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Micromorphological analysis of roman roads functioning: Evidence of rhythms of human trampling and vehicle traffic (Northeast of France)

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Marie-Caroline Charbonnier, Cécilia Cammas. Micromorphological analysis of roman roads functioning: Evidence of rhythms of human trampling and vehicle traffic (Northeast of France). World Archaeological Congress WAC-8, 2016, Kyoto, Japan. ⟨hal-01988134⟩

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