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Founded: 2nd century BCECategory: Prehistoric and archaeological sites in France
Historical period: Arrival of Celts (France)
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pierre fortoso (2 years ago)
Today I visited ?? the archaeological site of Saint Blaise in Saint Miter les Remparts. In Saint-Blaise, it is to discover an exceptional archaeological site which overlooks the ponds of Citis and Lavalduc, at the top of the cliff, there are important vestiges of a city dating back to the 7th century BC. . The Saint-Blaise chapel ?? is a few meters from the entrance to the archaeological site, in front of it the foundations of another older chapel, dating back to the 10th century. FYI, the name of Saint-Blaise, which the chapel bears, now extends to the entire site. This name refers to a bishop of Sebaste, who lived in Armenia at the time of the great persecutions. A doctor, Blaise retired to the forest, where he performed miracles such as healings, but was finally condemned to be flayed alive and then beheaded in 316. So if you like to walk around, go for it….. go for it…. With of course a good pair of shoes ? ??? See you +
Today I visited ?? the archaeological site of Saint Blaise in Saint Miter les Remparts. In Saint-Blaise, it is to discover an exceptional archaeological site which overlooks the ponds of Citis and Lavalduc, at the top of the cliff, there are important vestiges of a city dating back to the 7th century BC. . The Saint-Blaise chapel ?? is a few meters from the entrance to the archaeological site, in front of it the foundations of another older chapel, dating back to the 10th century. FYI, the name of Saint-Blaise, which the chapel bears, now extends to the entire site. This name refers to a bishop of Sebaste, who lived in Armenia at the time of the great persecutions. A doctor, Blaise retired to the forest, where he performed miracles such as healings, but was finally condemned to be flayed alive and then beheaded in 316. So if you like to walk around, go for it….. go for it…. With of course a good pair of shoes ? ??? See you +
MASSILIA 13 (2 years ago)
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Titi Lacydon (2 years ago)
A very pretty archaeological site, a major site due to the distinct presence of 3 periods of occupation. The site is being developed with works to make the visit paths practicable and also a room and a car park. There are dedicated and caring volunteers who give explanations about the site, which makes it easier to understand. If this review was helpful to you, please consider thumbs up
A very pretty archaeological site, a major site due to the distinct presence of 3 periods of occupation. The site is being developed with works to make the visit paths practicable and also a room and a car park. There are dedicated and caring volunteers who give explanations about the site, which makes it easier to understand. If this review was helpful to you, please consider thumbs up
Véronique Delalix (2 years ago)
A real treasure not to be missed, 5 hectares with exceptional remains, has been inhabited since the Neolithic period until the end of the 14th century, if I understood correctly. .. this site deserves to be talked about more, it's incredible everything there is to see. A nice walk to do.
A real treasure not to be missed, 5 hectares with exceptional remains, has been inhabited since the Neolithic period until the end of the 14th century, if I understood correctly. .. this site deserves to be talked about more, it's incredible everything there is to see. A nice walk to do.
Dominique Narozny (3 years ago)
Archaeological site closed, and work on a huge ultra-modern building in my opinion not in the spirit of the surrounding landscape, but pretty place with a chapel and the view of the ponds, some of which are tinted with a strange purple color.
Archaeological site closed, and work on a huge ultra-modern building in my opinion not in the spirit of the surrounding landscape, but pretty place with a chapel and the view of the ponds, some of which are tinted with a strange purple color.
