PARCO ARCHEOLOGICO DEI MASSI DI CEMMO
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2024
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2024
National park used to value, protect and promote rock art.
Perhaps the least interesting of the parks at Capo di Ponte, it was the first rock art site to be identified in Val Camonica in 1909. Here there are two very large rocks dating back to the 3rd millennium B.C. where you can admire more than 200 engravings of scenes from everyday life. The national park was created in 2005, as an extension of the small state-owned area "dei Massi di Cemmo" which had existed since 1964. It serves to enhance, protect and promote rock art.
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Le site est sauvage et c'était super agréable de se balader presque tout seul en plein mois d'août. Sur ces rochers il y a plus de cinq phases d'incisions. Il y a des représentations de cervidés, des symboles plus schématiques certainement les plus anciens et des représentations d'armes comme des dagues qui datent de l'âge de bronze. Bref C'est magnifique et parfait pour commencer la visite des sites de la Valcamonica.