Gallo-Roman vestiges in Morbihan

Gallo-Roman jackets
56600 Lanester

The vestiges of the Gallo-Roman Salaison plant of the Resto, located in Lanester, Brittany, are a rare workshop for the production of condiments and salisons of fish dating back to the Gallo-Roman period, inscribed in historical monuments in 2000.

Gallo-Roman site
56250 La Vraie-Croix

The Gallo-Roman site of the Nal, in La Vraie-Croix (Morbihan), is an archaeological complex dating from the Gallo-Roman period, including potential remains of a villa or temple on a preserved terre.

Archaeological sites
56310 Bubry

The archaeological site of the Old Saint-Yves in Bubry is a medieval fortified complex, including a castral motte and a lower courtyard, located in Brittany in the Morbihan, dating from the middle of the Middle Ages.

Barred spur
56680 Plouhinec

The Mané-Coh-Castel Oppidum is a protohistoric barred spur located in Plouhinec, Brittany, overlooking the ria of Étel. Ranked a historic monument in 1972, it bears witness to a Gaulish occupation on a preserved coastal site.

Hydraulic heritage
56950 Crach

The Gallo-Roman waterway from Rosnarho to Crac Its remains, partially preserved, date from the Gallo-Roman era.

Gallo-Roman jackets
56680 Plouhinec

The archaeological estate of Mané-Véchen in Plouhinec is a Gallo-Roman villa of the 2nd-IVth century, classified as a historical monument, overlooking the Estuary of Étel in Brittany.

Prehistoric vestiges
56890 Saint-Avé

The protohistoric camp of Kastel-Ker-Nevé, also known as the César camp, is a triangular Gaulish stronghold located in Saint-Avé (Morbihan), overlooking the Gulf of Morbihan from an escarpment at 105 m altitude.

Gallic camp
56590 Groix

The Gallic camp on the island of Groix at Kervédan is a barred spur from the Iron Age. This classified archaeological site, surrounded by ramparts and ditches, bears witness to the Gallic fortifications in Brittany.