Area archeologica Monte San Martino ai Campi

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On one of the offshoots of Mount San Martino (850 mt), above the village of Campi, you can find the San Martino archaeological site. The most important find is the ruins of a large building from the roman age, most likely a sanctuary where female deities were worshipped, constructed over the remains of a former cult rituals site. The location was known since the prehistoric age, and inhabited continuously during the second iron age (IV to I century B.C) and past the Roman age well into the Middle Ages. The findings found in this area are preserved in the Museum in Riva del Garda; some copies can be seen at the Museum point at Pranzo.