My research focuses on the development of Mediterranean and Alpine forest ecosystems during the Holocene and the study of their dynamics in response to past human activities (agriculture, grazing, mining, etc.). The aim is to clarify the impact of these activities on forest dynamics (variations in the upper limit of forests, species composition). I work closely with historians and archaeologists as part of interdisciplinary programmes. Soil anthropology (identification and dating of charcoal preserved in soils) is my work tool and my speciality. This discipline requires a thorough knowledge of wood anatomy to ensure accurate and rigorous anatomical identifications. Comparative anatomy of European woods is an important part of my work.
ANR AIWOOD (WP3): Developing artificial intelligence for the anatomical identification of wood charcoal, whether archaeological or not (CERPAM, I. Thery)
ANR FRAL CHARTAQ (WP2): Contribution of charcoal analysis to knowledge of the dynamics of the Persian landscape in Late Antiquity (IMBE, M. Djamali)
IMBE – UMR CNRS 7263 / IRD 237 / Aix Marseille Université / Avignon Université.
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