ment accrued in valleys by stream erosion and de-velopment of Holocene terraces but for the most part the landscape seen today is what Hannibal and his troops saw when they ventured forth across the Col de la Traversette The impediments to exfiltration faced by Hannibal are the very same as exist today
mentions the Col de la Traversette but makes no mention of de Beer (1967, 1969), Prevas (1998), amongst others, who argue for the southern route shown in Figure 1 And whilst the authors argue further that Hannibal might have easily moved through the Col de Montgenèvre, and assert he used local guides to surprise the
fying the landscape in the area of the Col de la Traversette The impediments to exfiltration faced by Hannibal are the very same as exist today on both the French and Italian sides of the Western Alps It is within this matrix of bedrock and deposits that the search for environmental evidence related to the in-vasion began in 2002
of the army that Hannibal ordered its firing to allow the passage of the horses and elephants Ac-cording to this account, wood was brought to the site at 2600 m asl, then set alight, producing Figure 2 (a) Air-photographic coverage of the core/section sites relative to the Col de la Traversette, Hannibal’s proposed transit pass into Italia
that Hannibal is considered to have taken, it is thought the site at the Col de la Traversette could have been used for watering large numbers of animals Carbon isotope analysis dates the deposits to
The major cols are listed from south to north with the Col de al Traversette (3000 m) called Hannibal’s col sin ce antiquity Tribes, e g Allobroges, are located in approximate cis-and trans
toward the Col de la Traversette Likewise, Polybius, who is the prime ancient authority, states definitely that Hannibal descended to the Po River Plains ra-ther than to the Dora Riparia approximately 50 km to the north After two millennia of investigations, correlation of ancient topographic names with moderns ones,
route – from the River Rhône over the Col de la Traversette (2947 m asl) – which had already been favoured by Sir Gavin de Beer in the 1950s-1960s was in all likelihood the one taken by Hannibal Since 2016, the choice of this route has been substantiated by convincing stratigraphic, geochemical and microbiological evidence
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THE HANNIBAL ENIGMA OF 218 BC: A FORENSIC EXERCISE OF
Italy in 218 BC, the physical evidence points to the Col de la Traversette, first identified by Sir Gavin de Beer in the 1960‘s The first attempts to identify the route out of a dozen possible transits, focused not only on his-torical interpretations using the evolution of place names in
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Le col de la Traversette est un endroit perdu du côté de Ristolas, au fin fond du Queyras Il est célèbre pour le tunnel qui le perce sous le sommet comme un vulgaire Galibier – sauf que creusé sous Louis XI, mazette, ça lui donne motif à se monter du col, au col Et superbe point de
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THE HANNIBAL ROUTE QUESTION OF 218 BC: A FORENSIC
fying the landscape in the area of the Col de la Traversette The impediments to exfiltration faced by Hannibal are the very same as exist today on both the French and Italian sides of the Western Alps It is within this matrix of bedrock and deposits that the search for environmental evidence related to the in-vasion began in 2002 Starting as a means of match-
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THE TRAVERSETTE (ITALIA) ROCKFALL: GEOMORPHOLOGICAL
the Col de la Traversette, at ~2600 m above sea level In addition, it represents a problem in applied geomorphology, namely, to accurately determine the nature of the surface rubble sheet in
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Biostratigraphic Evidence Relating to the Age-Old Question
of the army that Hannibal ordered its firing to allow the passage of the horses and elephants Ac-cording to this account, wood was brought to the site at 2600 m asl, then set alight, producing Figure 2 (a) Air-photographic coverage of the core/section sites relative to the Col de la Traversette, Hannibal’s proposed transit pass into Italia (b) Core/section sites at the G5–G5a sites relative to the north fork of
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Le Tour du Viso , « le Roi de Pierres » , entre Qeyras et
Le 17/08 –Granero à Quintino Sella (2640m) 5 à 6h de marche 2 options possibles pour cette journée Le col de la Traversette, 2947m fut un des col d'Hannibal et ses éléphants en 218 av JC Encore un lac près du grand refuge ,demi pension et douches avec jetons Le 18/08 –Quintino à Vallanta (2450m) journée plus facile
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El Estado romano en el periodo de entreguerras
Mahaney, W C , et al , 2014 Polybius’s ‘previous landslide’: proof that Hannibal’s invasion route crossed the col de la Traversette, Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry, 14 (2), 1–20 Mahaney, W C , et al , 2010a The Traversette rockfall: geomorphological reconstruction and importance in interpreting
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Montgenèvre as Hannibal's Col The only major col that fits the environmental descriptions provided by Polybius and Livy is the Col de la Traversette
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dessous du col de la Traversette. Cette zone herbeuse permettait de nourrir les chevaux. De plus cet endroit comp tait aussi un vaste point d'eau pour.
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in the upper Po Valley below the Col de la Traversette (Mahaney et al. If the Col de la Traversette is the route taken by Hannibal
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9 nov. 2020 de la Traversette (comme la légende d'Hannibal) nous rejoignons la haute ... Lacs de Marinet (2591 m) - Col de Mary (2641 m) - Maljasset.
- Voici le récit de Polybe pour l'arrivée au col « Hannibal atteignit la crête et y campa ; il demeura là pendant deux jours tant pour laisser reposer ceux de
26 fév 2018 · Encore aujourd'hui la question du col franchi par l'armée carthaginoise est un thème très discuté par le mystère qui l'entoure Le texte aborde
L'étude de quatre des évènements de la traversée de la Gaule par Hannibal permet d'éliminer facilement la thèse du col de la Traversette See Full PDF Download
Les thèses des deux historiens les plus connus du col de la Traversette sont : Sir Gavin de Beer et J Prevas Les principales contradictions avec le texte
PDF Both Polybius and Livy described a landslide/landslip that blocked the Punic Army's exfiltration from a high col on the water divide in the
dated by association with artefacts diagnostic of different cultural periods In Hannibal's time the trail from the col negotiated the steep slopes above the
That Hannibal's route lay through the middle reaches of the Durance and that his pass was the Col de la Traversette are very high probabilities
dessous du col de la Traversette Cette zone herbeuse permettait de nourrir les chevaux De plus cet endroit comp tait aussi un vaste point d'eau pour
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