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ssss1 Diachrony in landscape forms. The present landscape is seen as an accumulation over time. The past, complete initial form is visible in the present, but in a decayed state. It can be reconstructed by removing later forms (regressive method). The point of reference forms part of a “resistant” past, to which it is theoretically possible to return (Robert, 2020)

1 ssss1 When these cuttings present “grids of equidistant axes, defining square or rectangular units, called centuriae” (see entry “centuriatio” in the Dictionary of Surveying on www.archeogeographie.org, accessed on January 20, 2018).

2 ssss1 Author’s note: for citations from works for which no English edition is available, a translation is provided in the text, with the original in the footnotes. In this case: ...du moins mal connu, qui est généralement aussi le plus récent ou le plus proche de nous, comme par exemple le paysage actuel ou le cadastre du XIXe siècle, pour remonter dans le passé à l’aide d’indices de plus en plus difficiles à interpréter à mesure qu’ils sont anciens, mais dont l’enchaînement historique ne fait pas de doute .