La présence italienne en Provence à partir de la fouille archéologique de cimetières (xvie-xxe s.)

Italians migrated to Provence long before the Industrial Revolution and the inflow of transalpine workers in the 19th and 20th centuries. Recent archaelogical excavations conducted in two cemeteries in La Ciotat and Marseille (both cities with a strong Italian presence) allow one to question identit...

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Published inDiasporas (Toulouse) Vol. 30; no. 30; pp. 19 - 33
Main Authors Richier, Anne, Weydert, Nicolas
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Presses Universitaires du Midi 01.12.2017
Subjects
archeology
Burial grounds
funerary practices
Italians
memory
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Summary:Italians migrated to Provence long before the Industrial Revolution and the inflow of transalpine workers in the 19th and 20th centuries. Recent archaelogical excavations conducted in two cemeteries in La Ciotat and Marseille (both cities with a strong Italian presence) allow one to question identity, memory, the importance of origins and forgetting through death. While archaelogy rarely addressed these societal issues in any other way than through material culture, the recent nature of these two cemeteries (16th-20th centuries) allow for a broader discussion across the social sciences.
ISSN:1637-5823
2431-1472
DOI:10.4000/diasporas.832