Musée municipal d’Ernée
Musée de France for archaeology in Ernée, covering prehistory, the Gallo-Roman period and the Middle Ages; open on request only.
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About the museum
The Musée municipal d’Ernée is located on Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, in a building dating from 1823. It has carried the “Musée de France” designation since 2003.
The collections are devoted to archaeology from prehistory to the Middle Ages. They highlight the Gallo-Roman tile kilns of the region and the Contrie passage grave, a monument from the late 3rd millennium BC. According to the city, the museum is a reference in archaeology and complements a visit to the town’s two passage graves, La Contrie and La Tardivière.
Highlights
- Archaeological collections from prehistory to the Middle Ages
- Gallo-Roman tile kilns
- Link to the Contrie passage grave
- “Musée de France” designation
Permanent exhibition
- Collections d’archéologie – Regional archaeology from prehistory to the Middle Ages, with Gallo-Roman tile kilns and items related to the Contrie passage grave.
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
According to a tourist guide, admission is free.
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