This monument which has not been the subject of reasoned excavations or surveys accurate was dismantled in the 1970s and is found today partially reassembled in the lapidary garden.
On the edge of the Gallifet canal, it brings together some archaeological remains, stelae, fragments of a Gallo-Roman temple and in particular the altar discovered in the hamlet of St-Pierre (witness to imperial worship).
Standing in the Félix Ziem lapidary garden, an Armenian cross (Khatchkar) pays tribute to the victims of the Armenian genocide of April 1915.
The khachkar is a stone stele on which stands a large cross in relief. Work of art between sculpture and architecture, it is a specific Armenian creation. UNESCO included in November 2010 the art of Armenian stone crosses on the list of intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
The stele was inaugurated in December 2015, it participates in the duty of memory so as not to forget the mistakes of the past.
Standing in the Félix Ziem lapidary garden, an Armenian cross (Khatchkar) pays tribute to the victims of the Armenian genocide of April 1915.
The khachkar is a stone stele on which stands a large cross in relief. Work of art between sculpture and architecture, it is a specific Armenian creation. UNESCO included in November 2010 the art of Armenian stone crosses on the list of intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
The stele was inaugurated in December 2015, it participates in the duty of memory so as not to forget the mistakes of the past.
Accessibility
Accessibility
Reception staff sensitized to the reception of people with disabilities
Rates
Rates
Free access.
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Location
Location
Contact Jardin Lapidaire
Environment
Environment
- Close to a motorway
- Town location
- Close to a public transportation
- Close to GR footpath
- Waterside
- Pier within 500 m
Access
Access
- Marsella Provenza: Aeropuerto / Aeródromo 20 km
Estación Martigues Lavéra: estación de tren a 4 km
