Résumé
During an archaeological excavation carried out by Inrap on the site of Pouydesseaux in South-Western France, a protohistoric cemetery was discovered. A dozen of incineration burials dating of the end of the Early Iron Age had been studied. The funerary urn, covered with a plate, was buried with a small accessory terracotta vase. In certain cases, weapons and ornaments made of bronze or iron show relationships with the people living beyond the Pyrenees and the Garonne valley.