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Archaeological sites in the Eastern Pyrenees

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Archaeological site of Saint-Etienne d'Orle

66000 Perpignan

The archaeological site of St. Stephen's in Perpignan is a medieval complex including a Romanesque church, a cemetery and the remains of a village abandoned after the 14th century, linked to the Templars and the Hospitallers.

Wisigothic Cemetery of Estagel

Cemetery
66310 Estagel

The Wisigothic cemetery of Estagel, located in the Pyrénées-Orientales, is a Ve-VIth century necropolis composed of more than 200 graves in shale slabs, revealing rural life in southern Gaul under wisigothic influence.

Panissars Archaeological Site, located at Panissars Pass

Archaeological sites
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.

Cave of the Arago Caune

Archaeological sites
66720 Tautavel

The Arago Caune Cave, located in Tautavel, Occitanie, is a major prehistoric site of ancient Paleolithic, famous for its remains of Homo heidelbergensis and lithic tools dating from 700,000 to 100,000 years.