The region of Burgundy, in east-central France, is remarkable in its environmental and historical complexity. An extensive database already exists, covering geology, biology, and the social sciences. Spatial data are aggregated into a Geographic Information System with over 100 layers.  Available data include LANDSAT and SPOT imagery of the region (from 1979 onward), data from AIRES and other scanners, and digitized contemporary and historic maps (some going back as far as 1759).
 

• Project area*
• Commune of Uxeau sampled from the 1759 Cassini map of Burgundy / key
• Aerial view of Gallo Roman villa*
• 1944 Army Corps aerial photo of old road*
• 1983 1:25,000 topo map of Mt. Dardon (c IGN)
• Line of sight analysis (Madry and Rakos 1996)*
• Site location predictive model*
• Climatic map / Geographical map
• Late Holocene Range of Temperate-Mediterranean ecotone

Click to access indexed images of Burgundy (specifically Saone-et-Loire) taken from 1999 fieldwork.