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- Depiction of a Terra Amata hut as postulated by H. de Lumley (see text). Terra Amata (Italian for "Beloved Land") is an archaeological site in open air located on the slopes...
- Visuel d'acceuil : galet aménagé (chopper) découvert sur le site de Terra Amata. Flèche bas.
- Terra Amata is a deeply stratified site with archaeological materials distributed throughout three major levels referred to as—starting with the...
- Terra Amata is an Acheulean paleolithic site located on the Mediterranean coast of southern France near the modern town of Nice.
- Other articles where Terra Amata is discussed: Homo sapiens: Behavioral influences: At Terra Amata in southern France, traces of large huts have been found.
- 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.
- Beneath the Museum is dedicated to the great hall, the center of which was a huge fragment of prehistoric pebble beach, called by scientists Terra Amata...
- Closed exceptionally on January 1st and December 25th. Musée de Préhistoire de Terra Amata. 25 boulevard Carnot 06300 Nice FRANCE.
- Terra Amata is the oldest controled fireplace discovered in the world, only to be compared with a similar site in China.
- With its extensive collection of human archaeological findings and moments of evolution, the Human Palaeontology Terra Amata Museum provides visitors with a...
- How long does it take to visit The Human Paleontology Terra Amata Museum? Many people will spend around 1 hour during their visit.
- The interdisciplinary study of the Terra Amata site, led by Professor Henry de Lumley, shows that this deposit is an important milestone for the understanding of...
- 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...