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Peyresq
Peyresq (from ''le pays des pierres'', or ''the land of stones'')〔Paulette Goujon-Borrély and Lucie Imbert, ''Peyresq : un village de Haute-Provence à la recherche des temps perdus'', p 59〕 is a French village in the commune of Thorame-Haute in France, perched on a rocky outcrop of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence at 1,528 metres above sea level.
==History==
The village first appears in charters of 1042〔''Thorame-Haute'' article in Michel de La Torre, ''Alpes-de-Haute-Provence : le guide complet des 200 communes'', Deslogis-Lacoste, "Villes et villages de France" collection, Paris, 1989, Relié, 72 (non-paginated) p. (ISBN 2-7399-5004-7).〕 as ''Petriscum'', referring to its rocky surroundings.〔Ernest Nègre, ''Toponymie globale de la France : étymologie de 35 000 noms de lieux'', Geneva : Librairie Droz, 1990. Volume III : Formations non-romanes ; formations dialectales. Notice 23947, p 1289〕
Peyresq (then spelled Peiresc) gave its name to the famous humanist Nicolas Claude Fabri de Peiresc - he was its lord, but never set foot there. After the French Revolution, the village came to be spelled as Peyresq, and in November 1964 it was merged with the village of La Colle-Saint-Michel to create a new commune called Saint-Michel-Peyresq. That commune was in turn absorbed by the municipality of Thorame-Haute in March 1974.
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