L’organisation spatiale des espaces funéraires d’Esvres-sur-Indre (Indre-et-Loire) : état de la question sur les hypothèses de topographie funéraire et sur l’organisation territoriale des occupations protohistoriques et antiques.

Abstract

Five burial groups of the late Iron Age, some of which were still in use up until the Early Roman Empire, are known at Esvres-sur-Indre. Different hypothesis for the burial organisation have been proposed. The most recent one suggests a burial area composed of a few small family or social groups. The dwelling zone associated with this necropolis, although it has not been identified, could be an agglomeration that gave rise to the current village.