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In the context of the semiotic of cultures project, the semanticist François Rastier has stated the notion of cultural object and has suggested to extend methods of interpretative semantics to images and other non-textual signs. Meanwhile, the necessity to understand the meaning of symbolic objects revealed by the archaeology is often expressed and problematized by protohistorians. The common ground of these two research areas allows us to set the epistemological and methodological outlines of an interpretation of such objects and to provide a first illustration.

ARCHEOLOGIE ET INTERPRETATION: POUR UNE SEMIOTIQUE DES OBJETS CULTURELS ARCHEOLOGY AND INTERPRETATION: FOR A SEMIOTIC OF CULTURAL OBJECTS