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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 2024 FrancePublisher:European Acoustics Association Meunier, Sabine; Habault, Dominique; Moulinec, Hervé; Lasaygues, Philippe; Guthleben, Denis; Mattei, Pierre-Olivier; Rosu, Elena;International audience; The Laboratory of Mechanics and Acoustics in Marseille(France) celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2021. It wascreated in 1941, under the name of Centre de RecherchesScientifiques, Industrielles et Maritimes (CRSIM) and wasthe successor of the French Naval Research Center createdin Toulon by the French Navy, under the direction ofFrançois Canac, to work on submarine detection duringWorld War I. It was the first laboratory of the NationalCenter for Scientific Research out of Paris. In thislaboratory, Paul Langevin developed the first high-poweredultrasonic transmitters for the detection of submarines. F.Canac headed the CRSIM until 1958. He was one of thefounders of the journal Acustica. The acoustics servicedeveloped considerably under his leadership. The CRSIMbecame the Centre de Recherches Physiques (PhysicalResearch Center, CRP) in 1962 and was directed byThéodore Vogel. In 1973, the laboratory had a Departmentof Mechanics and a Department of Acoustics. On July 10,1973, the laboratory took the name of Laboratoire deMécanique et d’Acoustique (LMA, Laboratory ofMechanics and Acoustics), a name that better describes itsactivities and which it still bears today. We present here theevolution of the laboratory’s research themes over these 80years.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2024 FrancePublisher:Elsevier BV Authors: Jean-Philip Brugal; Jean-Baptiste Fourvel;Jean-Philip Brugal; Jean-Baptiste Fourvel;- Predator teeth, especially canines, leave circular marks as pits and punctures on the bone surface of prey. The morphology and dimensions of puncture marks are related to different factors, both in terms of the predator itself (age, sex) and the nature of the impacted bone. The aim of this study is to examine the variability of puncture marks made by various predator species through the biometrical analysis of canines. Such an approach highlights the wide dimensional overlap and helps define the range of potential puncture production from smaller to larger carnivore species. The results draw attention to the use of simple measurements in the analysis of tooth marks on bone. Notwithstanding, more sophisticated multifactorial integrative approaches (predator and prey) are still needed.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023 FrancePublisher:OpenEdition Authors: Mathieu Engerbeaud;Mathieu Engerbeaud;doi: 10.4000/kentron.6638
International audience; From the origins of Rome to the end of the Second Punic War, the Romans’ approach to peace is known only through the eyes of historians who wrote centuries after the events. Faced with significant documentary gaps, these authors reinterpreted the history of the Roman wars in a moralizing and / or patriotic way to meet the challenges of their time. The way of ending hostilities and making peace between the 8th and 3rd centuries was thus revised and corrected at the end of the Republican era. It is therefore necessary to elucidate the logic behind the rewriting of these narratives in order to understand how the Romans truly envisaged peace during the first centuries of their history.; Des origines de Rome à la fin de la deuxième guerre punique, la manière dont les Romains envisageaient la paix n’est connue qu’à travers le regard d’historiens qui ont écrit plusieurs siècles après les faits. Confrontés à d’importantes lacunes documentaires, ces auteurs ont réinterprété l’histoire des guerres romaines de manière moralisatrice et / ou patriotique pour répondre aux enjeux de leur époque. La façon de cesser les hostilités et de conclure la paix entre le VIIIe et le IIIe siècle a donc été revue et corrigée à la fin de l’époque républicaine. Dès lors, il est nécessaire d’élucider les logiques de réécriture de ces récits pour tenter de comprendre comment les Romains envisageaient véritablement la paix au cours des premiers siècles de leur histoire.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023 FrancePublisher:OpenEdition Sirdeys, Naïs; Ollivier, Vincent; Wackenheim, Quentin; Dabkowski, Julie; Limondin-Lozouet, Nicole; Antoine, Pierre; Bracco, Jean-Pierre; Bellier, Olivier;International audience; In southeastern France, the Upper Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Early Neolithic periods are poorly represented in open-air archaeological sites. Among all the potential factors (e.g., climatic impacts, cultural practices, lack of surveys) what part do geomorphological processes play on conservation and/or destruction of open/air sites? To answer this question, this study proposes an integrated approach to analyze geomorphological processes and their taphonomic impacts on the presence/absence of archaeological sites or remains. It is based on the study of regional sedimentary markers of temperate phases with high archaeological and palaeoecological preservation potentials: detrital paleosol formations and calcareous tufas formations. The methodology links their elemental (pXRF), granulometric and colorimetric compositions to sedimentary dynamics, temporalities and depositional modalities on two sequences of SouthEast France. In the Upper Palaeolithic, the presence of pedologic horizons in cryoclastic glacis marks phases of environmental stability with low sedimentation rates, temperate climate, forest cover. However, these horizons record detritism and erosion of the watershed. The archaeological gaps are therefore potentially attributable to disturbances of a climato-morphogenic nature that would have altered the state of conservation of potential remains. In the transition between Mesolithic/ Early Neolithic and the Bronze Age, the analysis of tufas sequences, formations rich in bioindicators sensitive to disturbances of their biotope, show that the archaeological gaps are linked to a weak anthropic influence on the environment. The lime mud phases with poorly constructed and low detrital facies indicate stable periods, the first punctual and localized disturbances (watershed) are only recorded from the Neolithic onwards with the increase in detritism and reworked elements.; Dans le sud-est de la France, les sites de plein air des périodes du Paléolithique supérieur, Mésolithique et Néolithique ancien sont très peu représentés. Parmi les nombreux facteurs potentiellement responsables (e.g., impacts climatiques, pratiques culturelles, manque de prospections) quelle est la part des processus géomorphologiques sur la conservation et/ou la destruction de sites de plein air ? Afin de répondre à cette question, cette étude propose une approche intégrée d’analyse des processus géomorphologiques et de leurs impacts taphonomiques sur la présence/absence, la préservation/destruction de sites ou vestiges archéologiques via l’étude de marqueurs sédimentaires régionaux de phases tempérées à fort potentiel de conservation archéologiques et paléoécologiques : les formations détritiques à cryoclastes et paléosols et les formations de tufs calcaires. La méthodologie relie leurs compositions élémentaires (pXRF), granulométriques et colorimétriques aux dynamiques sédimentaires, temporalités et modalités de déposition sur deux séquences témoins du Sud-Est de la France. Au Paléolithique supérieur, la présence d’horizons de sols dans les glacis cryoclastiques, marque des phases de stabilité environnementale aux faibles taux de sédimentations, au climat tempéré et au développement du couvert forestier. Ces horizons enregistrent cependant des épisodes détritiques témoins de l’érosion du bassin versant. Les lacunes archéologiques seraient donc potentiellement attribuables à des perturbations d’ordre morphoclimatiques qui auraient altéré l’état de conservation de potentiels vestiges. L’analyse d’une séquence de tuf calcaire, formations sensibles aux perturbations de leurs biotopes, montre que les lacunes archéologiques seraient en lien avec une faible emprise anthropique sur le milieu. Les phases crayeuses aux faciès peu construits et peu détritiques indiquent des périodes de stabilité, les premières perturbations ponctuelles et localisées (bassin versant) ne sont enregistrées qu’à partir du Néolithique final avec l’augmentation du détritisme et des éléments remaniés.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023Publisher:Duke University Press Authors: Jennifer L. Lambe;Jennifer L. Lambe;Abstract Why were homosexuality and Communism so closely knit together in the discursive logic of the Cold War? This article explores the convergence of sexuality and ideology in scholarly and popular conversations about the Cuban Revolution. These included a transnational panic over the purported links between homosexuality and Communism, psychiatric efforts in Cuba and the Cuban exile community to link homosexuality to suspicious ideological affiliations (Communist or anti-Communist), and a shared concern with rooting out covert political threats on both sides of the Florida Straits. Situating Cuba in hemispheric perspective, I propose that secrecy itself was at issue in the widespread and conjoined preoccupation with ideology and sexuality. This turned the closet, on the one hand, and coming out, on the other, into all-purpose, politically charged signifiers in Cuban culture writ large.
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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 2024 FrancePublisher:European Acoustics Association Meunier, Sabine; Habault, Dominique; Moulinec, Hervé; Lasaygues, Philippe; Guthleben, Denis; Mattei, Pierre-Olivier; Rosu, Elena;International audience; The Laboratory of Mechanics and Acoustics in Marseille(France) celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2021. It wascreated in 1941, under the name of Centre de RecherchesScientifiques, Industrielles et Maritimes (CRSIM) and wasthe successor of the French Naval Research Center createdin Toulon by the French Navy, under the direction ofFrançois Canac, to work on submarine detection duringWorld War I. It was the first laboratory of the NationalCenter for Scientific Research out of Paris. In thislaboratory, Paul Langevin developed the first high-poweredultrasonic transmitters for the detection of submarines. F.Canac headed the CRSIM until 1958. He was one of thefounders of the journal Acustica. The acoustics servicedeveloped considerably under his leadership. The CRSIMbecame the Centre de Recherches Physiques (PhysicalResearch Center, CRP) in 1962 and was directed byThéodore Vogel. In 1973, the laboratory had a Departmentof Mechanics and a Department of Acoustics. On July 10,1973, the laboratory took the name of Laboratoire deMécanique et d’Acoustique (LMA, Laboratory ofMechanics and Acoustics), a name that better describes itsactivities and which it still bears today. We present here theevolution of the laboratory’s research themes over these 80years.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2024 FrancePublisher:Elsevier BV Authors: Jean-Philip Brugal; Jean-Baptiste Fourvel;Jean-Philip Brugal; Jean-Baptiste Fourvel;- Predator teeth, especially canines, leave circular marks as pits and punctures on the bone surface of prey. The morphology and dimensions of puncture marks are related to different factors, both in terms of the predator itself (age, sex) and the nature of the impacted bone. The aim of this study is to examine the variability of puncture marks made by various predator species through the biometrical analysis of canines. Such an approach highlights the wide dimensional overlap and helps define the range of potential puncture production from smaller to larger carnivore species. The results draw attention to the use of simple measurements in the analysis of tooth marks on bone. Notwithstanding, more sophisticated multifactorial integrative approaches (predator and prey) are still needed.
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International audience; From the origins of Rome to the end of the Second Punic War, the Romans’ approach to peace is known only through the eyes of historians who wrote centuries after the events. Faced with significant documentary gaps, these authors reinterpreted the history of the Roman wars in a moralizing and / or patriotic way to meet the challenges of their time. The way of ending hostilities and making peace between the 8th and 3rd centuries was thus revised and corrected at the end of the Republican era. It is therefore necessary to elucidate the logic behind the rewriting of these narratives in order to understand how the Romans truly envisaged peace during the first centuries of their history.; Des origines de Rome à la fin de la deuxième guerre punique, la manière dont les Romains envisageaient la paix n’est connue qu’à travers le regard d’historiens qui ont écrit plusieurs siècles après les faits. Confrontés à d’importantes lacunes documentaires, ces auteurs ont réinterprété l’histoire des guerres romaines de manière moralisatrice et / ou patriotique pour répondre aux enjeux de leur époque. La façon de cesser les hostilités et de conclure la paix entre le VIIIe et le IIIe siècle a donc été revue et corrigée à la fin de l’époque républicaine. Dès lors, il est nécessaire d’élucider les logiques de réécriture de ces récits pour tenter de comprendre comment les Romains envisageaient véritablement la paix au cours des premiers siècles de leur histoire.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023 FrancePublisher:OpenEdition Sirdeys, Naïs; Ollivier, Vincent; Wackenheim, Quentin; Dabkowski, Julie; Limondin-Lozouet, Nicole; Antoine, Pierre; Bracco, Jean-Pierre; Bellier, Olivier;International audience; In southeastern France, the Upper Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Early Neolithic periods are poorly represented in open-air archaeological sites. Among all the potential factors (e.g., climatic impacts, cultural practices, lack of surveys) what part do geomorphological processes play on conservation and/or destruction of open/air sites? To answer this question, this study proposes an integrated approach to analyze geomorphological processes and their taphonomic impacts on the presence/absence of archaeological sites or remains. It is based on the study of regional sedimentary markers of temperate phases with high archaeological and palaeoecological preservation potentials: detrital paleosol formations and calcareous tufas formations. The methodology links their elemental (pXRF), granulometric and colorimetric compositions to sedimentary dynamics, temporalities and depositional modalities on two sequences of SouthEast France. In the Upper Palaeolithic, the presence of pedologic horizons in cryoclastic glacis marks phases of environmental stability with low sedimentation rates, temperate climate, forest cover. However, these horizons record detritism and erosion of the watershed. The archaeological gaps are therefore potentially attributable to disturbances of a climato-morphogenic nature that would have altered the state of conservation of potential remains. In the transition between Mesolithic/ Early Neolithic and the Bronze Age, the analysis of tufas sequences, formations rich in bioindicators sensitive to disturbances of their biotope, show that the archaeological gaps are linked to a weak anthropic influence on the environment. The lime mud phases with poorly constructed and low detrital facies indicate stable periods, the first punctual and localized disturbances (watershed) are only recorded from the Neolithic onwards with the increase in detritism and reworked elements.; Dans le sud-est de la France, les sites de plein air des périodes du Paléolithique supérieur, Mésolithique et Néolithique ancien sont très peu représentés. Parmi les nombreux facteurs potentiellement responsables (e.g., impacts climatiques, pratiques culturelles, manque de prospections) quelle est la part des processus géomorphologiques sur la conservation et/ou la destruction de sites de plein air ? Afin de répondre à cette question, cette étude propose une approche intégrée d’analyse des processus géomorphologiques et de leurs impacts taphonomiques sur la présence/absence, la préservation/destruction de sites ou vestiges archéologiques via l’étude de marqueurs sédimentaires régionaux de phases tempérées à fort potentiel de conservation archéologiques et paléoécologiques : les formations détritiques à cryoclastes et paléosols et les formations de tufs calcaires. La méthodologie relie leurs compositions élémentaires (pXRF), granulométriques et colorimétriques aux dynamiques sédimentaires, temporalités et modalités de déposition sur deux séquences témoins du Sud-Est de la France. Au Paléolithique supérieur, la présence d’horizons de sols dans les glacis cryoclastiques, marque des phases de stabilité environnementale aux faibles taux de sédimentations, au climat tempéré et au développement du couvert forestier. Ces horizons enregistrent cependant des épisodes détritiques témoins de l’érosion du bassin versant. Les lacunes archéologiques seraient donc potentiellement attribuables à des perturbations d’ordre morphoclimatiques qui auraient altéré l’état de conservation de potentiels vestiges. L’analyse d’une séquence de tuf calcaire, formations sensibles aux perturbations de leurs biotopes, montre que les lacunes archéologiques seraient en lien avec une faible emprise anthropique sur le milieu. Les phases crayeuses aux faciès peu construits et peu détritiques indiquent des périodes de stabilité, les premières perturbations ponctuelles et localisées (bassin versant) ne sont enregistrées qu’à partir du Néolithique final avec l’augmentation du détritisme et des éléments remaniés.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2023Publisher:Duke University Press Authors: Jennifer L. Lambe;Jennifer L. Lambe;Abstract Why were homosexuality and Communism so closely knit together in the discursive logic of the Cold War? This article explores the convergence of sexuality and ideology in scholarly and popular conversations about the Cuban Revolution. These included a transnational panic over the purported links between homosexuality and Communism, psychiatric efforts in Cuba and the Cuban exile community to link homosexuality to suspicious ideological affiliations (Communist or anti-Communist), and a shared concern with rooting out covert political threats on both sides of the Florida Straits. Situating Cuba in hemispheric perspective, I propose that secrecy itself was at issue in the widespread and conjoined preoccupation with ideology and sexuality. This turned the closet, on the one hand, and coming out, on the other, into all-purpose, politically charged signifiers in Cuban culture writ large.
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