Historical Ecology and Landscape History
Heterarchy and Complex Social Systems

C.Publications

Ecotypes (Elizabeth Jones) See also Jones' dissertation abstract...see next entry.
Surviving the Little Ice Age: Family Strategies in the Decade of the Great Famine of 1693–1694 as Reconstructed through Parish Registers and Family Reconstitution. Ph.D. Disseration, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2006. 

Architecture and Sculpture of the Donjon Atelier

Some of these writings can be found on the internet. For those... go to www.triquete.org/papers.html.

D.Current Research

The following articles are by Scott Madry, PhD.

Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS
Visualization
Predictive Modeling
Regional Spatial Analysis
Historical Cartography
Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS
Visualization
Predictive Modeling
Regional Spatial Analysis
Historical Cartography

The following articles are by Amanda Tickner

Iron-Age Agriculture
Iron-Age Tumulus and Mistletoe Pollen

Goddess Epona - Follow-Up Study

Gallo-Roman Era

Gallo-Roman Agriculture
Epona

Medieval Era

Farm Pond Geology and Pollen Study (Carole Crumley)
The Garden Project

Early Medieval Agriculture

Seigneury of Lunenier

Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS
Visualization
Predictive Modeling
Regional Spatial Analysis
Historical Cartography

Post-Modern/Early Modern Eras

The following article is by Scott Madry and Elizabeth Jones.

19th-Century Agriculture. Scott Madry, Elizabeth Jones

Woodland and Vineyards Study. Elizabeth Jones and Amanda Tickner.
Contemporary Charolais Beef Production
Individual Farm Histories

Applications of Remote Sensing and GIS
Visualization
Predictive Modeling
Regional Spatial Analysis
Historical Cartography

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Research Projects by Members of the French Project

Applications of Remote Sensing/GIS/GPS to Regional Archeological Analysis in Burgundy, France

19th- and 20th-Century Garden Practices (ethnography)

Contemporary Charolais Beef Production (ethnography)

The Production, Distribution, and Utilization of Common-Ware Ceramics in the Roman Period (archeology)

The Architecture and Sculpture of the Donjon Atelier (art history, ethnography)

Historical Demography (parish records, other archival materials)

Landscape and Climate History in Burgundy, France
Poster presented at the annual Conference of the American Society for Environmental History and the Forest History Society.
De Vries, D.H. & Crumley, C.L.
March 28-April 1, 2001 in Durham, NC.

An Introduction to the Historical Climatology of Burgundy
D. Seth Murray
Original manuscript: May 10, 2000
Revised manuscript: February 17, 2001

Burgundian Historical Climate Data
Danny de Vries
April, 2000

Economic and Subsistence Activities in Medieval Rural Monasteries (archeology, ethnohistory)

Long-term Shifts in Settlement (archeologicial and remote sensing surveys)

Physiogeography of the Arroux and Loire Rivers (geology)

Studies of Contemporary Periodic Markets and Midsummer's Eve Festivals

The Linguistic and Dialect History of the Region

The Widespread Influence of the Goddess Epona

Celtic and Roman Road Networks

Study of the Relationship between Landscape and Power

Overviews of Burgundian Historical Ecology (Including Climatic History) and of Medieval History.