We present and model new radiocarbon data for the Neolithic marshes of Marais de Saint-Gond Marne in France. We then provide the first radiocarbon-based synthesis of human activity in this region. The earliest flint mine pits dug in France were dated to between 7518 and 7356 cal BC (95% probability) in the Mesolithic period. A Neolithic sequence of activity has been reconstructed in detail for the mine and hypogeums in the Vert-la-Gravelle “La Crayère” site. Using summed probability distribution frequencies with new radiocarbon results from flint mines, hypogeum-burials and settlements, we show the peak of regional population is consistent with the advent of the hypogeum construction during the Néolithique récent/Néolithique final between 3650 and 2900 cal BC (95% probability).

我们提出并建模了法国Marais de Saint-Gond Marne的新石器时代沼泽地的新放射性碳数据。然后，我们提供该区域人类活动的第一个基于放射性碳的合成。在法国，最早的火石矿坑在中石器时代可追溯到公元前7518年至7356 cal年之间​​（概率为95％）。新石器时代的活动序列已在Vert-la-Gravelle“ LaCrayère”遗址中详细重建了矿山和次要地方。使用总的概率分布频率和火石矿山，次要土葬和定居点的新放射性碳的结果，我们显示区域人口的峰值与公元前3650年至2900年之间的新纪元/新纪元决赛期间次元构造的出现是一致的（95 ％概率）。