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Papers by Thibaut Gomrée

T. GOMRÉE, C. LANGOHR, M. POMADÈRE, "Excavations in the Pi Area at Malia (2005-2010)", in Μ. ANDRIANAKIS, P. VARTHALITOU, Ι. TZACHILI (eds), Archaeological Work in Crete 2. Proceedings of the 2nd Meeting, Rethymnon, 26-28 November 2010, Rethymnon, 2012, p. 89-97.

Recent excavations at Malia have revealed a new area of the town, named Pi, between the Hypostyle... more Recent excavations at Malia have revealed a new area of the town, named Pi, between the Hypostyle Crypt and the house Delta alpha, along one of the main streets of the settlement. The area of the main building, Pi alpha, suggests that it was occupied from the Prepalatial period onwards, and was abandoned in an advanced phase of the Late Minoan IA period. Several phases have been detected in Neopalatial Pi alpha, one of which ended with violent destruction. Since some of the architectural remains are particularly eroded, the definition of the accesses to the building and the inner traffic between different spaces is complicated to discern. The material and features found in the building are of exceptional interest and provide insight about the functional activities which occurred in this area from the Prepalatial period through to LM IA. Furthermore, the building, like others at Malia, presents examples of not only residential and domestic functions but also of craft and religious activities.

S. MÜLLER CELKA, R. LAFFINEUR, J.-N. ANSLIJN, T. GOMRÉE, "Recherches dans les carrières de calcarénite (ammouda) de la région de Malia", in Proceedings of the 10th International Cretological Congress (Khania, 1-8 October 2006), A2, Khania, 2011, p. 543-563.

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Dessenne Building at Malia, Crete. Reports on the 2014-2015 research and soundings

Thesis by Thibaut Gomrée

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Talks by Thibaut Gomrée

Field and ceramic reports by Thibaut Gomrée

ARCHAEOLOGICAL WORK IN CRETE 2, Proceedings of the 2nd Meeting Rethymnon, 26-28 November 2010

Books by Thibaut Gomrée

by Maud Devolder, Maria Emanuela Alberti, Gianluca Cantoro, Tristan Carter, Thérèse Claeys, Sylviane Déderix, Thibaut Gomrée, Valasia Isaakidou, Marie-Philippine Montagné, Eleni Nodarou, Apostolos Sarris, Rena Veropoulidou, Ilaria Caloi, Maria Anastasiadou, and Mila Andonova

This book offers the final publication of a Protopalatial edifice excavated by André Dessenne nea... more This book offers the final publication of a Protopalatial edifice excavated by André Dessenne near the Palace at Malia in 1960. The architectural study of the ruin and the detailed presentation of the material discovered by the archaeologist allows a better understanding of the role of the Dessenne Building in the settlement at the beginning of the 2nd millennium BC. Complemented by a series of archaeological soundings, the present research also provides original data regarding the occupation of Malia during the Prepalatial period, including late 3rd millennium BC large-scale levelling works that prefigurate the construction of the Protopalatial Palace. Architecture, ceramic, stone vases, weights and tools, seals and sealings, and archaeozoological and archaeobotanical remains are studied by specialists whose research coalesce into a synthesis on the Bronze Age site development. This book thus not only offers the detailed presentation of an elite structure, it sets it into a broader historical perspective and offers a revision of the Pre- and Protopalatial sequence of the occupation at the core of the settlement of Malia.

Cet ouvrage offre la publication définitive d’un ensemble architectural protopalatial découvert en 1960 par André Dessenne aux abords immédiats du palais de Malia. L’étude architecturale de la ruine et la présentation détaillée du matériel mis au jour par l’archéologue permettent de considérer le rôle du Bâtiment Dessenne au sein de l’établissement au début du IIème millénaire av. J.-C. Complétées par de nouvelles fouilles, les recherches à l’origine de cet ouvrage produisent également des données inédites sur l’occupation de Malia au Prépalatial et sur les grands travaux d’aménagement de la fin du IIIème millénaire qui préfigurent la construction du palais au Protopalatial. Architecture, céramique, vases, poids et outillage en pierre, sceaux et scellés, faune terrestre et marine et restes archéobotaniques sont envisagés par des spécialistes dont les travaux produisent une synthèse importante sur le développement du site à l’Âge du Bronze. L’ouvrage présente ainsi de manière détaillée un édifice minoen d’élite tout en l’insérant dans une perspective historique plus large, en offrant notamment une révision de la séquence pré- et protopalatiale au cœur de l’établissement maliote.

T. GOMRÉE, C. LANGOHR, M. POMADÈRE, "Excavations in the Pi Area at Malia (2005-2010)", in Μ. ANDRIANAKIS, P. VARTHALITOU, Ι. TZACHILI (eds), Archaeological Work in Crete 2. Proceedings of the 2nd Meeting, Rethymnon, 26-28 November 2010, Rethymnon, 2012, p. 89-97.

Recent excavations at Malia have revealed a new area of the town, named Pi, between the Hypostyle... more Recent excavations at Malia have revealed a new area of the town, named Pi, between the Hypostyle Crypt and the house Delta alpha, along one of the main streets of the settlement. The area of the main building, Pi alpha, suggests that it was occupied from the Prepalatial period onwards, and was abandoned in an advanced phase of the Late Minoan IA period. Several phases have been detected in Neopalatial Pi alpha, one of which ended with violent destruction. Since some of the architectural remains are particularly eroded, the definition of the accesses to the building and the inner traffic between different spaces is complicated to discern. The material and features found in the building are of exceptional interest and provide insight about the functional activities which occurred in this area from the Prepalatial period through to LM IA. Furthermore, the building, like others at Malia, presents examples of not only residential and domestic functions but also of craft and religious activities.

S. MÜLLER CELKA, R. LAFFINEUR, J.-N. ANSLIJN, T. GOMRÉE, "Recherches dans les carrières de calcarénite (ammouda) de la région de Malia", in Proceedings of the 10th International Cretological Congress (Khania, 1-8 October 2006), A2, Khania, 2011, p. 543-563.

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Dessenne Building at Malia, Crete. Reports on the 2014-2015 research and soundings

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ARCHAEOLOGICAL WORK IN CRETE 2, Proceedings of the 2nd Meeting Rethymnon, 26-28 November 2010

by Maud Devolder, Maria Emanuela Alberti, Gianluca Cantoro, Tristan Carter, Thérèse Claeys, Sylviane Déderix, Thibaut Gomrée, Valasia Isaakidou, Marie-Philippine Montagné, Eleni Nodarou, Apostolos Sarris, Rena Veropoulidou, Ilaria Caloi, Maria Anastasiadou, and Mila Andonova

This book offers the final publication of a Protopalatial edifice excavated by André Dessenne nea... more This book offers the final publication of a Protopalatial edifice excavated by André Dessenne near the Palace at Malia in 1960. The architectural study of the ruin and the detailed presentation of the material discovered by the archaeologist allows a better understanding of the role of the Dessenne Building in the settlement at the beginning of the 2nd millennium BC. Complemented by a series of archaeological soundings, the present research also provides original data regarding the occupation of Malia during the Prepalatial period, including late 3rd millennium BC large-scale levelling works that prefigurate the construction of the Protopalatial Palace. Architecture, ceramic, stone vases, weights and tools, seals and sealings, and archaeozoological and archaeobotanical remains are studied by specialists whose research coalesce into a synthesis on the Bronze Age site development. This book thus not only offers the detailed presentation of an elite structure, it sets it into a broader historical perspective and offers a revision of the Pre- and Protopalatial sequence of the occupation at the core of the settlement of Malia.

Cet ouvrage offre la publication définitive d’un ensemble architectural protopalatial découvert en 1960 par André Dessenne aux abords immédiats du palais de Malia. L’étude architecturale de la ruine et la présentation détaillée du matériel mis au jour par l’archéologue permettent de considérer le rôle du Bâtiment Dessenne au sein de l’établissement au début du IIème millénaire av. J.-C. Complétées par de nouvelles fouilles, les recherches à l’origine de cet ouvrage produisent également des données inédites sur l’occupation de Malia au Prépalatial et sur les grands travaux d’aménagement de la fin du IIIème millénaire qui préfigurent la construction du palais au Protopalatial. Architecture, céramique, vases, poids et outillage en pierre, sceaux et scellés, faune terrestre et marine et restes archéobotaniques sont envisagés par des spécialistes dont les travaux produisent une synthèse importante sur le développement du site à l’Âge du Bronze. L’ouvrage présente ainsi de manière détaillée un édifice minoen d’élite tout en l’insérant dans une perspective historique plus large, en offrant notamment une révision de la séquence pré- et protopalatiale au cœur de l’établissement maliote.