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Origin and history

The Gallo-Roman remains of Vallangoujard are a historical monument located in the commune of Vallangoujard, in the department of Val-d'Oise (95), in the Île-de-France region. Their precise location is estimated as "a priori satisfactory", with an approximate address to the 6 Path of the Board. These remains are associated with the neighbouring municipality of Epiais-Rhus for their protection under the Historic Monuments, but the available data do not specify their exact nature or conservation status.

The Gallo-Roman period in Île-de-France, between the first century BC and the fifth century BC, corresponds to an era of progressive Romanization of the Gallic territories.

The vestiges of this time, such as those of Vallangoujard, often reflect rural habitats, channels of communication or places of worship. In this region, agriculture and local handicrafts structured daily life, while elites gradually adopted Roman lifestyles. The absence of specific details on these remains does not allow the exact function to be determined, but their presence attests to an ancient human occupation in this area.

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