Tolosa in “narbonnaise”
On the 2nd floor, objects of daily life, elements of architecture, sculptures and models present Toulouse and its area during Antiquity. They explain the different stages of the city settlement from Gallic to Roman times. The models allow toreproduce urbanism and the most important monuments of the roman city (fortification, temple, palaces of Visigoths kings, the church of La Daurade) of which nothing remains in the actual city. The administrative province of attachement for Toulouse is also described, thanks to the sculpted group discovered in Beziers.
Issues:
How can we make understandable incomplete objects ?
How can we contextualize daily objects of life ?

The Chiragan domain
Discovered in Martres-Tolosane near Toulouse, Chriragan is the most important roman villa known in the whole Gaul. It is composed of many farming and