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Planarch
Thank you for visiting our Planarch website.
This website has been created by the Planarch 2 partnership.
On this website you will find information about the Planarch patnership and its history as well as information on the project actions and their results.
The website is available in English, French, Dutch and German and there is a glossary of translated relevant terms. Other features include a monument search and time line for NWE.
This website offers a unique opportunity for spatial planners, archaeologists and other interested parties to be involved in an innovative project which aims to change the way that cultural heritage is perceived and managed within the spatial planning process.
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Lauwin-Planque
rue J. Cartier, Lauwin-Planque, INRAP
This site covers an area of 1.5 hectares. The first stage of construction took place during the 7th century. The settlement consisted of dispersed units with one building resting on posts, several hut bases and isolated graves. In the 9th century, the village was organised in aligned plots of land occupied by large buildings constructed on posts (of around 15m x 8m), huts for textile work, silos and several bread ovens. There was a cemetery nearby. The site was progressively abandoned during the 11th century.
Location Map:
Key:
 - Site of the Day
 - Partners
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