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Site map- CHAPTER I. THE TOWN AND THE ABBEY
- Before Saint-Denis
- A single tomb dating from the early Neolithic
- A group of quern-stones
- A rural establishment from the late La Tène
- Early history
- The basilica and structures from Late Antiquity
- The tomb of Saint Denis
- A pillar from the chancel
- A grave from the exterior necropolis
- The antefixes
- Long-distance trade
- The necropolis, city of the dead
- The merovingian basilica and its architectural context
- A Merovingian acanthus-leaf capital
- Plaster sarcophagi
- The grave of a young horseman
- The royal abbey
- The Carolingian basilica at the center of the monastic town (9th century)
- A description of the basilica in 799
- A column from the Carolingian basilica
- The aqueduct
- A coin die proofing plate
- The castellum
- The Carolingian basilica at the center of the monastic town (9th century)
- The fortification of the castellum
- A Carolingian chest
- Origins of a monastic borough
- The monumental ensemble in the Romanesque period (12th century)
- The Romanesque cloister
- Secular housing
- Grain pits
- Saint-Denis prospers
- The monumental ensemble in the Gothic period (13th century)
- The Gothic transept rose windows
- Flat roof tiles
- The cellars
- Page from the account book of the Saint-Denis commandery for the year 1290-1291
- The town in turmoil
- The monumental ensemble in Early Modern Times (late 16th century)
- The Saint-Marcel church
- The Valois mausoleum
- The funerary monument of a middle-class couple
- The "very Christian" town
- The architectural ensemble in the 18th century
- The Carmelite convent
- The Ebinger printed fabric workshop
- The industrial town
- The town today and its permutations
- CHAPTER II. MEN AND WOMEN
- Saint Denis
- Arnegonde, the queen
- Hunus, the munk
- Suger, the abbot
- The Montreuils, the architects
- A pilgrim
- A baker
- A traveller, Arnold van Buchel, 1585
- An artist, Ponce Jacquio (ca. 1515 - 1570)
- CHAPTER III. CRAFTS AND DAILY LIFE
- The medieval town and its crafts
- A fourth-century pin-maker's workshop
- A Merovingian belt buckle workshop
- A Carolingian shoemaker
- Stained glass maintenance around the year 1000
- The medieval town and its crafts
- A furrier's workshop from the 12th century
- A 14th century workshop of a silversmith-enameller
- Pottery production
- Stonecutters, sculptors and masons
- The modern town and its crafts
- The Croult and river-based trades
- Saint-Denis' markets and fairs
- The Saint Denis fair
- The Lendit fair
- The Place Panetière and the covered markets
- Standard measurements in Saint-Denis
- From the market to the table
- CHAPTER IV. ARCHAEOLOGY, TERRITORY AND CITIZENSHIP
- Archaeology and urban policy
- Place Jean-Jaurès, archaeology and urban project
- The Pierre de Montreuil garden, an archaeological reserve
- Archaeological interventions within the town's limits
- The Saint-Denis Archaeological Service
- Archaeology, management and heritage conservation
- Master's Program in Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Objects
- Archaeological Conservation Treatment and Information Service (UTICA)
- Archaeology and citizenship
- Reading the town
- Archaeology at the Art and History Museum
- The educational program
- Open house at the dig
- Archaeology and local development
- Archaeology and research
- Tools
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