A local scholar, Jean Jousse had begun the discovery of a Neolithic site in the commune of Gréez-sur-Roc.
Situated on a promontory, the village had been the subject of archaeological excavations since 2003. These revealed the existence of a Neolithic settlement. The "Jean Jousse" exhibition presents the results of this research, with educational panels, display cases containing cut stones, fragments of pottery, reconstructions of terracotta and a film showing excavation techniques. The association also offers activities such as fire-lighting and spear-throwing.
Groups welcome all year round by appointment and open every Sunday afternoon in July and August.
Situated on a promontory, the village had been the subject of archaeological excavations since 2003. These revealed the existence of a Neolithic settlement. The "Jean Jousse" exhibition presents the results of this research, with educational panels, display cases containing cut stones, fragments of pottery, reconstructions of terracotta and a film showing excavation techniques. The association also offers activities such as fire-lighting and spear-throwing.
Groups welcome all year round by appointment and open every Sunday afternoon in July and August.
Accessibility
Accessibility
Groups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 50 Person(s)
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Individuals
- Groups
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Location
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Spoken languages
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Access
- SNCF train station : La Ferté-Bernard at 20km
- Motorway : A11 at 15km
