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  Archéologie et...

  Collection directed by Christophe Pellecuer. 
  
  In the Roman period, archaeology takes advantage of light from the ancient texts: we therefore had to favor, in this collection, the studies linking both approaches. Just as our other series, AHR welcomes monographs, thematic collections or the Acts from conferences.

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  Archéologie Moderne et...

  ed. Alexandre COULAUD.

  This collection, formerly called "Temps Modernes", offers works concerning modern and contemporary archaeology. From the 1980s onwards, in parallel with the development of medieval archaeology, an archaeology of the modern and contemporary periods developed. Over the last twenty years or so, preventive archaeology has brought to light unpublished data on five centuries of French history, from the Renaissance to the present day, on which the textual archives provide only partial or partial information.

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  Archéologie des...

  ed. Sébastien Lepetz.

  It deals mainly with archaeozoology, palynological botany and all archaeological studies related to the evolution and impact that humans can have on fauna and flora during different periods. This collection also integrates the volume of Mr. Ph. Marinval's former Mémoire des plantes collection.

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  Archéologie du Paysage

  ed. Nathalie CARCAUD.

  It deals mainly with the human impact on the evolution of landscapes over different periods of time.

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  Archives & Histoire de...

  eds. Noël Coye et Sandra Péré-Nogues.

  The Archives and History of Archaeology (AHA) collection is aimed at both specialists and the general public, in order to make available to them studies and sources retracing the history of the archaeological discipline, without geographical or chronological limitations. It hosts various types of works: publications of sources, monographs, academic works, conference proceedings...

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  Europe Médiévale

  Collection dirigée par Brigitte Gebhard et Jean Soulat.

  During the medieval period, society evolves, leading to changes in town planning, culture and economy. Archaeology benefits from the enlightenment of texts and iconography: it was essential for this collection to favour the cross-approaches of these two specialities. As in other periods, EM hosts monographs, thematic collections or conference proceedings. It is closely linked to the Modern and Contemporary Era collection.

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  Monographies Instrumentum

  Collection dirigée par Michel Feugère.

  Les Monographies Instrumentum sont des ouvrages dont le champ chronologique concerne les Ages du Fer européens ainsi que les cultures Grecque et Romaine, mais également l'Age du Bronze et le Moyen Age. Cette collection s'est donné pour but de fédérer les recherches sur l'artisanat antique et ses productions afin de mieux comprendre les conditions dans lesquelles l'artisanat, les productions et les techniques ont évolué antérieurement au Moyen Age. 

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  Préhistoires

  Collection dirigée par Bertrand Roussel.

  For the prehistoric period, archaeology does not benefit from the help of texts: it is therefore essential to favour cross and multidisciplinary approaches for this collection. As in other periods, PE welcomes monographs, thematic collections or conference proceedings.

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  Protohistoire européenne

  Collection dirigée par Michel Py.

  These works bring together publications on the unwritten peoples contemporary with the first historical civilizations. The study of these peoples is therefore characterized by the impossibility of exploiting indigenous written sources and by the possibility of relying on texts from other contemporary peoples. On the other hand, the works cover a chronological period corresponding to the end of the Neolithic and the ages of metals: Copper Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age.

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  Research Protocols

  Collection of small manuals for archaeologists to guide them in certain study methods.

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  Off collections

  A certain number of works do not enter the chronological collections of Éditions Mergoil. These include works covering several chronological periods, practical manuals, exhibition catalogues, etc. The variety of works is also reflected in the format, which is free, thus adapting to the subject to be dealt with in order to highlight each title in the most suitable presentation.

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  Résonances

  The Résonances collection, developed by the Institut Catholique de Paris (ICP) in collaboration with Éditions Mergoil, is dedicated to exploring exchanges and influences between the disciplines of the arts, literature, and the humanities and social sciences. It provides a scholarly space for dialogue in which history, languages, literature, art history, and political science intersect, enrich one another, and are redefined through interdisciplinary perspectives.

  Through the publication of research monographs and conference proceedings, the collection highlights the intellectual, cultural, and historical resonances that run across these fields. It aims to encourage cross-disciplinary approaches that contribute to a deeper understanding of cultural heritage, historical dynamics, and the contemporary issues shaping our societies.

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  Second-hand

  Some books are delivered to us damaged, slightly horny or with the cover stained. Sometimes time and handling also degrade our books. For all these reasons they are downgraded and cannot be sold as new books because of their defects, even tiny ones.