Archaeological sites in Midi-Pyrénées

81150 Lagrave

The archaeological site of Sainte-Sigolene, in Lagrave (Occitanie), is a 9th century Carolingian vestige with a medieval crypt and necropolis, classified as a Historic Monument.

12310 Bertholène

Dolmen 1 of the Bourines is a prehistoric archaeological site located in Bertholène, Aveyron. It was listed as a historical monument in 1995 and bears witness to the megalithic heritage of Occitanie.

82100 Castelferrus

The archaeological site of Saint-Genes at Castelferrus reveals remains ranging from Neolithic to the Middle Ages, including a village, necropolises and Gallo-Roman artisanal installations.

46160 Marcilhac-sur-Célé

The Dolmen de la Devèze-sud, located in Marcilhac-sur-Célé (Lot), is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, inscribed in the Historical Monuments. This funerary site, with its tumulus and sepulchral chamber, bears witness to the architectural and ritual practices of the time, reused until the Iron Age.

12340 Rodelle

The Dolmen du Roc de la Françoun, located in Rodelle en Aveyron, is a neolithic archaeological site listed as a historical monument since 1994. This megalithic monument bears witness to ancient funeral practices.

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81700 Puylaurens

The Cordouls Oppidum in Puylaurens is a major protohistoric site of the Tarn, occupied between 850 and 425 BC, combining natural and artificial defences in Occitanie.

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65130 Avezac-Prat-Lahitte

The Puyo de l'Ardoun is a tumulus of the bronze and iron ages located in Nasac-Prat-Lahitte, Occitanie. Ranked a historic monument, it bears witness to ancient funeral practices.

46320 Durbans

The Dolmen des Roques No. 2 is a megalithic neolithic monument located in Durbans (Lot), remarkable for its well preserved funeral chamber and its circular cairn with double crown of slabs.