• Terra Amata (Italian for "Beloved Land") is an archaeological site in open air located on the slopes of Mount Boron in Nice, at a level 26 meters (85 ft)...
  • The Terra Amata human palaeontology museum is inspired by the discovery in 1966 of what is the first known use of intentional fire-making.
  • Terra Amata is an archeological site on the slopes of Mount Boron in Nice, in France. On the site, which used to be a prehistoric beach, archeaologists discovered...
  • The Terra Amata Museum of Prehistory is located on the remains of the excavations of the homonymous archaeological site, which has returned the oldest...
  • Kulübelerin her birinin ortasında bir ateş çukuru vardı: Bulunan küller, Terra Amata sakinlerinin zaten ateşi kullanabildiklerini gösteriyor.
  • How long does it take to visit The Human Paleontology Terra Amata Museum? Many people will spend around 1 hour during their visit.
  • The permanent collection of the museum consists precisely of these archeological findings. ... www.musee-terra-amata.org.
  • TERRA AMATA. Fransa'nın Nice şehrinde yapılan kazılarda paleolitik çağa ait aletler bulununca arkeolog ve antropologlar kazılarını daha geniş alanlara yaydı.
  • Terra Amata Site. Paleolithic settlement, occupied 427,000 BCE –364,000 BCE, located in Nice, France; tools found dated to the paleolithic 380,000 B.C.E...
  • Terra Amata is a deeply stratified site with archaeological materials distributed throughout three major levels referred to as—starting with the...
  • If you are interested in prehistory, the site of Terra Amata is not to be missed under any pretext! 400 000 years ago, men lived here.
  • ...archaeologist, excavated the site in 1966 prior to the construction of an apartment building, the lowest floor of which now houses the Terra Amata Museum.
  • Lower Palaeolithic site in Nice, France, with occupation from the Mindel glaciation c 380,000 BP through 11 total levels.