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It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

It has been there for 3300 years, a small witness of the era of great European archaeological sites. Visiting the ancient site of Noàl, today Archaeological Park, means rewinding the tape of time and returning to the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, and the Middle Ages. A place of evocative beauty, between the Piave and

Insights on the exhibitionThe Ethnographic Museum Dolomites opens the month of June with a series of in-depth meetings that will accompany the exhibition "Brazil. Between Two Worlds, A Story" set up at the Exhibition Hall of the Museum. On Friday, June 13, the historical researcher Daniele Gazzi will give a presentation titled "1875-2025, 150 Years