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Archaeological Discoveries from the Dolmen Route on Display in Aroztegi

Artifacts from excavations along the Dolmen Route, spanning Elgoibar, Bergara, and Soraluze, are now exhibited to bring megalithic heritage closer to the public.

Generic image of prehistoric pottery and stone tools in an exhibition.
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Generic image of prehistoric pottery and stone tools in an exhibition.

Various artifacts unearthed during archaeological excavations along the Dolmen Route, located between Elgoibar, Bergara, and Soraluze, are now on display at the Aroztegi hall, aiming to bring the region's megalithic heritage closer to the public.

The exhibition provides valuable insights into the lifestyle of prehistoric communities, covering their diet, technology, interactions with other groups, and customs. These discoveries demonstrate that new research opportunities still exist along the Dolmen Route, utilizing innovative techniques and perspectives.
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"This exhibition demonstrates that there are still opportunities for research on the dolmen route, using new techniques and perspectives."

A member of the coordination committee of the Aranzadi Science Society
All archaeological materials on display were found in local dolmens, from both excavations conducted 100 years ago and more recent ones. This initiative serves as an acknowledgment and appreciation for the efforts of the municipalities of Elgoibar, Bergara, and Soraluze.
The exhibition also has an educational focus. According to an official from the Tourism and Sustainable Development department of the Debabarrena Development Agency (Debgesa), primary school students will be able to visit the exhibition through guided tours while it is in the towns. Additionally, a guided tour of the Dolmen Route will take place on Saturday, May 2. All activities are free of charge.
The Aroztegi exhibition will be open until the 26th of the month, with the following hours: Tuesday to Friday, from 18:00 to 20:30; Saturdays, from 12:00 to 14:00 and from 18:00 to 20:30; and Sundays and holidays, from 12:00 to 14:00.

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