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2017
- handle: 10670/1.8v9o67
- hal: hal-01544124
- doi: 10.4995/var.2017.5862
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Yann Bernard et al., « 3D model as a dynamic compilation of knowledge: interim results on the city of Alet », HAL-SHS : archéologie, ID : 10.4995/var.2017.5862
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The late Iron Age capital of the Coriosolites, City of Alet, scattered today in a neighbourhood of Saint-Malo (France), has become since 2015 the subject of experimentations in digital archaeology. These have led us to define as objective a relevant three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction integrating different buildings, but also a precise topography, as part of the coastal geomorphology, environmental vegetation and naval activities. First pillar of this reconstruction, 3D laser and magnetic surveys were conducted in order to get some digitised work supports, but also to raise some scientific issues. As part of the main Roman cities of Brittany, the historical study of the City began at least at the end of the 19th century and archaeological excavations began in the 1970s. So knowledge present in a wide spectrum of archaeological and historical references was then compiled. 3D reconstruction of the City, editable to adapt to new contributions and scientific discoveries, allows a dynamic synthesis of archaeological knowledge accumulated along the years. Because it was done within an archaeology laboratory, it was directly monitored and controlled iteratively by researchers in the field ( site, area and period). This work currently allows archaeologists to face limits and constraints regarding this scientific process and better understand the organizational aspects of the City.