The archaeological area of Saint-Martin-de-Corléans in Aosta is a multi-layered site whose historical traces range from the Romanesque church, built on Roman and Gallic remains, to the sanctuaries of the Copper Age, up to the consecration rituals dating back to the end of the Neolithic. The ritual plowing, alignments of wooden poles and anthropomorphic stelae – works of great ancient statuary of global importance – are prehistoric testimonies that make this place an archaeological deposit of international importance and accompany the visitor on a journey through time with a strong emotional impact and very high cultural value.
