Bibliography
Patrick
Galliou
Contributions to journals
Galliou, Patrick, “Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère), sanctuaire maritime des Osismes ?”, Études Celtiques 41 (2015): 31–58.
abstract:
[FR] En partie fouillé à la fin du XIXe siècle et dans les années 1950, le grand bâtiment antique de Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère) s’apparente, par son plan et ses dimensions, à plusieurs sanctuaires urbains de Gaule. La découverte, sur le site, d’un nombre assez élevé de statuettes de bronze et surtout d’armes de fer tend aussi à corroborer l’hypothèse selon laquelle il y aurait là un temple maritime de tradition laténienne, sans doute en activité dès le début de l’époque romaine.
[EN] Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère), a maritime sanctuary of the Osismes? Partly excavated at the end of the 19th century and in the 1950s, the large Roman building at Trouguer (Cléden-Cap-Sizun, Finistère) is of similar plan and dimensions to those of several Gaulish urban sanctuaries. The discovery, on the site, of a fairly high number of bronze statuettes and above all of iron weapons also tends to corroborate the hypothesis according to which this was a maritime sanctuary in the Late Iron Age tradition, probably active in the early Roman period.
[EN] Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère), a maritime sanctuary of the Osismes? Partly excavated at the end of the 19th century and in the 1950s, the large Roman building at Trouguer (Cléden-Cap-Sizun, Finistère) is of similar plan and dimensions to those of several Gaulish urban sanctuaries. The discovery, on the site, of a fairly high number of bronze statuettes and above all of iron weapons also tends to corroborate the hypothesis according to which this was a maritime sanctuary in the Late Iron Age tradition, probably active in the early Roman period.
Persée – Études Celtiques, vol. 41, 2015: <link>
abstract:
[FR] En partie fouillé à la fin du XIXe siècle et dans les années 1950, le grand bâtiment antique de Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère) s’apparente, par son plan et ses dimensions, à plusieurs sanctuaires urbains de Gaule. La découverte, sur le site, d’un nombre assez élevé de statuettes de bronze et surtout d’armes de fer tend aussi à corroborer l’hypothèse selon laquelle il y aurait là un temple maritime de tradition laténienne, sans doute en activité dès le début de l’époque romaine.
[EN] Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère), a maritime sanctuary of the Osismes? Partly excavated at the end of the 19th century and in the 1950s, the large Roman building at Trouguer (Cléden-Cap-Sizun, Finistère) is of similar plan and dimensions to those of several Gaulish urban sanctuaries. The discovery, on the site, of a fairly high number of bronze statuettes and above all of iron weapons also tends to corroborate the hypothesis according to which this was a maritime sanctuary in the Late Iron Age tradition, probably active in the early Roman period.
[EN] Trouguer en Cléden-Cap-Sizun (Finistère), a maritime sanctuary of the Osismes? Partly excavated at the end of the 19th century and in the 1950s, the large Roman building at Trouguer (Cléden-Cap-Sizun, Finistère) is of similar plan and dimensions to those of several Gaulish urban sanctuaries. The discovery, on the site, of a fairly high number of bronze statuettes and above all of iron weapons also tends to corroborate the hypothesis according to which this was a maritime sanctuary in the Late Iron Age tradition, probably active in the early Roman period.
Abollivier, Philippe, Guy Collin, and Patrick Galliou, “Les monnaies d’or des Osismii au cavalier armé, nouvelles découvertes”, Études Celtiques 32 (1996): 65–72.
abstract:
[FR] De nouveaux exemplaires des monnaies d’or au cavalier armé découverts sur le territoire des Osismes permettent d’attribuer définitivement l’une de ces séries à ce peuple occidental. Il est vraisemblable qu’elles en constituent l’un des premiers monnayages individualisés.
[EN] The «armed rider» gold coins of the Osismii - New finds.
New finds of gold coins of the «armed rider» type on the territory of the Osismii show that one of these series must conclusively be attributed to this western tribe. It is likely to be one of its earliest individualised issues.
[EN] The «armed rider» gold coins of the Osismii - New finds.
New finds of gold coins of the «armed rider» type on the territory of the Osismii show that one of these series must conclusively be attributed to this western tribe. It is likely to be one of its earliest individualised issues.
Persée – Études Celtiques, vol. 32, 1996: <link>
abstract:
[FR] De nouveaux exemplaires des monnaies d’or au cavalier armé découverts sur le territoire des Osismes permettent d’attribuer définitivement l’une de ces séries à ce peuple occidental. Il est vraisemblable qu’elles en constituent l’un des premiers monnayages individualisés.
[EN] The «armed rider» gold coins of the Osismii - New finds.
New finds of gold coins of the «armed rider» type on the territory of the Osismii show that one of these series must conclusively be attributed to this western tribe. It is likely to be one of its earliest individualised issues.
[EN] The «armed rider» gold coins of the Osismii - New finds.
New finds of gold coins of the «armed rider» type on the territory of the Osismii show that one of these series must conclusively be attributed to this western tribe. It is likely to be one of its earliest individualised issues.
Contributions to edited collections or authored works
Galliou, Patrick, and Barry Cunliffe, “Le Yaudet-en-Ploulec’h (Côtes-d’Armor) au haut Moyen Âge”, in: Louis Lemoine, and Bernard Merdrignac (eds), Corona monastica: moines bretons de Landévennec. Histoire et mémoire celtiques. Mélanges offerts au père Marc Simon, Rennes: Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2004. 251–263.
