AccueilVIVRE ET BOUGER À MÂCONCultureMusée des UrsulinesDécouvrir le muséeDes collections diversifiéesArchéologie et histoire régionalesFlashcode ARCHLocal artisanship absorbs Roman influences Imprimer/Exporter cette page Exporter la page au format PDFPartager cette page par e-mailPartager surFacebookTwitterLinkedInDans la même rubriqueSélectionner dans la même rubriqueThe museum : a showcase for choice finds that reveal the town’s historyArtisanship in the service of local aristocracyExcavations in Mâcon : the Îlot des Minimes neighbourhoodCarolingian sculpturesThe Frankish warriorThe site of Loisy : a strategic border area of the seigneurial powerAristocratic power over the towns and countryside: the beginning of the Middle AgesLocal artisanship absorbs Roman influencesDevelopment of original, high-quality productionThe potter’s kilnAncient ceramicsThe necropolisThe remains of a craft workshopSeedsA richly covered floorThe treasure of Curtil-sous-BurnandFrom the ancient town of Matisco to the castrum : the Gallo-Roman periodThe influence of Roman culture on Celtic religious practicesGaulish ceramicsThe origins of the town : the Gaulish periodGaulish currenciesDecorative objectsMetal goodsThe museum’s benefactors: portraits of knowledgeable amateursExcavations related to urban development of the Plateau de la BailleMetal objectsThe Mâcon Treasure : an exceptional discoveryThe collectorsEurope’s fascination with Egypt reflected in the museumLocal artisanship absorbs Roman influences
