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.
Services
Services
Specific themed events
Workshop for children
Picnic area
Projection room
Equipped conference room
Groups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 50 Person(s)
Accepted customers
Accepted customers
- Individuals
- Groups
Medias
Medias
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Location
Location
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Access
Access
- SNCF train station : La Ferté-Bernard at 20km
- Motorway : A11 at 15km
