©Otmartigues / MyriamF
©Otmartigues / MyriamF
Facsimile of mud-brick houses from the iron age, stone quarries and medieval chapels.
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On a hill in the heart of the agricultural plain, remains of the habitat and fortifications of a Gallic oppidum and a Gallo-Roman agglomeration (6th century BC - 1st century AD) which housed a population of peasants and fishermen maintaining privileged relations with Marseille.
For 600 years of existence, the village was able to communicate with Saint-Blaise, Cap Tamaris and the Ile de Martigues district of which it was the contemporary. Then in the 1st century AD, it was abandoned by the...
For 600 years of existence, the village was able to communicate with Saint-Blaise, Cap Tamaris and the Ile de Martigues district of which it was the contemporary. Then in the 1st century AD, it was abandoned by the...
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Location
Contact Church and oppidum of St Pierre les Martigues
Environment
- In the country
- Close to a trunk road
