Archaeological sites in Picardie

60140 Catenoy

Camp César, a barred spur of Catenoy (Oise), is a major archaeological site occupied from Neolithic times in the early Middle Ages, overlooking the surrounding valleys.

Sites archéologique
60540 Belle-Eglise

The archaeological site of the Marais in Belle-Eglise, located in the Oise in Hauts-de-France, is a historical monument whose location remains approximate. Ranked, it is linked to the neighbouring town of Chambly.

02190 Variscourt

L'oppidum de Variscourt is a historical site classified as Monument Historique, located in the commune of Variscourt, Aisne (Hauts-de-France).

02500 Mondrepuis

Mondrepuis, a 35-hectare protohistoric fortified site in the Aisne, bears witness to the occupation of Neolithic in Roman times with defensive walls and ditches.

60540 Chambly

The archaeological site of the Marais in Chambly (Hauts-de-France) reveals a Gallo-Roman villa (I-IVth century) and a unique Carolingian mill, bearing witness to a continuing occupation of Antiquity in the 10th century.

Sites archéologique
02860 Colligis-Crandelain

The Colligis quarry, located in Colligis-Crandelain in Hauts-de-France, is a historical site whose exact period remains undetermined. This monument bears witness to local extractive activity.

80310 La Chaussée-Tirancourt

The oppidum known as Camp de César is an ancient Gallic fortified site located in La Chaussée-Tirancourt (Somme), overlooking the valley of the Somme. This emblematic monument, classified in 1862, illustrates Celtic and Roman defence techniques between 60 BC and 25 BC.

Site préhistorique
60700 Pont-Sainte-Maxence

The neolithic site of Pont-Sainte-Maxence, located in the Hauts-de-France, is a prehistoric monument reflecting the first human occupations in the region.