Archaeological sites in Languedoc-Roussillon

Vestiges archéologiques
11320 Montferrand

The archaeological remains of Montferrand, located in the Aude, date from the High Middle Ages and include thermal baths and two rare Paleo-Christian churches outside the great ancient urban centres.

Vestiges archéologiques
11100 Narbonne

The remains of the Clos de la Lombarde in Narbonne reveal a Gallo-Roman quarter of the 1st-Vth century, with domus, thermal baths and Paleo-Christian basilica, classified as a historical monument in 2007.

Patrimoine Celtique
34970 Lattes

The archaeological site of Lattara, in Lattes, Occitanie, is an ancient and ancient port city, revealing a rich Gallic, Etruscan and Roman past near the Mediterranean lagoons.

34480 Magalas

The Magalas Oppidum is an archaeological site of the iron and Gallo-Roman ages, classified as Historic Monument, located in the Hérault in Occitanie.

Sites archéologique
66480 Le Perthus

The archaeological site of the Panissars, located at the pass of the same name at Le Perthus (Occitanie), gathers the ancient remains of the Pompey Trophy and of a Benedictine priory of the eleventh century, on the ancient Domitian way.

34160 Castries

The archaeological site of the Grand Devois de Figaret, located at Castries (Herault), is a 7.5 ha Neolithic and Chalcolithic complex, showing an ancient human occupation in Languedoc garrigue.

Vestiges archéologiques
34140 Mèze

The archaeological remains of the Pallas in Mèze, dated from the Xth and 11th centuries, are a key medieval site to understand the formation of the village in Occitanie. These ruins reveal a continuous occupation since the Carolingian era.

11130 Sigean

The Pech Maho oppidum, located in Sigean, Occitanie, is a fortified Celtic site from the 6th to the 3rd century BC, a former trading counter between Mediterranean and indigenous peoples, abandoned after a brutal destruction linked to the Punic wars.