Abstract
The tomb of Lautagne is that of a deceased cremated, about 18 years old, probably female if one believes the body ornaments that accompanied it, in the VIIth century BC : an earring, a bracelet and two bronze leg-rings and a necklace of bronze or amber beads. It belongs to the category of tombs with female symbolism of this region at that time, which are well provided with finery, for lack of food and other products. It helps to better understand the funeral customs of the beginning of the Iron Age in the middle Rhone Valley, a region where they are still poorly documented