Museo civico archeologico di Arsago Seprio
Small archaeological museum in Arsago Seprio in three rooms, with finds from local excavations from prehistory to the Visconti period.
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About the museum
The museum holds, in three rooms, the finds that emerged from the excavations carried out by the heritage authority in the territory of Arsago Seprio over roughly thirty years. The route traces the settlement of the area from prehistory up to the age of the Visconti.
The ancient settlement is documented from the Final Bronze Age; later, Celtic peoples of the Insubres tribe settled there, who from the 2nd century BC were gradually absorbed into the Roman world and in the Augustan age adopted its customs.
Highlights
- Finds from the excavations of the heritage authority
- Settlement from prehistory to the Visconti
- Evidence of the Insubres and of Romanisation
Permanent exhibition
- Archeologia di Arsago Seprio – Three rooms with finds from the Final Bronze Age to the Visconti period, from excavations in the municipal territory.
- Operated by
- Comune di Arsago Seprio
- Visitors per year
- approx. 1,059
Admission & discounts
Admission is free.
Free admission according to Museionline.
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