicated results, difficult to interpret (local and regional pollinic inputs). Overall this results remain disappointing.
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