Centro di Documentazione del Lago di Viverone
Museum | Viverone | Piemonte | Italy
The "Centro di Documentazione del Lago di Viverone" is a museum in Viverone, Piedmont, Italy, specializing in the prehistoric pile dwellings of Lake Viverone. These settlements date back to the Bronze Age and were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2011.
The museum is located in the exhibition rooms of the Viverone library and showcases a variety of artifacts from the remains of the prehistoric settlements. These include tools, ceramics, and other everyday objects that provide insight into the lives of the ancient communities.
A particular highlight of the museum is the reconstruction of a pile dwelling, which gives visitors a vivid impression of the construction and living space of the Bronze Age. This reconstruction is based on archaeological finds and research, allowing visitors to experience firsthand the lifestyle of the time.
In addition to the exhibitions, the center also offers informational materials and guided tours to deepen understanding of the significance of the pile dwellings and their role in the prehistoric development of the region. The museum thus plays an important role in preserving and transmitting the cultural heritage of Lake Viverone.
