Chemin Haussé
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Baron on the 1750 Cassini Map and the same on the 1790 version. The "Chemin Haussé", which passes through the commune, is a Roman road identified as one
Battle for Hill 140
reasons, they continued to move southeast along a secondary road known as Chemin Haussé. Furthermore, the approaching dawn and the associated improvement in
was capital of the Viducasses tribe). Roman villa of Bas de Vieux Le chemin Haussé. Lavoir de la place Saint-Martin L'église Saint-Laurent. Lavoir prés
settlement during the Roman era, a Gallo-Roman vicus situated on the Chemin Haussé [fr], a Roman road connecting Vieux to Exmes. Jort was a strategic location
building, and the lodge for the operator who watched the process. The Chemin Haussé Roman road passes through the commune coming from Rouvres via Jort and