Summary

The Ribemont-sur-Ancre Archaeological Centre is dedicated to preserving and studying artifacts from the significant Gallic and Gallo-Roman site discovered in the area. Established in the early 1990s, the center houses collections from excavations throughout the Somme department, encompassing periods from the Bronze Age through the Gallo-Roman era. ​

Visitors to the center can explore a variety of artifacts, including weapons, human remains, architectural elements, ceramics, and animal bones, reflecting the site's historical importance. The center also offers insights into ancient religious practices and the region's archaeological heritage.

Located at 9 Place Charles de Gaulle in Ribemont-sur-Ancre, the center is approximately a 9-minute drive from Le Macassar in Corbie, making it a convenient excursion for guests interested in the area's rich history. ​

Please note that visits are by appointment, and the center provides facilities such as parking and accessibility for visitors with disabilities. ​