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e siecle de notre ere. Les mobiliers associes font l'objet d'une etude plus ou moins complete suivant les cas, a vocation chronologique ou thematique. Abstract : The sanctuary of the Gallo-Roman small town of Mauves-sur-Loire (Loire-Atlantique) was excavated in 1885-1886, 1966 and 1976-1979, but has so far remained practically unpublished. Going back over the whole documentation related to the excavation now provides an opportunity to cast a new light on these documents. After a La Tene occupation which is not easy to interpret, the three main phases date from the the early 1st century AD, the last third of the same century, and the middle 2nd one : they signal the passage from a relatively small worship area, where no temple could be recognized, to a Romano-Celtic temple, which itself was then transformed into a pillared bulding on podium. The sanctuary was abandoned during the second half of 4th century.

The Gallo-Roman sanctuary of Vieille-Cour at Mauves-sur-Loire (Loire-Atlantique): stock of knowledge